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Quoted: "I have degrees in architecture and construction, so I know a decent amount about how things go together and why. I also worked in a gunshop in college, so I know a bit about who makes what in what calibers. I used to have a grasp on the S&W numbering system, but I appear to have lost my mojo. I ride a Harley Sportster, so I know a good bit about Harleys in general, and Sportsters in particular." View Quote [sleep] |
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I am an authority on the operation of my entertainment system. No one else can figure it out.
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Well, I'm a pretty good at
Dispatching EMT Firefighting Hiking Tracking Driving Befriending Shooting Reloading ATV Riding Fishing Hunting ....but I don't consider myself an authority on anything cuz I know there are people who know a helluva lot more than me out there. |
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SCUBA. Been diving since 1981 with 17 years as an instructor.
Jeeps, more specificly 1979 CJ-7s and 1976 DJ-5D Postal Jeeps Quoted: I am an authority on the fact that....My Wife has nice big boobies!! View Quote Pics???[;)] |
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I'm a noted authority on ANYTHING that you don't know anything about![:D]
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Im an authority at being single! I will rival and surpass Lordtrater soon. Im also a southpaw which everyone knows southpaws have more dexterity and motor skills(better wrist mo vement).
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... In some circles, I’m considered “expert in class” regarding military aircraft, integrated product definition (or aircraft systems design) management. Specifically, specializing in advance engineering materials (composites) and the CAD/CAM/CAE disciplines used in designing military fighter aircraft components and systems. I’m often called on to define entire tooling strings for some of the most complex engineering tasks in works in the Industry today (also known as Manufacturing Engineering). Frequently I will interface with US Army, Navy and Air Force DCMA Regional Quality Engineering Representatives to answer cause analysis on product or systems failure. These generally aren’t presented to either the Customer or the Primary Defense Contractor unless a comprehensive corrective action plan has been established (also known as Quality Engineering). These plans usually require a detailed cost benefit analysis, a comprehensive action plan with schedules and proposed expenditures. … All this under the scrutiny of every swinging dick in the Industry. Unfortunately, few individuals have the experience, fortitude or ambition to step up into these leadership roles but I always seem to get suckered into them. Those that can’t do it, but receive the salary that affords the nicest living conditions imaginable, often volunteer me these jobs. Besides my income, one of the more rewarding aspects of my career is that fact that I’m my own boss and call my own shots. I’ve given some consideration of doing the “consultation” circuit. Good ones in this business command $200K+/year plus expenses, but I’m not fond of living out of a suitcase and hotel room. Fuck, after proof reading this again, I think I’m due for a healthy raise! … Oh yeah, I’ve been told that I’m an expert in cunninlingus too. |
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Quoted: Quoted: "I have degrees in architecture and construction, so I know a decent amount about how things go together and why. I also worked in a gunshop in college, so I know a bit about who makes what in what calibers. I used to have a grasp on the S&W numbering system, but I appear to have lost my mojo. I ride a Harley Sportster, so I know a good bit about Harleys in general, and Sportsters in particular." View Quote [sleep] View Quote Look kids, the local shell-shock patient has decided to stalk me! |
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Quoted: ... In some circles, I’m considered “expert in class” regarding military aircraft, integrated product definition (aircraft design) management. Specifically, specializing in advance engineering materials (composites) and the CAD/CAM/CAE disciplines used in designing military fighter aircraft systems. I’m often called on to define entire tooling strings for some of the most complex engineering tasks in works in the Industry today (also known as Manufacturing Engineering). I’m also called upon frequently to interface with US Army, Navy and Air Force DCMA Regional Quality Engineering Representatives to answer cause analysis on product failure. These generally aren’t pitched to either the Customer or the Primary defense Contractor unless a comprehensive corrective action plan has been established (also known as Quality Engineering). These plans usually require a detailed cost benefits analysis, a comprehensive action plan with schedules and proposed costs. All this under the scrutiny of every swinging dick in the Industry. Unfortunately, few individuals have the experience, fortitude or ambition to step up into these leadership roles. Those that can’t do it, but receive the salary that affords the nicest living conditions imaginable, often volunteer me to do the job. Besides my income, one of the more rewarding aspects of my career is that fact that I’m my own boss and call my own shots. I’ve given some consideration of going on the “consultation” circuit. Good ones in this business command $200K/year plus expenses, but I’m not fond of living out of a suitcase and hotel room. Fuck, after proof reading this again, I think I’m due for a healthy raise! Oh yeah, I’ve been told that I’m an expert in cunninlingus too. View Quote 1. What company do you work for? 2. Do they do structural FEA? 3. Are they hiring FEA engineers with 4-5 yrs experience? [:D] |
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IT. Networking, web, ERP implementations.
