His new handle should be Pigeon.
it reads like he's landing while on the toilet
An Harrier Jet... Awesome...
"Siemper Fiedelis" (Always Faithfull)
Oooooh Rahhhhh!!!
Once A Marine, Always A Marine...
NH3...
I love the fact they had a stool ready. Clearly, somewhere an engineer realized this might become an issue. I like to think the idea came to him while standing in the shower.
Speaking of engineers, I just helped my son change out the thermostat in his car. On most cars it's a very simple task. Maybe a hose clamp and two bolts. His car? Noooooo. It only reinforced my long-held belief that once a year an engineer should be marched out in front of an assemblage of his colleagues...and SHOT. Maintainers everywhere would then marvel at the ease with which machines could be repaired.
Quote:Speaking of engineers, I just helped my son change out the thermostat in his car. On most cars it's a very simple task. Maybe a hose clamp and two bolts. His car? Noooooo. It only reinforced my long-held belief that once a year an engineer should be marched out in front of an assemblage of his colleagues...and SHOT. Maintainers everywhere would then marvel at the ease with which machines could be repaired.
must be a VW the German cars are the worst!
Quote:must be a VW the German cars are the worst!
Sadly, it's a good ol' GM. The most pleasantly I've been surprised when working on a car was a Mazda. They actually machined in access points to bolts that were difficult to get a socket or wrench onto. The worst I've ever worked on is my wife's Honda CRV. I've never thought an alternator could be so difficult to replace. I actually paid a guy to swap out the starter because I didn't want to deal with the frustration. A starter!
I was going to venture a Jeep Cherokee.
Quote:Speaking of engineers, I just helped my son change out the thermostat in his car. On most cars it's a very simple task. Maybe a hose clamp and two bolts. His car? Noooooo. It only reinforced my long-held belief that once a year an engineer should be marched out in front of an assemblage of his colleagues...and SHOT. Maintainers everywhere would then marvel at the ease with which machines could be repaired.
While I understand your frustration, as an Engineer myself I feel as if your proposal is too extreme. Now if you want the guy to work on the machine that he designed, that's another story and one that I can totally get behind.
Quote:While I understand your frustration, as an Engineer myself I feel as if your proposal is too extreme. Now if you want the guy to work on the machine that he designed, that's another story and one that I can totally get behind.
I meant shot with a Nerf gun. Yeah, that's the ticket.
I was merely venting. No offense intended, sir.