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maskormenace2014-08-02 06:58 pm
reptiledysfunction) wrote in maskormenace2014-08-02 06:58 pm
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I don't really make posts on this thing--I never really know what to say, for one. And it kind of feels a little bit weird being a forty-something dad and using this thing basically to blog. But, anyway, considering I haven't posted in months and I don't really know half of you...well, might as well do this.
I'm Curt Connors, and I'm from the same world as...God, a ton of people. Tony Stark, Peter Parker, the couple of X-Men we've got here, Spider-Man... [ he cuts himself off with a small laugh. ] And probably a ton of other people from that world who I just don't know yet. Anyway, I work with reptiles pretty much on a daily basis, so if you've got questions about snakes or lizards, I'm your guy.
...is that all? Uh, I don't really know what people say on these sort of things.
[ look at Connors not being a recluse, aren't you proud of him? there's a pause though, before he barrels into another question, his tone of voice more apprehensive now. ]
Ah, I do have a question, though. How would formal education work here? I had a doctorate back home, and I'd kind of like to have it again. Being an assistant research biologist is nice, but you're still an assistant. I know that with lawyers you can simply retake the bar, and with doctors I'm sure you can prove your skills in a medical setting, but I'm not exactly sure how the rest of us would prove our knowledge.
It's not like I can get my diploma or published research from across dimensions, after all.
I'm Curt Connors, and I'm from the same world as...God, a ton of people. Tony Stark, Peter Parker, the couple of X-Men we've got here, Spider-Man... [ he cuts himself off with a small laugh. ] And probably a ton of other people from that world who I just don't know yet. Anyway, I work with reptiles pretty much on a daily basis, so if you've got questions about snakes or lizards, I'm your guy.
...is that all? Uh, I don't really know what people say on these sort of things.
[ look at Connors not being a recluse, aren't you proud of him? there's a pause though, before he barrels into another question, his tone of voice more apprehensive now. ]
Ah, I do have a question, though. How would formal education work here? I had a doctorate back home, and I'd kind of like to have it again. Being an assistant research biologist is nice, but you're still an assistant. I know that with lawyers you can simply retake the bar, and with doctors I'm sure you can prove your skills in a medical setting, but I'm not exactly sure how the rest of us would prove our knowledge.
It's not like I can get my diploma or published research from across dimensions, after all.
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It's no doctorate, but I'm sure you're aware, contract work pays more.
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I'm sure that someone here has a job in construction, maybe they can give us a good location of a lot?
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We'll have someone figure it out for us. [ Gosh, they're scientists! ] I'm just glad you're on board!
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Oh, likewise! I have a feeling this'll turn out to be a great endeavor.
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[ IT'S A JOKE but yeah, he's still the bug man. ]
What kind of research have they got you doing here, anyway?
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[ ANOTHER JOKE in the sort of dorky science dad joke kind of vein. ]
They've been putting me on different projects--one of the pains of being an assistant research biologist. At the moment, though, I'm working on wetlands research, thank God.
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See, that's what I'm talking about. We can do so much better than settling for being shifted around different projects. It'd be a waste of our talents not to pursuit our own fields.