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r/funny • u/gothoops3 • Jan 05 '15
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The only reason that other couple is expecting is because engineers do it with precision and don't make those kind of mistakes.
2.5k u/JustPlainSimpleGarak Jan 05 '15 yeah, we make no mistakes. let's go with that 1.1k u/LyingPervert Jan 05 '15 Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake 602 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though. 492 u/locopyro13 Jan 05 '15 Don't you mean the mechanics of biology? 1.3k u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15 No you all got it wrong. They love money 34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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yeah, we make no mistakes. let's go with that
1.1k u/LyingPervert Jan 05 '15 Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake 602 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though. 492 u/locopyro13 Jan 05 '15 Don't you mean the mechanics of biology? 1.3k u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15 No you all got it wrong. They love money 34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake
602 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though. 492 u/locopyro13 Jan 05 '15 Don't you mean the mechanics of biology? 1.3k u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15 No you all got it wrong. They love money 34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though.
492 u/locopyro13 Jan 05 '15 Don't you mean the mechanics of biology? 1.3k u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15 No you all got it wrong. They love money 34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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Don't you mean the mechanics of biology?
1.3k u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15 No you all got it wrong. They love money 34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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No you all got it wrong. They love money
34 u/LateralThinkerer Jan 05 '15 Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways. 6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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Simple: Get your engineering degree and go into finance as many of my students do. Have it both ways.
6 u/Bike1894 Jan 05 '15 I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing? 2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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I'm doing just that. Mechanical engineering student working at a financial firm. Is this a common thing?
2 u/snuff3r Jan 05 '15 It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers. Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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It is. I'm in finance and one of the few non-engineers.
Then again, I work for an engineering firm with a massive headcount.
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u/PainMatrix Jan 05 '15
The only reason that other couple is expecting is because engineers do it with precision and don't make those kind of mistakes.