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Originally Posted by Z28RockStar
Certainly do not mind. I posted this the other day in sig other thread lol!
"Hehe thank you, I know some people may get the impression I'm an abrasive knuckle dragging Neanderthal male chauvinist pig redneck uneducated ignorant SOB!
LoL I have method to my madness . . . Yes I have two college degrees, Yes I'm capable of putting on a monkey suit, HOWEVER IF I let on I'm anything more than the initial impression (I work hard to produce) people might expect more from me than I care to invest HAHAHA!
 ALL that is MOSTLY in good humor though! lol  "
However my first degree started as premed, when I got to my second year and our A&PII professor happily announced "Happy to see you all back this year, this year we go to cadaver lab!" I immediately stood up and jokingly said "This isn't line art 101 where I get to draw naked chicks?" I walked out and changed my major to CGI and IT tech where I mostly concentrated on the hardware side of things. The only reason I just couldn't go through with "cadaver lab" is I'd had enough of seeing bodies. After getting out of the military I had to have lots of physical therapy, reconstructive surgery etc, I only wanted to be a physical therapist so I could help people as I admired the physical therapists who'd helped for years. I didn't feel suffering cadaver lab was worth it to be a physical therapist. My second degree (technically in dispute over 6 credit hours UNT doesn't want to acknowledge lol) is in English literature. Did I ever tell you my joke about how I got booted off the University of North Texas welcoming committee? They didn't see the humor in me telling all the new students "Come and SEE UNT!" Everyone around here does call the school UNT, ehh I used to get a kick out of it lol.
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thats awesome man. my 2 degrees are of the mechanical nature. (if you couldnt guess).
My associates is in Aircraft Maintenance Technology and my Bachelors is in Mechanical Engineering. which works well considering I'm an FAA certified airframe and powerplant mechanic and my current career as a marine diesel engine service engineer.
the latter is a long winded way of saying that I find problems with diesel engines (either via dealers or testing on my own) and fix them. and its not just swapping parts in the field, its redesigning parts and materials and all sorts of fun stuff. I hate the "monkey suit" however, but it pays extremely well compared to past jobs. and once I get things settled down with my 5 week old, I plan on going back to get my masters in ME
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Originally Posted by badgebunny
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you brought it on yourself... the real question is...
are you trying to bring me on yourself too?