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  • R Roger Wright

    Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

    "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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    Nagy Vilmos
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    So, you need someone to sit still and look at a single spot in the near distance all day? I could sub-let you a 1/2 dozen grads if you need them.


    Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.

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    • R Roger Wright

      Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

      "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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      hairy_hats
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      Sounds like a hardware project to me.

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      • R Roger Wright

        Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

        "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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        Dalek Dave
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        Would you have to shell out for that?

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        • R Roger Wright

          Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

          "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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          Xiangyang Liu
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          Roger Wright wrote:

          waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor

          I am available to monitor a couple of certified tortoises.

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          • R Roger Wright

            Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

            "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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            Dario Solera
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            And what on Earth is a "tortoise monitor"? :-D

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            • R Roger Wright

              Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

              "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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              Nagy Vilmos
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              Found one here[^]


              Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.

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              • R Roger Wright

                Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

                "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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                Robert Surtees
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                I'm guessing showing up at the jobsite wearing a hardhat made out of a tortoise shell would be right out.

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                • R Robert Surtees

                  I'm guessing showing up at the jobsite wearing a hardhat made out of a tortoise shell would be right out.

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                  jeffwask
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                  Tortoise helmets keep the CIA from broadcasting secret messages directly into your brain.

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                  • R Roger Wright

                    Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

                    "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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                    You need to struggle to overtake a tortoise.

                    Visit http://www.notreadytogiveup.com/[^] and do something special today.

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                    • R Roger Wright

                      Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

                      "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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                      Stuart Dootson
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                      This[^] is the only Tortoise monitor I'm aware of ;P

                      Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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                      • R Robert Surtees

                        I'm guessing showing up at the jobsite wearing a hardhat made out of a tortoise shell would be right out.

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                        Roger Wright
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                        Probably, but I like the way you're thinking. :-D Know where I can buy one? :rolleyes:

                        "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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                        • R Roger Wright

                          Well, the latest twist in my next substation project is that we're on hold, waiting for the federal agency responsible for the project to locate and hire a certified tortoise monitor. Between this fiasco and the ridiculous environmental and cultural reviews, we're already over a year late in starting. What I want to know is, what education and testing are required to become a "certified" tortoise monitor, and what does it pay? I'm thinking that, one day when I'm ready to quit contributing anything useful to the world, this might be an ideal post-retirement occupation. :-D

                          "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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                          Steve Mayfield
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                          someone who is verrrrry slow... :laugh:

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