Sorry, yes you are correct I'm having a very bad night sorry

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I have 8 college majors and a few undermajors, I'm studying law and embalming/funeral science

I'm self restraining my anger right now as we speak!!!

Half naked man in a towel comes to my mind...

La petite mort , French for "the small death", is a popular reference for sexual orgasm.

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Maybe if I was drunk, I would be able to understand better other then that I don't get it...

Wish there was a smile face with a bull whip!

Thank-you everyone, I'm still getting used to it!!

I just posted new ones 03-03-2008, of my chopped Army hair cut...

Thank-you everyone just took a pic and will post it in awhile.....

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I just cut off 10 inches of my hair, to the middle of my back!!!! I'm in the Army and it had to go, sick of getting smoked for it touching the collar of my uniform. I donated it to Locks Of love which I'm happy that I was able to...I went from looking like Amy Lee from Evanescence to Victoria 'Posh Spice' Beckham...... I feel so unsexy and I cried like a baby...God I feel naked!!! I know it's just hair but it was my security blanket....

The Mortuary Affairs Specialist performs duties relating to deceased personnel to include recovery, collection, evacuation, establishment of tentative identification. They also inventory, safeguard and evacuate personal effects of deceased personnel. They also serve as team members and recovery specialists at the U.S. Army's Central Identification Laboratory in Hawaii.

Some of your duties as a Mortuary Affairs Specialist may include:

Conducting searches for deceased personnel, their personal effects and other identification media.
Recovering remains found and records personal effects and other identification media.
Evacuating remains and personal effects to collection points.
Recording recovery locations on maps, sketches, and overlays.
Recording fingerprint impressions, prepares dental/anatomical charts.
Assisting in the decontamination of human remains, which have been contaminated by either chemical, biological or nuclear contamination.

Advanced level Mortuary Affairs Specialists may perform these additional duties:

Planning and supervising the search, recovery, processing and evacuation of the remains of U.S. Armed Forces personnel.
Ensuring that personal effects are recovered, inventoried, and accounted for.
Instructing in the handling and processing of contaminated remains.
Assisting in the preparation of remains for embalming.
Selecting site location, establishing and supervising collection points for the receipt, care and evacuation of human remains of U.S. Service personnel.
Serving on search and recovery teams for the repatriation of U.S. Service personnel remains of past wars and conflicts.
Developing doctrinal products and presents mortuary affairs instruction in a formal academic setting.
Advising Commanders and headquarters staff on mortuary affairs activities and coordinating mortuary affairs activities within the command.
Coordinating with non-US service authorities concerning disposition of enemy, allied, or civilian remains.

This is what I do, I'm quiting law school to be an embalmer/funeral director

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Now we know why everyone here at my house is sick...

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Same here in Kentucky it's 72 and windy. They are saying 30 Tuesday with snow...Ahhhhhh