Aggie education in use
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Jdvn1
Hanging in there. Better than the alternative.
That's actually not right... you put them on the inside if you can't put them on the outside. It provides some protection against wind and vandals.
Otherwise, would you rather them screw the boards in the metal frame or the brick?
I thought the one door that didn't have any plywood was funnier.
Otherwise, would you rather them screw the boards in the metal frame or the brick?
I thought the one door that didn't have any plywood was funnier.
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Hero
Really? When were you there? I grew up in Bryan, with my dad a professor at Texas A&M (he's now a dean at Texas Tech) and I got two degrees there myself.nakia said:As an Aggie (sort of, I got my Master's degree there), all I can say is. . .
that looks about right.
And, yeah, I don't imagine Aggies know much about hurricane protection unless they come from coastal cities like Galveston, Bay City, etc. Rita would have been a first if it had done more than cause a little rain that far inland. Plus, that's a bookstore (right there on Jersey Street, IIRC) so it's owned by locals who are unaffiliated with the University in the first place.
What? Defensive much? Naw, not really.
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Hero
No, I'm getting the same feeling. And yes, we would have overlapped; I finished my MBA in 2000. Did you game much while you were there?nakia said:
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diaglo said:he was getting a real Masters so didn't have the time...
I'll be the first to admit that I learned practically nothing from my MBA. It's like someone gave me a questionairre that said, "check here if you want a higher starting salary." Well, OK, sign me up.
