Kid catches a temporary buzz, and mom wants $75K!

[dmp]

ask and ye shall recieve...so ya say ya are a rich little boy... a stud... in excellent physical health...then why aren't ya serving your country in the military....ya no kinda sorta to get real time experience to draw from! Instead of all the college level rhetoric..like I'm so cool and so aware and so educated...and so viral..and I can kick ass on all the old farts...cause even though I have never been there or done that...well my professors said I was cool and smart and desreved the "A"....LOL

WOW!! Talk about out of the blue? Arch - where did THAT come from?

lol. Put down the Jim Beam brotha.

 

[dmp]

Whaddaya wanna know? Ask and yee shall recieve.

Here's one:

What were you THINKING in that blue? Green? Top hat..that NewYears costume of yours? A couple years ago, maybe?

I'll post a pic when I get home.

 

[The ClayTaurus]

ask and ye shall recieve...so ya say ya are a rich little boy...

That was a joke, in response to Bonnie saying I'm a guy from the tv show "The OC"

a stud...

more humor

in excellent physical health...then why aren't ya serving your country in the military....ya no kinda sorta to get real time experience to draw from!

Because you can get real time experience other places than just in military or law enforcement. I realize this is difficult for you to understand, being that it's all you've ever done in your life, but please try to do your best. I don't believe the military would be the best use of my talents.

Instead of all the college level rhetoric..like I'm so cool and so aware and so educated

I've never flaunted my college education, ever. You're the one who consistently brings it up; does it make you uneasy?

...and so viral..

I'm infectious!

and I can kick ass on all the old farts...

just like you can kick ass on all us dumb young studs!

cause even though I have never been there or done that...well my professors said I was cool and smart and desreved the "A"....LOL

I've never relied on something my professor said as justification for an opinion of mine. It wouldn't matter, anyways, because the majority of my professors were technical engineering professors. 95% of my classes had no room for "opinion" or "discussion" in the curriculum. You can't inject a liberal, holier-than-thou, rhetoric-based viewpoint into an engineering curriculum.

Anything else you'd like to know about me?

 

[archangel]

WOW!! Talk about out of the blue? Arch - where did THAT come from?

lol. Put down the Jim Beam brotha.

I don't do hard liquor...just hard facts of life!

 

[dmp]

Oh...I forgot.

I'm not very educated. HighSchool - graduated #220 out of 260? graduates. I have about a semester's worth of junior college. Some of those classes were 000-level, too.

 

[The ClayTaurus]

Here's one:

What were you THINKING in that blue? Green? Top hat..that NewYears costume of yours? A couple years ago, maybe?

I'll post a pic when I get home.

HAHAHA, I was thinking, "What's next, beer or shot?"

You're a stalker, freak.

 

[archangel]

That was a joke, in response to Bonnie saying I'm a guy from the tv show "The OC"more humorBecause you can get real time experience other places than just in military or law enforcement. I realize this is difficult for you to understand, being that it's all you've ever done in your life, but please try to do your best. I don't believe the military would be the best use of my talents.I've never flaunted my college education, ever. You're the one who consistently brings it up; does it make you uneasy?I'm infectious!
just like you can kick ass on all us dumb young studs!I've never relied on something my professor said as justification for an opinion of mine. It wouldn't matter, anyways, because the majority of my professors were technical engineering professors. 95% of my classes had no room for "opinion" or "discussion" in the curriculum. You can't inject a liberal, holier-than-thou, rhetoric-based viewpoint into an engineering curriculum.

Anything else you'd like to know about me?

well golly gee...unless the university system has changed since this"Old Fart"
attended...in order to receive a degree one must also pass the social education requirements as well as the tech...try harder next time!

side note: right son never did anything but...lol...been a electrician...high tech micro integration chip tech...counselor/teacher for high risk students...coach on and on son!nice try though!

 

[The ClayTaurus]

well golly gee...unless the university system has changed since this"Old Fart"
attended...in order to receive a degree one must also pass the social education requirements as well as the tech...try harder next time!

Now you're dictating to me about what my college degree entailed?

 

[archangel]

Now you're dictating to me about what my college degree entailed?

it's a known requirement for anyone...are you exempt?

 

[dmp]

HAHAHA, I was thinking, "What's next, beer or shot?"

You're a stalker, freak.

Did you know that was my avatar here for one night?

