My statics homework is emo.

[ACC0RD22]

more specifically



Were doing equilibrium and I thought this was hilarious. funny thing is weve been doing summation of moments for weeks in class, and this JUST hit me.

[gloryaccordy]

Emo is no joke[/wrists]

And don't worry, if you're a mechanical engineer odds are you will never see this shit again upon graduation. I kinda miss it though

[ACC0RD22]

im not worried, beleive me.

Id rather have a computer do all my calculations for me anyways.

[Accord R33]

Emo Mob Mog is the solution!

[ACC0RD22]

actually the solution to that one was somewhere around 70 lbs.

[lokuputha]

cool statics...what year r u in Mech Eng?

if u think u like this stuff...just wait for Fluid Dynamics and Material Dynamics...u won't be laughing for long

[ACC0RD22]

sophomore first semester.

I know, but, its not understanding it for me, its actually doing the work. I had to go pick up a test recently in my professors office, and he pretty much asked me how I could understand everything perfectly in class, but do none of the homework (which is graded).

I didnt do well on the test though, so Im trying out this homework thing. I pretty much hate it.

[Maple50175]

Looks hard. Thank god i had math.

[ACC0RD22]

hard? nah. just long and arduous.

theres no integration or derivations, just straight up addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. of vectors. with directions. (the last 2 parts are why its long and arduous btw)

[lokuputha]

hard? nah. just long and arduous.

theres no integration or derivations, just straight up addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. of vectors. with directions. (the last 2 parts are why its long and arduous btw)

Hahaha, I know what you mean...just be glad that this is all a means to an end....once u enter industry and all this Sh*t will be done using computers.

[gloryaccordy]

hard? nah. just long and arduous.

theres no integration or derivations, just straight up addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. of vectors. with directions. (the last 2 parts are why its long and arduous btw)

I hate the tedium of straight calculations...math was a lot of fun. In high school, in my AP class, when we were introduced to a new concept, I'd always start a chant going "PROOF! PROOF! PROOF! PROOF! WE WANT THE PROOF!!!" True stories...

But yea...most stuff is done by computer now.

[sirs1ayer]

looks my physics class.