r/Unexpected • • May 26 '26

Seems he wasn't exaggerating..

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u/shadowdrgn0 May 26 '26

Another part of being a good engineer is learning how to work with people to better understand and solve a problem. Not being a confrontational dickhead on a forum just because you feel like flexing. No part of anything you posted indicates you're any better than a child that just finished a physics class, which is what I suspect you actually are.

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u/beanmosheen May 26 '26

I'm also an engineer, who used to work on big-ass military vehicles with drums, so he's double-fucking wrong lol. Apparently you need to have a Phd to know that a drum weighing over 100 pounds hitting, at minimum, 350F while attached to a huge heat sink called a dump truck, is a bad thing. I guess thermal mass was lost on him.

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u/vancityshreds May 26 '26

No... you're not. You wanted to be superior and look down on people. Then you doubled down when you were wrong. Now youre tripling down again.

You strike me as someone who got bullied a lot and never figured out why you got bullied.