Engineers Hate The Oscars

By An Engineering Mind

Monday, March 08, 2010

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Why? Because the Oscars remind engineers of high school popularity contests that we lost on a daily basis. Imagine if engineers ran the Oscars: Which hot alien did we like the best? The Na’vi or that green chick from Star Trek.

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