Spinner's End

19 Apr 2012

12 Apr 2012

….SNORTLAUGH.

….SNORTLAUGH.

4 Apr 2012

25 Mar 2012

16 Mar 2012

6 Mar 2012

Oh my God.  XD

Oh my God.  XD

1 Mar 2012

waitforthecreme:

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AANFOSDNFJFNGAF;BJG;FBG;OFGNOAFJNGOF;BG;BGOFBGOFJBG;FDJBG;FDBGOAFBG

waitforthecreme:

ASLJDASDLASDKJASKDJASLKDJASDLKASDALKJDASLDKJAD
ASLDJASLDJASLDJASDASLDASDLASKDJASDLKASJDLAK 

AANFOSDNFJFNGAF;BJG;FBG;OFGNOAFJNGOF;BG;BGOFBGOFJBG;FDJBG;FDBGOAFBG

(Source: loki-baby)

28 Feb 2012

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27 Feb 2012

skarosoul:

I like this post. A lot.

“Beware!  There is a scoundrel present.”  XD

(Source: 9GAG)

25 Feb 2012

18 Feb 2012

1. I’m impressed that a Zookeeper one of these exists!!2. It’s all true.  Though I will offer three caveats:a) Re: “what I really do” - yes, a LOT of my job involves cleaning in every form (shoveling, hosing, scrubbing, dish washing, window washing, squeegeeing, pitchforking, etc.), but it’s not miserable like people think it is.  I actually enjoy most of my daily cleaning routine - I like zoning out and letting my mind wander while I clean, it’s therapeutic.  Also, animal excrement is WAY less gross than human excrement, so I roll my eyes at people who squeal, “EEEWWW, you have to clean their POOP?!?!”  Yes.  Yes I do.  And it gets in my hair and on my face and all over my hands and clothes, and I don’t care.  It’s not that gross.  Move on.b) Re: “what I wish I was doing” - I do get to do the cool stuff.  Quite a lot, actually.  It’s just that people are often surprised to learn that 100% of my job is not bottle-feeding baby giraffes.  Zookeeping is like… 80% difficult, exhausting, dirty work, and 20% awesome moments that make other people jealous.  Yeah, I get to feed penguins and hug flamingos and have tiny cute parrots crawling in my hair and kiss elephants on the trunk and pet rhinos, but in exchange for that I spend innumerable hours washing dishes and scrubbing floors and sorting buckets of fish and crawling awkwardly in tiny, filthy spaces and hosing feces off of every surface imaginable.  Worth it?  Definitely.  But it’s not for everyone.c) Finally, there’s also a lot about zookeeping that isn’t reflected in this particular meme.  Zookeepers do more than just clean and occasionally pet animals.  We make the animals’ food, give them their medications, treat their injuries, design their exhibits, monitor their behavior with a level of hawk-eyed observation that would stun you, keep records, train the animals in precise and complex ways, educate the public, fix things when they break, and many other things.  There’s a routine to it for sure, but there’s also something different every day.  I love it.  A lot.That was tl;dr for a meme, sorry.  I just have a lot of thoughts on this subject.

1. I’m impressed that a Zookeeper one of these exists!!

2. It’s all true. 

Though I will offer three caveats:
a) Re: “what I really do” - yes, a LOT of my job involves cleaning in every form (shoveling, hosing, scrubbing, dish washing, window washing, squeegeeing, pitchforking, etc.), but it’s not miserable like people think it is.  I actually enjoy most of my daily cleaning routine - I like zoning out and letting my mind wander while I clean, it’s therapeutic.  Also, animal excrement is WAY less gross than human excrement, so I roll my eyes at people who squeal, “EEEWWW, you have to clean their POOP?!?!”  Yes.  Yes I do.  And it gets in my hair and on my face and all over my hands and clothes, and I don’t care.  It’s not that gross.  Move on.

b) Re: “what I wish I was doing” - I do get to do the cool stuff.  Quite a lot, actually.  It’s just that people are often surprised to learn that 100% of my job is not bottle-feeding baby giraffes.  Zookeeping is like… 80% difficult, exhausting, dirty work, and 20% awesome moments that make other people jealous.  Yeah, I get to feed penguins and hug flamingos and have tiny cute parrots crawling in my hair and kiss elephants on the trunk and pet rhinos, but in exchange for that I spend innumerable hours washing dishes and scrubbing floors and sorting buckets of fish and crawling awkwardly in tiny, filthy spaces and hosing feces off of every surface imaginable.  Worth it?  Definitely.  But it’s not for everyone.

c) Finally, there’s also a lot about zookeeping that isn’t reflected in this particular meme.  Zookeepers do more than just clean and occasionally pet animals.  We make the animals’ food, give them their medications, treat their injuries, design their exhibits, monitor their behavior with a level of hawk-eyed observation that would stun you, keep records, train the animals in precise and complex ways, educate the public, fix things when they break, and many other things.  There’s a routine to it for sure, but there’s also something different every day.  I love it.  A lot.

That was tl;dr for a meme, sorry.  I just have a lot of thoughts on this subject.

8 Feb 2012

I can never resist this one

1 - Go to Wikipedia.com and hit Random. The title of the first article you get is the name of your band.
2 - Go to Quotationspage.com and hit Random. The last four or five words of the very last quote of the page is the title of your first album.
3 - Go to Flickr.com and click on “explore - the last seven days.” Third picture, no matter what it is, will be your album cover.
4 - Use Photoshop, picnik.com, or something similar to put it all together.

Behold!  “Pretending to be an Expert” by my fictional band, Zonal Training Centre.
Reblog with yours!!


6 Feb 2012

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27 Jan 2012

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25 Jan 2012

Oh Boromir, you speak the truth.

Oh Boromir, you speak the truth.