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Originally posted by chancremechanic
You don't even have a dad! If someone claims to be, he sure loves B*****ds
You misspelt"B*****ds."

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Originally posted by XanthosNZ
Except that ability has nothing to do with being an engineer.
No, but being an Engineer helps, and THAT was the point in all the jibberish created by the one-geners...

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
You mean my wife used an impregnated strap-on, filled with my "swimmers", on your oldlady? I'll have to have a talk with the wife, Mr. Drysdale.....when can I visit the kid?
Your wife's no stranger to strap-ons. Neither is your jelly donut, Chumpy. 😛

EDIT: Reply if you like. You bore me though, so I'm off to bed.

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
You misspelt"B*****ds."
No I didn't, you B******....I just added an "s"....now, go slap your Mom ...

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
No I didn't, you B******....I just added an "s"....now, go slap your Mom ...
No,I meant that B****** is spelled with an *** not a ***.

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
OK...in that case go suck a ****
**** ** * ***** ***** ** ****

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
No, but being an Engineer helps, and THAT was the point in all the jibberish created by the one-geners...
No it doesn't. Practical skills like building a house have nothing to with Electrical Engineering.

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Originally posted by XanthosNZ
No it doesn't. Practical skills like building a house have nothing to with Electrical Engineering.
How about wiring a 100-story building? And yes, "electical engineering" does have a lot do with building a house...in the sense that an electrician is in an "engineering" profession, albeit not requiring an engineering degree, but a "degree" in the technical discipline nevertheless...so, we'll call it a draw....you design using blueprints and the electrician will do the wiring...teamwork never fails....

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Originally posted by huckleberryhound
**** ** * ***** ***** ** ****
Same to ya, "Gentle Ben"....

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Originally posted by chancremechanic
How about wiring a 100-story building? And yes, "electical engineering" does have a lot do with building a house...in the sense that an electrician is in an "engineering" profession, albeit not requiring an engineering degree, but a "degree" in the technical discipline nevertheless...so, we'll call it a draw....you design using blueprints and the electrician will do the wiring...teamwork never fails....
What? Your original statement was to do with a crude house. Now you are talking about the wiring of a skyscraper? And even if I could design the wiring for such a building that is not the same as building it myself.

PS. No one designs via blueprints they build via blueprints. They are instructions to follow.

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Originally posted by XanthosNZ
Yes I learn a hell of a lot of math (more than most other engineering disciplines), however this is directed at solving problems related to electronics. Laplace transforms for solving differential equations, Fourier analysis to deconstruct frequency signals, Linear Algebra to solve equations with many unknowns and so on.

I did learn mechanics last year ...[text shortened]... ll be carrying too much weight. I'm not learning those skills as they aren't relevant to me.
microcontrollers, sensors, and actuators as applied to smart houses ...

i guess the National Electric Code's been done already ...

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wow, has this thread ever gone off-topic in a big way....🙄😴