Me too. I used to wash dead people. Oddly, it was better than the serving yogurt job.

I've seen it in person. The couple we were with shared one and finished it all on their own.

If I named her tonight, her name would be Banshee.

I worked in a porn studio! Let's start an oddjobs thread :)

I worked in a place that sold gold (that apparently they didn't have.)

Dang! The four of us couldn't finish it! It was like cough syrup with dry ice in it.

I love you.

The washing the dead is the best I've got. But I did interview at an aerial photography place once where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,where the owner droned on and on about planes, droned on and on about planes,
heh-get it...droned. Anyway, I knew I'd die there in his office listening to him so I turned the gig down.

Thanks! I was good at it, too. The key to that kind of gig is just thinking about how you'd like your mortal coil to be handled. Lizzie: Coil-Washer. It was actually really nice and peaceful, and I'd do that gig again.

Honestly, I think that's the kind of work I could handle... Then again, I like the odds and ends... it's the regular tight-a$$ed sh*t in the middle I have a hard time dealing with. Great idea, Matt! Ooh, here's the thread I made to talk about jobs: Click here, because I'm too lazy to be creative and think of something cheeky for you to click on. So just click.