im assuming the diablo is his daily driver too

 

you sir- and i say this with all do respect.. you sir SUCK!!

 

holy christ... can this be true?

 

:D I think you have that backwards, Mike - I already AM an engineer, I'm not the guy pretending to be one. :p Sorry if that post seemed to be a bit pedantic, but when you take the professional engineering exams (after 2 or more years of apprenticing following graduating from the university program), they drill it into you about the entitlement to use the title "engineer".

So he's a rich poseur - I love the Diablo, but that doesn't make him any less a poseur. Should I suck up instead because he's got an expensive car?

Regards,
Gordon

 

prosecuted for falsely using the title

Yeah, all those murder and drug cases have to wait, we have to take this guy to trial for breaking the job title law.

 

roflmao

 

gordon
I see your point

but do you always have to be right j/k

 

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prosecuted for falsely using the title

Yeah, all those murder and drug cases have to wait, we have to take this guy to trial for breaking the job title law.



roflmao

 

Instead of an RX* club forum it should be a critics forum. I just cant win with you guys...Oh well. By the way, if 8 years of engineering work, 2 years of aviation school, and an FAA certification doesnt make me an engineer, then what, may i ask does? A fake degree from the internet? hell....maybe.
P.S. I race the Lambo at willow springs and my dad drives a Cayanne Turbo.

P.S.S. Diablo+Body does in fact = supermodel gf.....see:

 

..

 

my dads

 

Keep em comin boyz....

 

AdictiveRx
nice toys
what wheels are on the diablo ?
any pixs of your dads cayanne

 

stock wheels...none off hand of the cayanne. I can post em tomorow if you REALLY want. But i am just gonna get sh*t from eveyone for bragging. I think i am pushing the limit as it is

 

What does? An engineering degree from an accredited university. It's very simple. I'm not meaning to give you a hard time, but them's the facts - if you want to call yourself an engineer, that's what it takes. Without that degree - you aren't an engineer. Well, I'll also mention - 12 year old kids are NOT doing engineering work. You're grossly exaggerating your qualifications in your claim to the title anyway. If you want to call yourself an engineer - go spend 4 years in university.

I'm happy for you for your success, you're very fortunate. I imagine you also work very hard for it, so don't get me wrong, I don't begrudge you anything. However - I and every other legitimate engineer worked very hard to earn the title, even though we generally have much less money than you. I can't see that you need to misappropriate the title that you haven't earned. You wouldn't seriously consider going around calling yourself a lawyer, doctor, or chartered accountant without having received the appropriate education, training and professional certification, would you? It's no different for the engineering profession.

Regards,
Gordon

 

I'm also a "waiters assistant" I worked very hard to get that title after being called a busboy for a few years.

-Rupes

 

Thank you gordon, but i dont go around calling myself an engineer. It was the closest occupational description i could think of. Please allow me time to change my profile on behaf of your post.

 

your women is super hot

 

I dont care what his title is, if he can afford those from his work, I will gladly take the job even if the title is Chief Dish Washer

Nice rides man... Kudos on the choices

 

Technically it is possible to be an engineer at 20. I know, I started College at 16 but it was a 5 years Engineering Program so I was older than 20 when I graduated...

Not good to be 2 years younger than everyone else and still more applied to studies so you apprear to be more intelligent... everyone hates you and you're left out...

 

Hey! I offer to clean, detail and test drive your cars for free!!

- the test drive is to assure they are in proper working condition and are safe for you to use at extreme acceleration and top speed levels -

Safety first! :D

 

yeah yeah you have wicked nice cars and an incredibly hot girlfried but...

Are you truly happy?

now say it with me...

"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and doggone it, people like me"

hahahaha just messin...good job with all your success

 

not to be picky....but I don't think that picture remotely does your girlfriend justice, far from "perfect" quality

 

You need intercoolers in the diablo!!!! 850hp anyone?

 

There's nothing wrong with calling yourself an engineer, even if you don't have an engineering degree. A distinction needs to be made here between an "engineer" and a "licensed Professional Engineer". There is a licensing board in most states, such that yes, you do need certain qualifications (including an engineering degree from an accredited university engineering program) to become a P.E., but Gord, I think you're going way overboard into semantics. Addicted isn't (as far as I can tell) "falsely using the title" of Professional Engineer, when he just says he's an engineer.

And for the record, I have an engineering degree from Virginia Tech.