z06dustin
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Ok, seriously, where were you when I was at ASU?Most of our 'significant' purchases now are towards upgrading his Jeep and his gun collection. Trust me, that adds up over time!
Ok, seriously, where were you when I was at ASU?Most of our 'significant' purchases now are towards upgrading his Jeep and his gun collection. Trust me, that adds up over time!
Damn...beat me to it.So, you starting to plan on what to buy MIAF?Since it was mentioned, what's everyone's take on manufactured diamonds?
Nearly indistinguishable from the non-synthetics, and a huge rock for the ladies to show off at a fraction of the cost. Personally, I like the idea, and being a huge dork, would prefer a manufactured one just because of the science involved behind growing them.
Here here! Don't forget you'll have a child to support also.Supe, I never thought I'd see the day. I can't believe you're going to make an honest woman out of her.
Out of respect for Supe and his future bride I would ask that we all start referring to her as MSIFAPTM.
:lmao:Like you're adding a diamond to your Order of the Engineer ring?
:lmao:Like you're adding a diamond to your Order of the Engineer ring?
better quest - how many people actually have one...or admit to it anywaysDoes anyone wear that dumb Order of the Engineer thing anyway?
is this the voice of experience talking? :GotPics:Its probably for the best since in the BDSM community such rings are also worn in the same fashion for 'slaves'.
I own one, but I have no idea where mine is at now. Our college did the ceremony at commencement and inside our diploma holders was our ring. It seemed pretty special then, but obviously that passed pretty quickly. We have a few engineers around who wear theirs, but I think it's more a "hey! look! I'm an engineer!" thing than any other reason.better quest - how many people actually have one...or admit to it anywaysDoes anyone wear that dumb Order of the Engineer thing anyway?
Last summer I hiked to Machu Picchu in a group that, coincidentally, had 5 or 6 engineers, mostly from Canada. All the Canadian engineers had their rings on and took them quite seriously. They had a similar mythology to what I had heard about the rings, that they existed because of some collapsed Canadian bridge and that the rings (or the original rings) were made of steel from that bridge.Does anyone wear that dumb Order of the Engineer thing anyway?