[oldpacer]

If it’s a popular culture reference, then I’m too old. Google seems to indicate that, but didn’t quickly make it clear. But it finds actual people with the name also.

Bill, A better example for us old guys might be. “That’s some dank CBD man. 

 

[kscott]

When I was a new PLS and working at a new company the supervisor kept bringing me ‘interesting problems’ to solve. I later discovered I had taken a large portion of the Wyoming reciprocity test for him!

[fairbanksls]

When I was a new PLS and working at a new company the supervisor kept bringing me ‘interesting problems’ to solve. I later discovered I had taken a large portion of the Wyoming reciprocity test for him!

Was it a take home exam?  

 

[kjypls]

Ja bless 

[kscott]

@fairbanksls 

It was a take home test. Early 1980’s, you had six months to complete it and I thought it was very thorough, especially if you were honest about it. I recall it required the preparation of a boundary determination and plat  from provided field notes and the design of an irrigation ditch several miles long based on USGS quad sheets.

I took it for myself a year or two later and I think it hadn’t changed. 

[dave-karoly]

I would have to get the books out to do those, can’t read the top question.