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Get Stuffed
Taxidermy is a hugely popular hobby. Intended for animal lovers and home taxidermists, this step-by-step book helps enthusiasts put their skills, and their pets, to practical, long-term (even eternal) use.
64 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2007
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October 10, 2011
another one of those books that delight me, and that everyone else is probably tired of me finding. don't care!i will just pretend you are all jealous of my sicko books!i say, "get stuffed!!" to you! to all of you!!
because this book, like other favorites of mine (Fancy Coffins to Make Yourself,Housebuilding for Children 2nd ed: Step-By-Step Guides For Houses Children Can Build Themselves), is very useful. what do you do when your pet dies? for example, what will you do if you live where i do and you don't have a yard or a little pet burial ground or your pet burial ground is all haunted with ancient indian evil or something like in that book. you know which one i mean.
but it makes me realize i have been choosing the wrong pets to keep me company all this time. why do i have a cat, anyway?? what can i make out of a damn cat??
but i already have a pretty nice lamp, and i don't think that one made out of maggie would give me enough light to read by. her eyes are lovely and golden already, but can you see me making a useful lamp outta this?:
not really.
but if i had some pet rats!!!now we're cooking!
see? that is very relevant to things i am already doing!
and gerbils:
this is something that i could really use in my day-to-day.
so i just have to be more long-term in deciding what kind of pets to get from now on. i have to think of what use they can serve after they stop being snuggly and, you know, alive.
this one is for brian:
a very practical book.
come to my blog!
because this book, like other favorites of mine (Fancy Coffins to Make Yourself,Housebuilding for Children 2nd ed: Step-By-Step Guides For Houses Children Can Build Themselves), is very useful. what do you do when your pet dies? for example, what will you do if you live where i do and you don't have a yard or a little pet burial ground or your pet burial ground is all haunted with ancient indian evil or something like in that book. you know which one i mean.
but it makes me realize i have been choosing the wrong pets to keep me company all this time. why do i have a cat, anyway?? what can i make out of a damn cat??
but i already have a pretty nice lamp, and i don't think that one made out of maggie would give me enough light to read by. her eyes are lovely and golden already, but can you see me making a useful lamp outta this?:
not really.
but if i had some pet rats!!!now we're cooking!
see? that is very relevant to things i am already doing!
and gerbils:
this is something that i could really use in my day-to-day.
so i just have to be more long-term in deciding what kind of pets to get from now on. i have to think of what use they can serve after they stop being snuggly and, you know, alive.
this one is for brian:
a very practical book.
come to my blog!
January 10, 2013
Humorous, but not the most practical or in-depth book on taxidermy. I was a little disappointed.
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