Students at AZ State Univ. demand Rittenhouse be EXPELLED.

T. A. Gardner said:
I remember one instance where the electrical engineer tried to tell me to my face that a 2 1/2" conduit wasn't 2 1/2" conduit. I put a tape measure on it. He wasn't convinced...
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I was just having this discussion today. It's the same with architects. The problems arise now because in the old days there were draftsmen/women who drew the blueprints by hand. Most were aspiring architects, so they caught all of the mistakes and corrected them.

Today, the architect throws the plans at a computer geek who feeds the mistakes into a computer and it spits out blueprints.

I always said that all engineers/architects should be required to work on a construction crew for 3 years before attending college.
 
Althea said:
Case in point
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yes, like you claiming rittenhouse was an active shooter, but didn't watch any video..............or grosskreutz admitting on the stand ON VIDEO that he wasn't shot until he pointed a gun at rittenhouse.......and you saying 'he didn't say that'.......


I believe you should be seriously embarrassed and humiliated at this point, but i'm guessing that your liberal idiocy isn't going to let you do that
 
SmarterthanYou said:
yes, like you claiming rittenhouse was an active shooter, but didn't watch any video..............or grosskreutz admitting on the stand ON VIDEO that he wasn't shot until he pointed a gun at rittenhouse.......and you saying 'he didn't say that'.......


I believe you should be seriously embarrassed and humiliated at this point, but i'm guessing that your liberal idiocy isn't going to let you do that
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LOL. Quit while you're just a little behind
 
Into the Night said:
Because the Supreme Court defended this deviation from the Constitution.

Earl is correct. The Supreme Court often does defend deviations from the Constitution. Banning machines guns (or any other weapon or weapon accessory is a deviation from the Constitution. Article I and the 2nd, 9th, and 10th amendments are pretty clear about such bans. They are unconstitutional.
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You want a brazen violation of the constitution look at the 13A and try to reconcile military drafts with that.
 
Into the Night said:
You obviously know nothing about engineering. You don't even know what a documentation engineer is what what he does.
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It is true, I never encountered a documentation engineer. However, the poor writing skills of engineers is why they exist. We had tech writers doing ours and the manuals too. I know plenty about engineering.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
I remember one instance where the electrical engineer tried to tell me to my face that a 2 1/2" conduit wasn't 2 1/2" conduit. I put a tape measure on it. He wasn't convinced...
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:D

https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/conduit-size-d_1738.html

A 2-1/2 conduit is just very slightly less than 2-1/2 inside dimension (not really significant. You won't even see it on your tape measure).
When it comes to stuffing wire through it, it really doesn't make any difference. Further, that conduit is NAMED 2-1/2 conduit. It therefore IS 2-1/2 conduit.

The engineer in question is a loon.
 
Althea said:
I was just having this discussion today. It's the same with architects. The problems arise now because in the old days there were draftsmen/women who drew the blueprints by hand. Most were aspiring architects, so they caught all of the mistakes and corrected them.

Today, the architect throws the plans at a computer geek who feeds the mistakes into a computer and it spits out blueprints.

I always said that all engineers/architects should be required to work on a construction crew for 3 years before attending college.
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It would help a lot when designing cars too. The STUPID places some of these loons put bolts..... :D
 
Into the Night said:
:D

https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/conduit-size-d_1738.html

A 2-1/2 conduit is just very slightly less than 2-1/2 inside dimension (not really significant. You won't even see it on your tape measure).
When it comes to stuffing wire through it, it really doesn't make any difference. Further, that conduit is NAMED 2-1/2 conduit. It therefore IS 2-1/2 conduit.

The engineer in question is a loon.
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Well, he was trying to tell me to run 2 1/2 conduit over the building we were working on for nearly 300 feet per run (4 of those) rather than use the already installed and buried 2 1/2" conduit we planned to run our new cable through...
 
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