House Mouse (Mus musculus)
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Meadow Vole aka Field Mouse (Microtus pennsylvanicu)
Obviously, either one can live in the field, so my conscience is clear (at least with regard to this incident.) But I'm sorry about this thread . . .
Please understand that I'm NOT down on you. If your boss was a vet, and he told you to do it, then you were doing your job. If I'd been the boss, that's a job I'da turned down. I understand your position at that time, and don't think you're un-patriotic at all.Originally posted by CharlesLowry:
I'm not trying to get down on you, Andy. I just feel strongly abvout it, and I would've sent that customer packing, if I'd had to borrow the money to pay the rent that month. But, that's just me...
I'm glad to say that my knowledge of embalming and decomposing bodies only come from readiing, not first-hand experience. You see, I recently read a fascinating book titled Dead men Do Tell Tales by William R. Maples, Ph.D. who is a forensic anthropologist. It's a wonderful account of many of the cases he has worked on to help solve crimes, including the grisly Gainesville, Florida murders of the fall of '89. I happened to come across it in the Social Sciences section at the local Barnes & Noble.MitreMan, if you don't mind my asking, just where did you acquire your very specific embalming information? Is framing not your first career?
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