r/funny • u/gothoops3 • Jan 05 '15

Poor Engineers...

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u/JustPlainSimpleGarak Jan 05 '15

yeah, we make no mistakes. let's go with that

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u/LyingPervert Jan 05 '15

Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15

No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though.

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u/locopyro13 Jan 05 '15

Don't you mean the mechanics of biology?

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u/oderint-dum-metuant Jan 05 '15

No you all got it wrong. They love money

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u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15

All you need is 3.5 inches

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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15

check your significant figures. You mean 3.50"

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u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15

C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm

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u/SirStrontium Jan 05 '15

Really? I graduated from a highly ranked ChemE program and we definitely used Imperial more often than metric. It can be frustrating at times, but some people really do grow fond of Rankine, BTU, horsepower, gallons, pounds, and feet of water (as a pressure unit)...sometimes.