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It's a shame as I'm fairly neutral to most posters on this board, and take things with a pinch of sulphur, but his recent one man war against Engineers has become an obsession to the extent that some of his posts have not been very pleasant to others.
From a non-trained clinical viewpoint, I'd guess he is an arse of the highest order
At some point in the past few months Minestrone seems to have gone from Just Another CUKer to become a mentalist.
Seconded.
It's a shame as I'm fairly neutral to most posters on this board, and take things with a pinch of sulphur, but his recent one man war against Engineers has become an obsession to the extent that some of his posts have not been very pleasant to others.
From a non-trained clinical viewpoint, I'd guess that it was a classic case of passive/aggressive inferiority complex, with the trigger being that he views his Engineering qualifications as the apex of his achievements, and he derives succour by denigrating others with less academical qualifications in order to boost his low self-esteem.
When designing the perfect female form, it is important not to neglect the "rear end", as instances can occur when one might find oneself snookered on the red with only the brown to go for, so to speak.
A good example of this might be Joely Richardson, who is renowned for being very open to experimentation.
and try and work 'Joely Richardson' into your answer for bonus points.
HTH
When designing the perfect female form, it is important not to neglect the "rear end", as instances can occur when one might find oneself snookered on the red with only the brown to go for, so to speak.
A good example of this might be Joely Richardson, who is renowned for being very open to experimentation.
en·gi·neer (nj-nîr)
n.
1. One who is trained or professionally engaged in a branch of engineering
Enormous scope for rightfully denoting oneself as an "Engineer" across a wide range of disciplines.
I fear it is only the truly insecure that would argue semantics.
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