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I posed a quick (I thought) question to a mate, a design engineer and an absolute champion whom I love dearly, about an idea for a cigar cutter... pretty simple device, right?... wrong, I quickly found myself down a design expert rabbit hole that I somehow didn't see coming... 🤦‍♂️

It went something like the clip below...

Do you have a mate, in any realm, field or endeavour, that you fear asking the question of because of the conversational peril you might be placing yourself in? :help: Memes, clips, whatnot... post 'em up! :cigar:

 

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Haha. I absolutely love the "turbo encabulator" video's, there are many by now. I worked in the industrial Electrical industry right out of school, much of the Jargon used in these videos come from that area. 

I am usually "that mate" around my friends. I work in the satellite internet industry, so if I didn't enjoy the nitty, gritty, tiny details, I wouldnt like my job very much. I can never just "leave things alone"  

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6 minutes ago, Corylax18 said:

I am usually "that mate" around my friends

Good point! Changing the title of this post to suit. Lol. 

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I think it always depends on who you’re around. My friends all think I am a cigar expert, around these parts I’m a rookie! I have an undergrad degree in applied math and statistics…. I know just enough math to know how little I know! 

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2 hours ago, Ford2112 said:

I have a friend who when you ask him how he's doing,he tells you.

Wrong! The answer we were looking for was " Good, and you?" 🤣

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8 minutes ago, Nevrknow said:

Wrong! The answer we were looking for was " Good, and you?" 🤣

Ugh. It can be a 20 minute diatribe ,just insufferable.

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worked with a guy like that... you ask him the time,  he tells you the history of watches..

 

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I was photographing a project for a firm that designs parking garages a few years back and was with one of the principal engineers the whole day.  For small talk, I sort of through out what I thought would be a light question about concrete that morphed into a three hour dissertation.  Last thing I remember, before going mentally asleep, was him going on about fly ash from coal power plants, or some thing, and needing to find a replacement.  

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