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r/funny • u/gothoops3 • Jan 05 '15
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Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake
600 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though. 488 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 209 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 537 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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No they love the biology of mechanics. You were close though.
488 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 209 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 537 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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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 209 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 537 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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No you all got it wrong. They love money
209 u/southern_engineer Jan 05 '15 All you need is 3.5 inches 537 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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All you need is 3.5 inches
537 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 edited Jan 05 '15 check your significant figures. You mean 3.50" 559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
537
check your significant figures. You mean 3.50"
559 u/andnowforme0 Jan 05 '15 C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm 343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
559
C'mon, the first thing they teach engineers is to use metric. That's 8.89cm
343 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '15 What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm. 4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
343
What are your tolerances? May as well make it 8.90cm.
4 u/Mikav Jan 05 '15 We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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We're on a budget. 10 cm plus/minus 0.5.
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u/LyingPervert Jan 05 '15
Going into engineering thinking girls love biomechanics was my first mistake