September 2019 30 Day Rule/Focus Pix & Discussion

You know I don't like working with engineers. They are always right and never listen.

 

Thanks Danny. She knows she can’t be perfect. It doesn’t stop her from trying. I just stand on the sideline playing coach and cheerleader as needed.


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Nice Jeff.........very nice!

 

They make rough clients as well.


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Thanks Andrew.

Awesome shave and little man is growing up!

 

You ain't lying about that!

 

That is what fathers do when they get older. Take care.

 

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Thanks, Danny!

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Guilty as charged, Danny.

I thought you guys would get a kick out of my cipherin'.

 

I was impressed!

 

Logan is a sweet little guy, Andrew. I can tell by the photos you share that he has a great personality. He's really growing. Keep the photos of your boys coming. That's what it's all about.

Oh yeah...good shave and props for knocking off the SDM sample!

 

I can do 16ths using my fingers. I need to pull off my shoes and use my toes for 32nds.

I love all the comedies and characters from the 60s. Jethro was classic. Another favorite was Barney.

Sometime I'd like to put on a hood and stand next to a skilled welder in action. I bet that is an amazing sight to see. I've been around welders for years and have seen some very impressive projects they've completed. It is definitely an art. I notice they take the engineer's drawings and go out to do their own field measurements.

 

It's an electrifying shave for a well-grounded gentleman, Danny!

 

But how to do you count to 21?

Wish we had TV like that today.

 

Thanks Joe...I may be well grounded but that razor is not.

 

Excellent shave, Clint!

 

Very nice, Jason!

 

As an Engineer in Europe, i have only really done 1 full project in Imperial. It was quite difficult to switch from metric but i soon learned to convert to metric->calculate->convert back.

Imperial calculators were not in my toolbox although one of my most treasured draughting instruments is a imperial scale rule. I can see the benefits of the infinitely divisible and my dad who started his career using imperial swore by it, but you are a child of the fraction or the decimal imho.

And i too, use maths and lazers to hang pictures. My wife looks at me like this when i do