Pulp Fiction lines. Brewing beer. Music [;)] |
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Quoted: Quoted: ... Oh yeah, I’ve been told that I’m an expert in cunninlingus too. View Quote 1. What company do you work for? 2. Do they do structural FEA? 3. Are they hiring FEA engineers with 4-5 yrs experience? [:D] View Quote 1. One of the largest Defense Contractors in the US 2. Yes, every design thoroughly analyzed using various finite element analysis tools (PATRAN, NASTRAN and our own custom programs to understand the behavior of hybrid composites structures under the most demanding flight loads you can imagine. 3. Can't say, but good Stress men are always in demand, if you are an expert of "strength of material" in the composite world you shouldn't have too much problem finding work. Try www.ceweekly.com if you’ll consider contracting. Usually it’s the only way to get in the door (until you prove yourself). FWIW, if you’re interested in commercial aerospace, the hot tickets these days are the sprouting ultra-small business jet start-ups. Check the Florida area for several. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ... Oh yeah, I’ve been told that I’m an expert in cunninlingus too. View Quote 1. What company do you work for? 2. Do they do structural FEA? 3. Are they hiring FEA engineers with 4-5 yrs experience? [:D] View Quote 1. One of the largest Defense Contractors in the US 2. Yes, every design thoroughly analyzed using various finite element analysis tools (PATRAN, NASTRAN and our own custom programs to understand the behavior of hybrid composites structures under the most demanding flight loads you can imagine. 3. Can't say, but good Stress men are always in demand, if you are an expert of "strength of material" in the composite world you shouldn't have too much problem finding work. Try www.ceweekly.com if you’ll consider contracting. Usually it’s the only way to get in the door (until you prove yourself). FWIW, if you’re interested in commercial aerospace, the hot tickets these days are the sprouting ultra-small business jet start-ups. Check the Florida area for several. View Quote Is it Northrop Grumman? You don't want to give the name or something? My experience isn't in composites but rather propulsion hardware: linear elastic materials such as titanium, nickel, and stainless alloys. Compressor blades and vanes, mostly. I currently work for a smallish aero company in Newport News, VA. We've hired plenty of ex-Pratt and GE guys, particularly from West Palm Beach. The aero propuslion industry is a bit light on work right now so I've been looking around to see what else might interest me. Florida would be cool. |
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Hey, norman74, I thought you were our local rap/race relations expert? [;D]
Actually, I have the uncanny ability to be an expert on everything. Even if I've never heard of it. Hang around me long enough and you'll know what I mean. [:D] [img]edjones7.home.mchsi.com/line.gif[/img] [url=www.nra.org][b][red]NRA[/red][/url] [url=www.nra.org][blue]Life Member[/blue][/url] [url=www.gunowners.org][b][red]GOA[/red] [/url] [url=www.gunowners.org][blue]Life Member[/blue][/url] [url=www.saf.org][red]SAF[/red][/url] [url=www.saf.org][blue]Supporter[/blue][/url] [url=sas-aim.org][red]SAS[/red][/url] [url=sas-aim.org][blue]Supporter[/blue][/b][/url] |
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1. Any type of banking.
2. Combat Pistol Competetion. 3. SWAT Tactics. 4. Everything else. |
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Electron plasma bombardment and wavelength of flourescing rare earths in high energy fields.
