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Mud, that's some fascinating work! I'm an engineer, so I can greatly appreciate the work that you're putting into this.
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I'm going to comment on engineering later.
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Above Aztec theater
Below Sweet grapes set up
Line of sight yellow lines
workbench in studio
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No blueprints
I engineer everything I do some more so than others
eighth grade parochial school education
I was well versed enough by then to concentrate on sickles and girls and other kinds of trouble
Junior high ninth grade I gave it up when the principal came out and told me I had to park my brand-new triumph motorcycle across the street
a lot of engineering
room for attachment
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