I'm a great enginear ... engeneir ... enginere ...
I'm good at math.
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I'm a great enginear ... engeneir ... enginere ...
I'm good at math.
As a great enginear/engeneir/enginere I think it's time you
made a bolt for the door ... get out while you can.
Allan
My son has on his office door:
You don't have to be a good speller
To be an Enganear/Engunere/Enjunear
Senior Technical Officer.
Before I went to school I couldn't spell engineer but now I is one.
I couldn't spell idiotor now I duz the jab.
Son was helping me and saying what we were doing was not rocket science.
But he has a degree in Aero Space Engineering.
PS He lets me do the work with the power tools.
And it's MATHS, not math. :doh::rolleyes:
Not necessarily. Uk english favours maths, but US english favours math. Most linguist appear to agree that both are correct, some would further suggest that mathmatics can be used as a both a singular or plural noun in the collective form and that either is therefore correct in Uk or US english.Quote:
Originally Posted by GeoffW1
UK= English.
US= ?
What on earth ever gave America the right to mess with English?
UK= English.Quote:
Originally Posted by rustynail
US= Whatever used to be English
Rubbish, absolute rubbish :oo:. Look out the window, this is not the US :((. Abhor all creeping Americanisms, it's MATHS :ausflag:
It was HARD when I went to skool, still can't understand algae bra, friginometry, or any other maffs.
Kryn
Well, thats easy. An Algae bra is same in need of wash. And any thing that ends in "try" should never be taken seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore
That's the saying that I particularly hate, especially when espoused by people who should know better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Handyjack
rocket science boils down to a single equation y = x^2
there are many far harder sciences
Hi,
Remember this thread started on all Fool's day.
Regards