Edited to add: Oh yeah... I shoot shotguns for a living. |
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Quoted: Electron plasma bombardment and wavelength of flourescing rare earths in high energy fields. View Quote Chemtrails!!, Chemtrails!!, Chemtrails!!, Chemtrails!! Edited to add: Oh yeah... I shoot shotguns for a living. View Quote Oh...... |
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Quoted: I've noticed that lots of folks here post their opinion like it's the gospel truth. They say "Glock sucks" in the same way that they say "the grass is green". So, lets get it out of the way, let's hear what you people are ACTUALLY authorities on. Or what you at least actually know more than the average joe about. I have degrees in architecture and construction, so I know a decent amount about how things go together and why. I also worked in a gunshop in college, so I know a bit about who makes what in what calibers. I used to have a grasp on the S&W numbering system, but I appear to have lost my mojo. I ride a Harley Sportster, so I know a good bit about Harleys in general, and Sportsters in particular. View Quote Computers... Specifically hardware & operating systems... PC, Mac, Sun, doesn't matter... I probably know something-to-'near-everything' about it... Soon I'll add Suzuki GS Motorcycle Engines, as I'm doing a top-end rebuild of my 450 right now... |
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I am an authority on giving women multiple orgasms that last several minutes apiece.
Really. Just ask your wife, girlfriend, or daughter if you don't believe me. I am an authority on the fine art, craft, and science of building acoustic and electric guitars, including the highly specialized construction techniques associated with archtop (jazz) guitars. I am an authority on two way radio technology, including both conventional radio and digital trunking techniques and specifics of the system architecture of such systems, and the interconnection, testing, and troubleshooting of wide area, multiple site trunking systems. I am an authority on virtually all aspects of the late 70's C body GM cars, especially Cadillac Fleetwood Broughams, Sedan DeVilles, and Coupe DeVilles. I am an authority on high end, high performance home theater and home stereo systems. And I am an authority on bullshitting my way through any other subject, making you THINK that I'm an authority on those subjects. CJ |
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Quoted: Nothing.... ....maybe masturbation. View Quote ha-HA! I guarantee I have you there! |
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Quoted: Quoted: Nothing.... ....maybe masturbation. View Quote ha-HA! I guarantee I have you there! View Quote Ya sure? |
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Rocks and their formations. When I was younger I discovered a new element called masturbatorium. I later found out that this type of rock is found all over the world. So much for my discovery.
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I am the absolue master at Fucking Up! I've managed to fuck up my whole life and every solution that I come up with gets fucked up also.
This really sux! I cannot for the life of me think of a legitamit field that I'm an expert at. Maybe underground utility locating and bar/nightclub management. |
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[b]What are you an authority on?[/b]
As you can see from my sig line, just about anything and everything! (Don't [b]ALL[/b] lawyers know everything?) |
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I am most definitely an authority in the art of "MONKEY SPANKING". Ten years of marrige qualifies me.
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Quoted: PROPULSION YA KNOW DA "GO FAST BOATS" [:)] View Quote That's cool! When I was down in Orlando for business, my boyfriend and I took a road trip to Pompano to visit his uncle who works for The Aqua Toy Store. I'd never seen boats like that up close! ------------------------------------------------ As for myself, I wouldn't call myself an authority on anything but there are some things that I have a high level of confidence in my ability to do: Overhaul, operate and maintain a Phalanx/CIWS Input or troubleshoot translations for 5e, 1a, Siemens, DMS100 or DMS10 switches Troubleshoot, operate and maintain a cellular switch and all that it encompasses (ECP, 5e, trunking, cell sites, etc) Train horses and riders.. particularly beginner riders and, more specifically, nervous or scared riders Introduce newbies to shooting.. very proud of this one. I've taken people who sweat and shake at the sight of a gun and turned them around! Flower gardening and landscaping.. I had the manager of an upscale gardening center once tell me I knew more about plants than he did Interior decorating, although my momma is the master at this Cooking and baking... www.epicurious.com rocks! Oh.. and hurting myself. I am incredibly clumsy... but I heal quickly! [:D] |
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Quoted: ... Overhaul, operate and maintain a Phalanx/CIWS [:D] View Quote ... You're gonna make a good wife to someone someday. [:D] |
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Quoted: Introduce newbies to shooting.. very proud of this one. I've taken people who sweat and shake at the sight of a gun and turned them around! View Quote Be [b]very[/b] proud of this! |
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I'm an expert in anesthesiology and pain management according to the specialty board certification powers that be.
I know a fair amount about Harleys, handguns, and general contracting. I am involved in continuing in-depth research in female genitalia. |
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