POLL

Submitted by YASMINE on 02/19/2004 at 08:21. ( ) 194.254.131.72

hi
i would like to make a poll : who thinks the word "fur drum" is more used than the word "fur drum"? it is for a work so please answer !
thanks

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what kind of work do you do ?

This response submitted by b bishop on 02/19/2004 at 08:38. ( ) 65.73.67.15

sounds like a cecil recruit to me ? Trick ? what ?

to b bishop

This response submitted by yasmine on 02/19/2004 at 08:54. ( ) 194.254.131.72

hi b bishop
i'm french so i don't understand what a cecil recruit is ;( sorry i'm doing a glossary of terms about taxidermy
so may i have your answer?

Here is a little secret..

This response submitted by b bishop on 02/19/2004 at 10:51. ( ) 65.73.67.25

I am french too ! french canadian to be more precise , my real name is Lesvaque ! but I still don't understand your question .

looks the same

This response submitted by Vic on 02/19/2004 at 10:56. ( ) 209.83.14.213

spelled the same, is the same? I am soooooo confused

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh what an idiot i am :)

This response submitted by yasmine on 02/19/2004 at 11:43. ( ) 194.254.131.72

hope you will forgive me :)
i meant "fur drum" and "drum" :) which one is more often used ?
sorry ;)

Yasmine

This response submitted by Lonestar on 02/21/2004 at 21:48. ( ) 12.76.208.206

There are, as a general rule, two types of drums. One is used with the wet process. The other is used with the sawdust or dry(er) process. The drums found in the dry process usually are either "closed" for tumbling skins in sawdust, or "open" for screening sawdust out of the hair.
Wet Drum
Sawdust Drum or Tumbler
Cage Drum
The use of the term "fur drum" could mean any of the three processes.

The term "drum" could be a variety of other meanings. Autotanners, birds, or just a verb used for heuristic processing yielding shortcuts to other concepts.

How involved is this class assignment? Short answer: "drum" is more general and has a looser interpretation; probably used more frequently than "fur drum".

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