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“Can you imagine the clearances to work there?!?!”

Not as bad as you would think, your escort with the M4 is the one that gets the colonoscopy with a microscope...
 
After 9-11 our company got a job setting targets on the Capitol building so it could be laser scanned for a record. I wasn't on that project, but I don't think clearances were too bad. NSA/Ft Meade, you had to stop and get your vehicle checked. It was always amusing seeing the guys who thought a morning joint was a good idea being cuffed on the curb. Dumbasses...

On that job, I was out on the highway in front, and a helicopter came overhead, and told me we had to break setup. GWB was coming for a visit :^D
 
What'd y'all think of the beluga experiencing violin??? That was otherworldly to me, the expressions and body language he was making suggested such a depth of being
 
Forgot to watch it actually. I meant to get to it later, and didn't. I'm not sure what to make of it. I wonder what interested it more; the sound, or the rhythmic bowing?
 
As you watch through it, watching animal behaviour, its fascinating. She really was just pushing out of territory. These cats have about a 100 mile range area. He kept facing her. Making noise. Her little tantrums were just "get out of here!" Moves. Territorial. Probably cubs nearby. Probably would not have followed him that far over a kill. Watch the tail especially, very telling.
 
I used to have a mated pair that lived in the Chowchilla River canyon where i lived and walked to and fr om work often smelling of food i cooked. Sometines they would follow me off the side of the road in the dark for the better part of a mile down my gravel road. Kinda freaky at 2 am.most times they would keep some room if I would loud at them. But you learned to keep some rocks handy and my revolver ready to draw if needed. Thecubs were often spotted just two drives down at the river crossing. You knew not to let pets ir small children wander the yard unsupervised. A buddy of mine next door (literally a flight of stair up hill from me) ran into one of them walking his room mates dod right next to his place.
 
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