Are You a Real Geologist? Not If Your Estwing Hammer Looks This Good!

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The discussion highlights a humorous take on the perception of geologists, referencing a quote from the character Sheldon Cooper. It points out two main observations: first, that real geologists typically do not dress formally, even for professional events like symposiums; second, that a genuine geologist's Estwing hammer is usually well-worn and not in pristine condition. The tone is light-hearted, emphasizing a playful critique of stereotypes associated with the profession.
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for the geologists out there
or as Sheldon Cooper calls us ... Ohhh nooo not the dirt people :wink:
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it had been noted elsewhere that ...

A) ... real geologists don't dress up like this, not even when attending symposiums
B) ... any real geologist's Estwing hammer would never look in such good condition

:biggrin:

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