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Followup - You know you're an engineer

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ryan
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Well we had you know if you're an old engineer a few days ago.  So I thought I'd follow it up with a plain old,  you know you're an engineer . 

It's scary how many of these actually seem true even though it's supposed to be humour.

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Duncan762 (94) Senior board member | 2007-09-09 08:16:32
hahahah very good, I think the passwords and anniversary one is very true!
tracksionmotor (147) - FRA railroad inspector/senior Junior board member | 2007-09-29 13:54:00
You know you're an engineer when you tell a laborer the clutch of a screw/drill is slipping because it's not set right and the bit is not drilling because drill is set in REVERSE!

You know you're an engineer when a fellow 'Car Inspector' attempts to clean a 'knife switch box' with a detergent solution from a spray bottle with 600 VDC applied to it!

You know you're an engineer when a laborer attempts to adjust Ni-Cad battery bay cables with uninsulated tools assuming opening up a breaker makes things safe....drops a wrench....sees sparks....jumps off a platform ladder and fractures an ankle.

A little knowledge can go a long way towards disaster. THOSE people are out there....yahgottakeepnumbahone the priority...128K pounds of rolling steel over your head is no joke.
ryan (63) Administrator | 2007-10-01 02:56:08
when half the gadgets and appliances in your house have been improved by you.
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