Rant alert..Improper use of engineering terms
#32
10-22-2010, 06:22 PM
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Since were on the topic of mis-communication...... I sent a guy to the lumber yard to get a 2 x4.
The guy asked him how long he needed that 2 x 4. My guy " a long time"
*rimshot*
The guy asked him how long he needed that 2 x 4. My guy " a long time"
*rimshot*
#35
10-22-2010, 06:44 PM
I admit , I didn't make it very far in his rant....it was just to boring.......so someone give me the short version would ya ?? or just say yes if its some newbie know it all trying to impress us
#39
10-22-2010, 07:00 PM
Tech23
#40
10-22-2010, 07:08 PM
I have one to add. Using the word "DIE" to explain when a engine stops running.
Something has to be "ALIVE" in order for it to "DIE"
An engine will "Quit" when it stops running not "DIE"
("DIE" refers to death, unless you use it under the other definition)
Something has to be "ALIVE" in order for it to "DIE"
An engine will "Quit" when it stops running not "DIE"
("DIE" refers to death, unless you use it under the other definition)