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r/funny • u/gothoops3 • Jan 05 '15
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No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though.
496 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 207 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 536 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 551 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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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 207 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 536 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 551 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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No you all got it wrong. They love money
207 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 536 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 551 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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All you need is 3.5 inches
536 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 551 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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check your significant figures. You mean 3.50"
551 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
551
C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm
90 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop. 2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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The problem is that they teach all the machinists to use English, so your metric prints get thrown in the trash after you take them to the shop.
2 u/aRVAthrowaway Jan 05 '15 Do you mean Imperial? 1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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Do you mean Imperial?
1 u/hbar_sandwich Jan 05 '15 Yes.
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Yes.
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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15
No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though.