Workareas? - Page 8

McCoy · #71 (**permalink**) May 9th, 2008, 09:59 AM

Have you guys ever considered that a Flytyer can be a person who catches flies n' then play bondage with 'em?

Whiterook · #72 (**permalink**) May 9th, 2008, 08:57 PM

Well, considering I am surrounded by Biologists at work, the thought has crossed my mind. They're an odd lot. Some of my favorite items found in the cafeteia fridge: A few petrie dishes with unknown contents; a dead bird in a specimen bag in the freezer; a brown bag labeled "DO NOT OPEN (I didn't)...I could go on, but it's just too painful (and true!)

Jim O · #73 (**permalink**) May 9th, 2008, 09:34 PM

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Have you guys ever considered that a Flytyer can be a person who catches flies n' then play bondage with 'em?

Those would be some pretty nimble fingers.

MAGNA · #74 (**permalink**) May 9th, 2008, 11:04 PM

How on Earth would you make chains and whips that small?

Geek44 · #75 (**permalink**) May 10th, 2008, 02:06 AM

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Well, considering I am surrounded by Biologists at work, the thought has crossed my mind. They're an odd lot. Some of my favorite items found in the cafeteia fridge: A few petrie dishes with unknown contents; a dead bird in a specimen bag in the freezer; a brown bag labeled "DO NOT OPEN (I didn't)...I could go on, but it's just too painful (and true!)

I do a lot of stuff from my 'armchair' mate. Astronomy, mathematics (I suck), physics and biology to name a few. I have a collection of skulls (lamentably not those of my enemies...my partner objects) and in my freezer is a jar of frogs. Outside, I have two dead birds being cleaned by my able assistants (ants).

Whiterook · #76 (**permalink**) May 10th, 2008, 07:39 PM

Good grief Nick, you'd fit right in with over 3/4's of the folks I work with!

If biology is your thing go to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Home sometime...some good stuff there.

Geek44 · #77 (**permalink**) May 11th, 2008, 12:52 AM

Thanks mate...I'll check it out.

Aussie Dave · #78 (**permalink**) May 11th, 2008, 08:16 AM

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Hmm, there's a slight difference between "tyer" n' "tire"...

Yep, thats for sure.

Tire - meaning: to get tired of something or somebody.
Or Exhaust through overuse or great strain or stress.
Eg. "They began to tire themselves out early into the long run by..."

Ty´er - meaning: One who ties, or unites.

Tyre - meaning: A device covering the circumference of a wheel.

Cheers,
Dave

Of course in the US a "tyre" is a tire. So we put new tires on our cars.

Yeah but thats Americana and not English.

(Americans can't spell. - lol)

Cheers,
Dave

Geek44 · #79 (**permalink**) May 12th, 2008, 03:11 AM

I think I hear my mother calling me...

Whiterook · #80 (**permalink**) May 12th, 2008, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim O

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Originally Posted by Aussie Dave

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Originally Posted by McCoy

Hmm, there's a slight difference between "tyer" n' "tire"...

Yep, thats for sure.

Tire - meaning: to get tired of something or somebody.
Or Exhaust through overuse or great strain or stress.
Eg. "They began to tire themselves out early into the long run by..."

Ty´er - meaning: One who ties, or unites.

Tyre - meaning: A device covering the circumference of a wheel.

Cheers,
Dave

Of course in the US a "tyre" is a tire. So we put new tires on our cars.

Yeah but thats Americana and not English.

(Americans can't spell. - lol)

Cheers,
Dave

Yets wee can!