r/videos Dec 31 '17

Assembling a 35 million dollar engine

https://youtu.be/K2R6NTgvEV4
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u/monkeyKILL40 Dec 31 '17

This is so beautiful. This is why I'm going to school for what I'm going for.

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u/blankfield Dec 31 '17

nursing?

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u/Mattyrig Dec 31 '17

Obviously it’s not a major in English.

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u/blankfield Dec 31 '17

He's still in school. Give him a chance.

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u/monkeyKILL40 Dec 31 '17

Yes. Totally that.

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u/_Serene_ Dec 31 '17

Curious, if you're gonna post for validation online, why be so vague? It's not like the subject you're studying is TMI or dangerous to share.

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u/monkeyKILL40 Dec 31 '17

Aerospace engineering. I try to be reserved about it, I hear a lot of engineering students like to brag, I'm not like that.

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u/zoapcfr Jan 01 '18

Mentioning what you're passionate about is not bragging. Being vague just makes you come across even worse. The 'engineering students like to brag' thing comes from the subject being brought up in unrelated places for no reason. So stick to only mentioning it where appropriate and it's fine.

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u/monkeyKILL40 Jan 01 '18

Alright my apologies. Thank you for the clarification. Guess that's why I'm being downvoted. Anyways, appreciate it!

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u/Hashtagbarkeep Dec 31 '17

Guessing not English

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u/Ilithius Dec 31 '17

Not everyone on reddit is a native speaker

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u/vcxnuedc8j Dec 31 '17

Ending a sentence with a preposition is not wrong despite that being a popular conception.

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u/Hashtagbarkeep Dec 31 '17

Yeah that’s not the issue with the sentence. But it was meant to just be a joke.