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Engineering Jokes Cont'd
Fluids Class:
Prof: Most students have issue with skim friction because they have no physical concept of what it is.
Katie: Laughs in her everyone-can-always-hear-me voice
Prof: I guess I could have phrased that better
Prof (continuing): Think of it as analogous to the friction factor in ducts
Whole class: Laughs uproariously
Prof: Laughs and puts down his pen to regain his composure, conviniently stopping after having written anal on the overhead.
Lol ... I love being an engineer.
Numerical studying:
Me (pissed off): I'd like to spline you
Jenny: No, Teri, it's 'I'd like to reduce your matrix'
Jillian: Jenny, that just sounds kinky
Scott: Not as bad as 'I'd like to match your concavity'
The whole room (11 of us were in Caitlin's room) were in stiches for the next five minnutes. Of course, at this point, it was 1 in the morning and we were all doomed, so we were on the edge of hysteria anyways.
So that's been my week. I'll be in London this weekend. Yay

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So here I am in the I-DEAS lab waiting for this stupid model to solve. Boring!
I was hoping to have them all done by fluids so that I could go to London this weekend and work on them. My aunt doesn't have internet this weekend for some reason, so the only work i can do is stuff that doesn't require the internet (ie not my env sys project) but now it's looking like I won't be able to do this either.
I have to solve 9 models and the one that's supposed to be the fastest has, thus far, taken 9 minutes and 20 seconds to solve.
I have 50 minutes before class starts. *gah*
I have to drop off my cookie recipe at FLASH too. *sigh*
Other than that, life is good! I can't possibly get all my assignments done next week, but I'm starting to think that that won't really kill me.
I wonder if I have my iPod with me ....