 

[Said1]

it's a known requirement for anyone...are you exempt?

My nephew has no social-science requirments as well. Even got into a big argument with BIL about it. He showed me what my nephew was studying, then I understood.

 

[The ClayTaurus]

it's a known requirement for anyone...are you exempt?

Sorry, 16 out of 128 credit hours needed to be social sciences or humanities. Change the 95% to 87.5%. Off by 7.5%; I'm a terrible engineer.

Candidates for the Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering (Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering) - (B.S.E. Nav. Arch. & Marine E.) - must complete the program listed below.

Credit Hours

Mathematics 115, 116, 215 and 216
16

Eng 100, Intro to Engr.
4
Eng 101, Intro to Computers
4
Chemistry 125/126 and 130 or
Chemistry 210 and 211
5
Physics 140 with Lab 141; Physics 240 with Lab 241
10
Humanities and Social Sciences
16
ME 211, Intro to Solid Mechanics
4
ME 240, Introduction to Dynamics
4
ME 235, Thermodynamics I
3
IOE/Stat 265 Prob.& Stat. for Eng.
4
NA 270, Marine Design
4
NA 260, Marine Systems Manufacturing
3
NA 310, Marine Structures I
4
NA 320, Marine Hydrodynamics I
4
NA 321, Marine Hydrodynamics II
4
NA 331, Marine Engineering I
3
NA 332, Marine Electrical Engineering
3
NA 340, Marine Dynamics I
4
NA 470, Foundations of Ship Design
4
NA 475, Design Project
4
NA 491, Marine Laboratory
4
Technical Electives
7-8
Choose two from the following list. At least one
must come from the 1st four on the list:
NA 410, Marine Structures II
NA 420, Environmental Ocean Dynamics
NA 431, Marine Engineering II
NA 440, Marine Dynamics II
NA 401, Small Craft Design
NA 403, Sailing Craft Design Principles
NA 562, Marine Systems Production Strategy and Operations Management

Advanced Mathematics: Math450, Math454, or Math471

Unrestricted Electives (9-10 hrs.)
9-10




Total
128

 

[archangel]

Sorry, 16 out of 128 credit hours needed to be social sciences or humanities. Change the 95% to 87.5%. Off by 7.5%; I'm a terrible engineer.

I rest my case!

 

[archangel]

My nephew has no social-science requirments as well. Even got into a big argument with BIL about it. He showed me what my nephew was studying, then I understood.

other than it must be a Ca-nad-dian sorta thingee........... :teeth:

 

[The ClayTaurus]

I rest my case!

What case? You have no case. Less than 15% of college was subjective. That's assuming I took all subjective classes, which I didn't. The 5% figure is, in all reality, quite accurate.

 

[Said1]

other than it must be a Ca-nad-dian sorta thingee........... :teeth:

No. Why would you say that? He more than likely took the required liberal studies while he was in gr. 13. Which was a Canadian thing, but is now eliminated. Gr. 13 allowed you to knock off several first yr university requirments. Worth doing, if you're kids will put up with it. Saves a lot of money.

 

[archangel]

What case? You have no case. Less than 15% of college was subjective. That's assuming I took all subjective classes, which I didn't. The 5% figure is, in all reality, quite accurate.

you lost...give it a rest..without the humanities and "electives" you would not be granted a degree..and I'm quite sure your philosophy on life came from your social science/humanities professors...any more questions from the peanut gallery?

 

[The ClayTaurus]

you lost...give it a rest..without the humanities and "electives" you would not be granted a degree..and I'm quite sure your philosophy on life came from your social science/humanities professors...any more questions from the peanut gallery?

Anyone else come to the conclusion that I lost? I don't see how, I never said I didn't have social science classes, I said I had very little. Go back and re-read the posts after you sober up.

 

[dmp]

you lost...give it a rest..without the humanities and "electives" you would not be granted a degree..and I'm quite sure your philosophy on life came from your social science/humanities professors...any more questions from the peanut gallery?

 

[archangel]

No. Why would you say that? He more than likely took the required liberal studies while he was in gr. 13. Which was a Canadian thing, but is now eliminated. Gr. 13 allowed you to knock off several first yr university requirments. Worth doing, if you're kids will put up with it. Saves a lot of money.

however I am assuming your "gr.13" was a university requirement on humanities like as a Freshman course...!