Friday, October 30, 2009
The Dangers of Working with Woodpeckers
The offender's names have been redacted, but they don't deserve such protection.
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That might make a good name if you ever want to rename your blog, too.
ReplyDeleteThey seem like a rather sorted, cynical lot.
ReplyDeleteHeh, yeah, thats field biologists. And John, no renaming is happening anytime soon. :)
ReplyDeleteHa; that's great.
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