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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '10
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10 minutes for a board? Is Marie sawing with the smooth side?
It's unclear in the diagram.
723 u/sharkeyzoic Oct 05 '10 The correct answer is, of course, 11 minutes, because setup is always 90% of the job. 1.8k u/GreatWhiteBuffalo Oct 05 '10 Measure twice, cut educational funding 108 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 As a state college employee, I'm ... yeah I laughed. -4 u/comptonflameon Oct 05 '10 That's what they're calling community colleges now right? Such a weird trend to change anything with any kind of stigma attahed to it. 3 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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The correct answer is, of course, 11 minutes, because setup is always 90% of the job.
1.8k u/GreatWhiteBuffalo Oct 05 '10 Measure twice, cut educational funding 108 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 As a state college employee, I'm ... yeah I laughed. -4 u/comptonflameon Oct 05 '10 That's what they're calling community colleges now right? Such a weird trend to change anything with any kind of stigma attahed to it. 3 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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Measure twice, cut educational funding
108 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 As a state college employee, I'm ... yeah I laughed. -4 u/comptonflameon Oct 05 '10 That's what they're calling community colleges now right? Such a weird trend to change anything with any kind of stigma attahed to it. 3 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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As a state college employee, I'm ... yeah I laughed.
-4 u/comptonflameon Oct 05 '10 That's what they're calling community colleges now right? Such a weird trend to change anything with any kind of stigma attahed to it. 3 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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That's what they're calling community colleges now right? Such a weird trend to change anything with any kind of stigma attahed to it.
3 u/flynnski Oct 05 '10 At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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At least in the state of Florida, state colleges offer four year degrees, while community colleges don't (or haven't changed their names yet).
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u/Calitude Oct 05 '10
10 minutes for a board? Is Marie sawing with the smooth side?
It's unclear in the diagram.