I work in MEP and our emails are always considered legal documents as they can be used as evidence if ever we are taken to court. So we always treat them very technical and try to over explain everything so clients/plan reviewers/contractors can’t misinterpret. It’s kind of an old school thing, but the head of our department is an old school guy.
“Now say, fuzzy pickles!”
Watch as angry ticks fly out of my nipples!
Engineer here.
Typically when I type out professional emails or documents that contain numerical values, I write out the number followed by the digits in brackets if it is ten [10] or below for cases of amount, unless I am listing out the counts of items, then I only use digits.
“The updated electrical design will require three [3] new, pad-mount 500kVA transformers to replace the three [3] existing 225kVA transformers,each located on floors four, five, and six.”
Maybe Micro$oft should pull themselves up by their bootstraps and cut back on the avocado toast…Cunts.
I was upset at first, but he was right in the long run.
What the French say about love is true… “omlette du fromage”
He saved my first and third marriages…
Samurai Gunn
Anus… Right into the anus…
Wait…
“Rocket” or “League of”?
I also have it on good authority that he does, in fact, ride a cock-horse…
He’s hackin’, wackin’ and smackin’!
The Plastic Ono Band… It is not good.
Sweet… Jesus…
Green chile and cheese.
They used to have a set of drinking glasses. Worth every penny.
Fucking Summit County. Yuppie hive of scum and villainy
I used to pre-mix peanut butter and a sick of butter in my kitchen aid and leave it in the fridge for this exact reason.
Sometimes I’d also add Sriracha