"The repititious assembling of the same parts, over and over
again, now thats a DEAD END job."
All Right, those are fighting words, Walter! Please forward your address
ASAP so I may board the next flight out...
Seriously though - assembling is NEVER boring as we always have the
challenges imposed upon us by designers, lobbing their "frozen" designs from
the ivory tower... Plus we get to play with big machines.
Have a good one!
- Graham Collins
The above opinions are not those of this employer, mileage may vary, keep
out of reach of small children, max 5000 RPM.
-----Original Message-----
From: Walter Williams [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, September 21, 1998 7:09 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [DC] Monday Morning Chuckle
> On 21 Sep 98, Kevin L Seaman wrote:
>
> >
> > Recently, as I was sitting in the barber chair, I asked the
> > young lady who was cutting my hair "Why did you decide to be a
> > hair stylist?"
> >
> > Her answer was something like this:
> >
> > Well, twelve years ago I had this boring dead end job. I was
> > writing weird words in little boxes on something called a
> > "Schematic". To this day, I still don't know what a "Schematic"
> > is. All I know is that every day I kept saying to myself...
> > "I gotta get out of here and get a REAL job!"
>
> OH NO!!! YOU DON'T MEAN THIS ISN'T A REAL JOB???
>
> Now my Monday is ruined! I spent all morning over in receiving testing
400
> "things". I had to stick one end of this thing in a little slide on a
tester, slide it
> across and make sure the little light went from red to green. Then I had
to take
> the bare wire on the other end and put one of the coated wires on one
screw
> terminal and the other coated wire on the other screw terminal and make
sure
> another light turned green. All morning I kept thinking - THIS IS
> SOOOOOOOOO BORING!!! I wanted to get back to *my* chair, in *my* dark
> cubbyhole and work on *real* work. Now I learn it's not a real job.
>
> I wonder if my parents would mind supporting me again.......... Mommy?
>
> Have a delightful Monday all :-)
>
> JoAnn L. Amerson
> Design Librarian
> Red Lion Controls, Inc.
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
> Voice: (717) 767-6961 ext 6308
>
>
I think schematics and especially circuit board layout is a real job!
Who would dare not think they have a real job, especially on this
forum. The repititious assembling of the same parts, over and over
again, now thats a DEAD END job.
Have a cool (rainy) Day, Yall
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