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![]() "riverman" wrote in message oups.com... Padishar Creel wrote: "riverman" wrote in message oups.com... What'd us furriners miss? ------------ Riverman, speaking of missing things, how about some of your writing? How are you doing in your new assisgnment, Hong Kong, right? I told on of your experiences to a group of fly fisherman about the African caretaker snail thing it was a big hit. Are you getting any chances to fish? Chris Hey Chris; thanks for the compliment, although I have no idea what the 'caretaker snail' thing is. :-? ---------------- Snipped in hopes my memory is correct -------------- As I remember, the caretaker at your college would take fruit out into the jungle and the next morning collect large snails, which I believe he then ate, that had been feeding on the fruit all night. Wasn't that your posting? Chris |
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Ah, yes it was. It was how you referenced it that threw me.
Sad to say, a dominatrix in management here put the kabosh on that poor old guy. Without a speck of scientific training or any consultation, she deemed that his practice was 'damaging to the local ecology' and now he can't remove them from campus any more. In actuality, she's a bit of a supremist and likes to constantly remind the locals of who is in charge by curtailing them at her personal whim. I suggested to him that he catch them as before, but then release them in her flower and vegetable garden. After a week of that, he could comment to her that population seems to be doing just fine, and could use some culling. --riverman |
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