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3.9, two B's in 4 years, Those two B's were in theory based math classes. Was VP and President of a volunteer organization that won highest awards in the organization, lead tech for transmission in my senior design project (rotating machinery anyone?) Member of the engineering honor society, recipient of an award only two people in the Mech engineering program recieved (the other guy did get an offer from Exxon), recipient of an award only 2 people in the Houston area received, etc... wtf else do you need??? A master's degree. Seriously. I ran into that problem when thinking about oil companies with my geology degree. Wouldn't even look at you really without one. Hard to have a master's in an entry level position. Any one I was competing with didn't have a master's. Hell, they didn't have a double major either. The double major really has done nothing for me as no potential employer has even mentioned it. Hate to be the one to say this, but college does not make you ready for a job. Not even close. However, that is exactly why there are entry level positions. I've learned 10x what I did in college since I left 10 years ago and I went to a school that is usually ranked in the top 3 in the country. In fact the only thing I think college is truly useful for is teaching you how to learn which is invaluable in the real world. In this case you got screwed somehow. I bet the deck was stacked against you ahead of time whether it be an insiders child applied or what. Not worth getting upset at yourself or them for, it happens. instead just buckle up and shoot for other options. Bummer it happened that way though.

When I make shrimp, I either put them on the grill or in a pan on the stove and throw some butter, garlic seasoning and some pepper for seasoning and let them do some sauteeing in there (just depends if its a quick meal or a big dinner). I guess it also depends on your taste or preference too. Didn't read this, but want to clarify that fresh garlic is really the key in what I recommended. Garlic powder is an alternative but you have to use way less as it tastes synthetic. I only use powder in rubs actually.

Soak them in olive oil, a ton of garlic, and some kosher salt. Grill or broil until they are done. YUMMY.

we are fair in the giant marshmallow

3.9, two B's in 4 years, Those two B's were in theory based math classes. Was VP and President of a volunteer organization that won highest awards in the organization, lead tech for transmission in my senior design project (rotating machinery anyone?) Member of the engineering honor society, recipient of an award only two people in the Mech engineering program recieved (the other guy did get an offer from Exxon), recipient of an award only 2 people in the Houston area received, etc... wtf else do you need??? A master's degree. Seriously. I ran into that problem when thinking about oil companies with my geology degree. Wouldn't even look at you really without one. Work experience is a valid alternative to a Masters, perhaps prefereed depending but I realize that its a bit of a catch 22.

2nd one from the front, driver's side Thanks, figured they counted differently than what I was used to. Time to pull the plug. all SBCs are odd numbers on the drivers side, even on the passengers, counting from the front if it hasn't been done, plugs/wires would probably be a good idea Hasn't been done, but being for sale it might just get one plug. Could be a mucky injector I suppose, haven't bothered to look or worry about it as it is pretty intermiddent. Hmm, mucky injector = time for an italian tune-up ? Italian tune up? Isn't that a rebuild?

Sorry Aaron

heart is somewhere around 170bpm right now

WHEEEEEEEEEEEW. He missed the FG.

33-31, 2minutes

yeah no doubt -1 points on my fantasy league We were up 30-7 in the 4th and now down 31-30 UGH

2nd one from the front, driver's side Thanks, figured they counted differently than what I was used to. Time to pull the plug. all SBCs are odd numbers on the drivers side, even on the passengers, counting from the front if it hasn't been done, plugs/wires would probably be a good idea Hasn't been done, but being for sale it might just get one plug. Could be a mucky injector I suppose, haven't bothered to look or worry about it as it is pretty intermiddent.

Fuck me, what the hell happened to our defense??

2nd one from the front, driver's side Thanks, figured they counted differently than what I was used to. Time to pull the plug.

It is better for the resume to have undergrad and grad schools be in different states though. Perhaps in Texas this isn't the case as there is a tendency to be pro-Texan there more than other states, but in the long run well rounded and experience is more important.

Why do you wish that my friend? I just like ribbing you Texans, but I sure the hell wouldn't enjoy living there. Austin would be the only possible exception, but I'd really prefer not that either.

I really didn't have the time to sit and watch this whole game, but I have to.

Leave Texas

Craaaaaaaaaaap.

An internal reference. Probably bitten by the good ole boyz club.

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Harder with a sharp knife actually

Like its hard to open a coconut, lol.

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