I have watched this video several times...is there a way to slow it down? No matter how hard I try I can't seem to follow the procedure. It suck's having ADD..


Tech23

 

i don't know a lot of things, but being a retired mechanic I know " that an engineer will crawl over a dozen naked women, to f**k a mechanic "

 

Since when did Engineers get on the most hated, least respected professions list?

 

At the exact second they begin correcting us knuckle dragers because were not exact with our terminology!

 

Few years ago i could not spell engineer, Now i r one.

 

My best friend of 46 years is an engineer. He has worked for a major engine maker for almost 40 years. He answers the telephone at work by saying "Engineering". I accuse him of being an "enginequeer". It is a wonder we are still friends. He has never and I mean never said or implied to me in a condescending tone, that he was an engineer. I guess when you're a good guy and knowledgeable, you don't have to tell everyone.

 

Engineers, at least in my line of work are famous for lacking hands-on "real world" experience, and cause a lot of grief by invoking book ways that don't often work in real practice. All the schooling in the world does not replace hands-on experience and all that time in school sometimes prevents that hands on knowledge from taking place.

All that school time often gives them an ego (as in post #1 of this thread) that often shuts down their willingness to hear what the "hands on" guys are telling them.

Thus the comments like this are plentiful all over the world:

 

I am an Engineer. I have a hella of a lot of real world experience. I work out in the middle of the ocean and cant call the Maytag man out when **** breaks.

 

Good for you.

Here's a tip. Talk to others as if they were on a similar level as you.
Youll be amased at the results!

 

Sorry I am a sailor and cant finish a sentence without the F word in it so most people I talk to are actually at a higher level than me...lol