Dies to Removal

I usually skip breakfast and truck straight through to lunch, so the
current discussion could be big trouble for me.

I'm going to make a big pot of photodyer coffee and lay about my apartment, confirming that life is good.

@Calamity what kind? I'm a mechanical engineer, 5 years out of school.

The first professor I had for one of my aero classes said this on the very first day:

"Mechanical engineers are just the guys that realized they couldn't cut it in aerospace."

I keep that in my back pocket when one of my MechE friends decides to get a little curt with me.

Ironically, I'm a huge gearhead.

Wait, you're an aerospace engineer too?

I am. Bachelor's and Master's from Auburn. Concentration in fluid dynamics.

Well, I have an aerospace degree from the IST of Lisbon, Portugal, and a Ph.D on plasma physics. I work in Hypersonics. Nice to meet a fellow aerospace engineer,

I usually skip breakfast and truck straight through to lunch, so the current discussion could be big trouble for me.

I'm going to make a big pot of photodyer coffee and lay about my apartment, confirming that life is good.

@Calamity what kind? I'm a mechanical engineer, 5 years out of school.

The first professor I had for one of my aero classes said this on the very first day:

"Mechanical engineers are just the guys that realized they couldn't cut it in aerospace."

I keep that in my back pocket when one of my MechE friends decides to get a little curt with me.

Ironically, I'm a huge gearhead.

Wait, you're an aerospace engineer too?

I am. Bachelor's and Master's from Auburn. Concentration in fluid dynamics.

Well, I have an
aerospace degree from the IST of Lisbon, Portugal, and a Ph.D on plasma physics. I work in Hypersonics. Nice to meet a fellow aerospace engineer,

That's awesome. Some of my work was actually presented in a conference in Lisbon in 2010. I was an author on the paper.

Happy Anniversary, Dan! May the boy choose to sleep at the most opportune moment for you and Melissa to get some quality couple time.

Breakfast...on the days I'm not working, it's damn yummy since we started the Grok diet. Generally we do bacon, scrambled eggs, fruit and maybe some fried taters. And of course COFFEE! On my work days it's reduced to grabbing leftover bacon, steak, hamburger or whatever I have in the fridge.

@ham - glad you're enjoying the coffee, my good man! It's almost warm enough for me to start shifting over to the iced version through the day.

People who go to college for real skills make me jealous. I should have done something more useful with those four years.

People who go to college for real skills make me jealous. I should have done something more useful with those four years.

Try getting a doctorate in psychology: I've been in school longer than anyone here, I'd wager; my pay, prestige, and general world knowledge will likely not reflect that distinction.

I usually skip breakfast and truck straight through to lunch, so the current discussion could be big trouble for me.

I'm going to make a big pot of photodyer coffee and lay about my apartment, confirming that life is good.

@Calamity what kind? I'm a mechanical engineer, 5 years out of school.

The first professor I had for one of my aero classes said this on the very first day:

"Mechanical engineers are just the guys that realized they couldn't cut it in aerospace."

I keep that in my back pocket when one of my MechE friends decides to get a little curt with me.

Ironically, I'm a huge gearhead.[/quote:
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Wait, you're an aerospace engineer too?

I am. Bachelor's and Master's from Auburn. Concentration in fluid dynamics.

Well, I have an aerospace degree from the IST of Lisbon, Portugal, and a Ph.D on plasma physics. I work in Hypersonics. Nice to meet a fellow aerospace engineer,

That's awesome. Some of my work was actually presented in a conference in Lisbon in 2010. I was an author on the paper.

lol, was it the ECOMASS? I presented there.

Nah, it was the "International Symposium on Applications of Laser Techniques to Fluid Mechanics."

Nah, it was the "International Symposium on Applications of Laser Techniques to Fluid Mechanics."

I usually skip breakfast and truck straight through to lunch, so the current discussion could be big trouble for me.

I'm going to make a big pot of photodyer coffee and lay about my apartment, confirming that life is good.

@Calamity what kind? I'm a mechanical engineer, 5 years out of school.

CBF cooking in the morning. Not a morning person at all.

CBF cooking in the morning. Not a morning person at all.

Get she-wolf to make you some breakfast. It's the absolute least she can do after all the toe curling you're providing.

The Granger Sandwich - an everything bagel flanking thick-cut bacon, provolone cheese, and cream cheese.

That's how you do breakfast.

'morning, gents.

Breakfast is usually whatever the toddler decides he will eat that morning.

Happy anniversary to me!

People who go to college for real skills make me jealous. I should have done something more useful with those four years.

Well, I fucked up big time and caused an accident today. I was in too much of a rush, and I flipped a bitch in the middle of the street. Didn't see a guy that was coming the other way, and I hit him. His car is probably totaled, but my insurance will cover it. My truck is still mechanically sound, but there's probably $2000 in cosmetic damage that is not covered by my policy. Hood, bumper, light fixture, grill, front right fender. So I am going to need to sell a lot of my cards in order to afford the repairs. I don't have a list put together right now, but it will include 1x of each original dual land, along with some other choice cards. Anyone who is interested can PM me and I will provide you with a full list of what I have.

Just say "Watashi wa nihongo wakarimasen. Gaijin desu. Gomen nasai."