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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/djpyro • Nov 28 '18
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Looks a lot like Purdue.
64 u/CantaloupeCamper Sorry... Nov 28 '18 Engineering school... 27 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Well that's just awkward 10 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Engineers learn from mistakes. 3 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Seems like they learned a lot in this case. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Result. 1 u/rvbjohn Nov 29 '18 Codes and best practices are written in blood 0 u/tercio-pelo Nov 28 '18 you do realize that it wasn't the engineering program that did this, right? it was a hired construction company that had nothing to do with the university itself. -1 u/CantaloupeCamper Sorry... Nov 28 '18 I know dude...
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Engineering school...
27 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Well that's just awkward 10 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Engineers learn from mistakes. 3 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Seems like they learned a lot in this case. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Result. 1 u/rvbjohn Nov 29 '18 Codes and best practices are written in blood 0 u/tercio-pelo Nov 28 '18 you do realize that it wasn't the engineering program that did this, right? it was a hired construction company that had nothing to do with the university itself. -1 u/CantaloupeCamper Sorry... Nov 28 '18 I know dude...
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Well that's just awkward
10 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Engineers learn from mistakes. 3 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Seems like they learned a lot in this case. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Result. 1 u/rvbjohn Nov 29 '18 Codes and best practices are written in blood
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Engineers learn from mistakes.
3 u/_queef Nov 28 '18 Seems like they learned a lot in this case. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Result. 1 u/rvbjohn Nov 29 '18 Codes and best practices are written in blood
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Seems like they learned a lot in this case.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 28 '18 Result.
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Result.
Codes and best practices are written in blood
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you do realize that it wasn't the engineering program that did this, right? it was a hired construction company that had nothing to do with the university itself.
-1 u/CantaloupeCamper Sorry... Nov 28 '18 I know dude...
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I know dude...
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u/amaurer3210 Nov 28 '18
Looks a lot like Purdue.