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    Re: What does everyone do for a living?

    Quote Originally Posted by DennisM View Post
    some think it's odd, some think it's scary, it seems most are semi fascinated. most co-workers I've had who've thought I was odd thought so before they found out about the snakes.
    Lol this is great and probably true for me as well I've juggled and hula hooped on lunch since I've started there so that description of me might have already been formed haha. Most do seen somewhat fascinated, but they also seem to think a ball python can kill you LOL just the typical unknowing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hypancistrus View Post
    I am a HS Science teacher. A lot of my animals moonlight in the classroom most of the year. Right now I have a cornsnake, a blue-tongue skink, a crested gecko and five turtles in my classroom, along with some furry animals (hamsters) and 19 newly hatched baby chicks which we will keep for two weeks until they grow wing feathers.

    My coworkers see my zoo of a classroom and so it never shocks them that I have a home zoo, too. In fact, I bring a lot of my home animals in for school events.
    I wish I was in your class lol
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