Literally willing to spends ridiculous amounts of money on programs like this rather than dropping their prices
Track_Shovel
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In soil science, we hand texture, where you rub the soil between two fingers and see how it responds to physical manipulation. There are a few tests: can you roll it into a worm? Does that worm break? How long of a ribbon can you make with it? You do this for each layer (horizon) and pits have a minimum of 3 horizons usually
Anyway, on large scale soil surveys, we can have hundreds to thousands of pits to do. The largest ones I've ever done were 1900 pits or so, thus a LOT of hand texturing, and pushing to get them all done.
To speed up this process I started texturing with both hands at the same time; each with a different horizon. Turns out I'm abi-texterous (seriously)
Rats on a sinking ship, fighting over scraps rather than getting off the ship
I think you're reading me wrong. My lack of sympathy is for Boeing. I'm entirely sympathetic to the mechanics
Not all heroes wear capes
Awww. Those poor bosses. They might have to make some hard choices; kind of like the people they employ who may have to choose between food or rent.
I realize airline mechanics make half decent money, but still. No sympathy (Edit: for Boeing, if that wasn't completely clear).
Now, a proverb a Russian I met early in my career told me: every man is the architect of their own hemhroids I swear the guy was the next Pushkin
Yeah, ok. Was wondering if it was a move, or the literal interpretation
What's ax handling? Captain Kirk double hand chop?
Fishing game in Ocarina of Time
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Like cartels literally bringing in duffel bags full of money to launder at HSBC