taxidermist

That's not you anymore than a 'you' created by a taxidermist and shoved in a closet is.

The same article also points out that: 'And the rather violent act of skinning a cat is no easy thing, says John Youngaitis, a taxidermist in New York.

It's because the owner of the gas station valued that real estate more than the baker and the taxidermist.

Or the protection for a taxidermist to be threatened by agents for refusing a warrantless search of a wildlife officer.

She said they used to dust taxidermist specimens with arsenic powder to prevent pests and decay.

The funeral director and taxidermist is creepy, because he isn't creeped out by death himself.

I guess maybe taxidermist and bakers of the web are cheap and would rather pick another domain.

Apparently a pair was obtained from a taxidermist and a pair from Michigan.

A taxidermist could argue that dead animals are better than living ones: they are indeed more convenient, less dangerous and cheaper to feed.

The taxidermist only had the skin and a brief description to work with.

His friend John Graham Bell was traveling with him in the 1840s as an assistant and taxidermist when the two separated for a week.

I'm free to change careers to taxidermist, too, but that's irrelevant to the issue at hand.

Exhibit A: the faces of the drivers in the "taxidermist" gag, which are all soggy blurs.

You have to wade through paragraphs and paragraphs of "John grew up a taxidermist's son and bla bla bla bla..." before you even get to what the article is supposed to be about.

In the real-estate world the "asshole" would rent it out to others (such as taxidermist or baker) for cheaper until She'll or BP would show up.

Not here - the only way this would work is to kill the old city and make it into a disneyified taxidermist exhibit of itself (which is also happening, "naturally").