From a recovering engineer!

[Roy]

MIT football cheer plaglarized (say it out loud - it's more fun):
e to the u, du/dx
e to the x dx
cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3.14159
integral, radical, function weight,
slipstick, slide rule, LETS GO STATE!

[goon]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

MIT football cheer plaglarized (say it out loud - it's more fun):
e to the u, du/dx
e to the x dx
cosine, secant, tangent, sine,
3.14159
integral, radical, function weight,
slipstick, slide rule, LETS GO STATE!

English man, english. I guess i under stood the cap letters at the end. You could delete the rest and it would be more effective IMO.

[rabidrabbit]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

English man, english. I guess i under stood the cap letters at the end. You could delete the rest and it would be more effective IMO.

I B an enga neer,
Now ya all wont mi to spel rite 2?

[goon]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

I B an enga neer,
Now ya all wont mi to spel rite 2?

I work in the medical field so I can drop the confusing lingo if you want. RO will get upset if you spelle and gramer wrong. Me doesnt care.

[Roy]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

I thought it was pretty clever (funny actually) for MIT students to use calculus and math terms to create a college cheer and thought others might enjoy it also. Anyone who has ever been in Crouthers Hall a member of the board?

I looked for my 1956 Calculus book to confirm that most math formulas were in lower case, but couldn't find it.

Google confirms that fact though.

The thread was posted for your enjoyment only. Didn't mean to spoil anyones day! Guess you woulda had to been there.

[rabidrabbit]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

I thought it was pretty clever (funny actually) for MIT students to use calculus and math terms to create a college cheer and thought others might enjoy it also. Anyone who has ever been in Crouthers Hall a member of the board?

I looked for my 1956 Calculus book to confirm that most math formulas were in lower case, but couldn't find it.

Google confirms that fact though.

The thread was posted for your enjoyment only. Didn't mean to spoil anyones day! Guess you woulda had to been there.

Crouthers? The building that as a jr/sr CE spent the day enjoying? Dr. Dornbush & Rollag behind their glass office and mural? Heck ya, I suspect we have many CE, ME, EE, AgE on this board.

[slosho]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

Crouthers? The building that as a jr/sr CE spent the day enjoying? Dr. Dornbush & Rollag behind their glass office and mural? Heck ya, I suspect we have many CE, ME, EE, AgE on this board.

EE right here... and I found it very humorous/cool! Idont spel either

[Pierre_Jacks_Fan]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

CE here.

[Jacks-02]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

CE here too...haven't seen most of those terms since school and I'm happy about that!

[MontanaRabbit]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

Civil Engineering degree, practicing structural engineering.

[Jacks#1Fan]

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Now I understand what's wrong with this board...too many en-gi-neers (oops, sorry good friend Roy)! Any SE's around (that be social engineering ya know)!

[Nidaros]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

I thought it was pretty clever (funny actually) for MIT students to use calculus and math terms to create a college cheer and thought others might enjoy it also. Anyone who has ever been in Crouthers Hall a member of the board?

I looked for my 1956 Calculus book to confirm that most math formulas were in lower case, but couldn't find it.

Google confirms that fact though.

The thread was posted for your enjoyment only. Didn't mean to spoil anyones day! Guess you woulda had to been there.

Upon further review, it is indeed clever. Some might not get the slide rule part, but I do. BTW what is a slipstick? You got me there.

[Roy]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

Upon further review, it is indeed clever. Some might not get the slide rule part, but I do. BTW what is a slipstick? You got me there.

Just a nickname for slide rule. There were two options for engineers, Post or K&E. K&E probably had 70 % of the market. I was a Post guy. Still have mine with the leather case and belt loop.

[jackdaniel]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

Crouthers? The building that as a jr/sr CE spent the day enjoying? Dr. Dornbush & Rollag behind their glass office and mural? Heck ya, I suspect we have many CE, ME, EE, AgE on this board.

Dr Dornbush & Rollag ? Sounds very Harry Potter-ish to me.....lol

[rabidrabbit]

Re: From a recovering engineer!

Dr Dornbush & Rollag ? Sounds very Harry Potter-ish to me.....lol

Yes, they both really knew their sh*t. ROFL