What Is The Strangest Thing You've Ever Done To Make A Buck? (Page 2/2)
Blacktree DEC 07, 02:48 PM
The strangest thing I've ever done for a buck was pick one up off the ground. I thought that was strange. (shrug)
steve308 DEC 07, 02:52 PM

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Originally posted by TheDigitalAlchemist:

One of my most interesting gigs involved a daily run to the local hospital, where I collected foreskins from the previous day's "harvest", separated the dermis and epidermis, and then used the resulting tissues to grew small sheets of skin for use in research.




Did they pay you or did you work for tips?
Boondawg DEC 07, 05:04 PM

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Originally posted by steve308:


Did they pay you or did you work for tips?



Buh-dump bump!

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rbell2915 DEC 08, 12:36 PM
My memory is crap nowadays so this probably isn't the strangest, but I would charge my friends and their boots $100-120 to do Leading Marines for them. I pretty much had the answers memorized and would get it done in 30-40 minutes. It was insane how much money I was making so quickly.
Notorio DEC 09, 05:13 PM

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Originally posted by TheDigitalAlchemist:

One of my most interesting gigs involved a daily run to the local hospital, where I collected foreskins from the previous day's "harvest", separated the dermis and epidermis, and then used the resulting tissues to grew small sheets of skin for use in research.




I guess the strangest thing I ever did was USE the resulting sheets of TDA's foreskin 'skin' in our health products lab. (The other guy in the lab had to scrub up for surgery to receive skin for research from breast reduction operations. For some reason everybody wanted to do that job.) If this counts, my friend worked in a slaughter house where he burned the bristles off of pigs with a blow torch. This came out at lunch one day because we also bought pig skin for research and yours truly got the job of pulling the bristles out with a pair of pliers
williegoat DEC 09, 05:20 PM

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Originally posted by Notorio:

...he burned the bristles off of pigs with a blow torch.


Did he get chicharrones as a byproduct?
maryjane DEC 09, 07:10 PM
cracklins......
sourmash DEC 09, 07:34 PM
Was the bristle burner's job title called "flamer"?
James Bond 007 DEC 09, 11:12 PM
Collect cans around the lake, and donate plasma (yes, they pay for that).
Notorio DEC 09, 11:34 PM

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Originally posted by sourmash:

Was the bristle burner's job title called "flamer"?



I'll have to ask him. Darn, we really missed a chance of saddling him with a work-appropriate nickname