Re: [hangout] Re: pittance

> Say again?  These are professions?  Maybe Excavators are listed.  The 
> request was to end the thread.  So I'm stopping now.  But the need to
> learn what a legal profession is needed.  (hint stripping is not one).
> 

Ironically, strippers are licensed in some states/countries.... How are
they not professions?  

> 
> > > 
> > > Musicians? Artists? Mechanics? Excavators? Drycleaners was gonna
be my 
> > > fifth but now not so sure anymore.
> > > 
> 
> > The problem still boils down to implementation, the professions
> > mentioned that are licensed are *old* (meaning hundreds if not thousands
> > of years).  
> 
> OK - How about Radiology.
> 

Radiology is still a subcategory of the "Medical Profession"... you got
the point didn't you?  By the way, Radiology dates back to 1895...

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