It's Official, I can now be SUED!!!

[NWIeng]

Got some great news yesterday. I passed my Professional Engineer's exam that I took back in April. So now I'm liable.

It's a huge load off my shoulders and I'm really relieved to have this behind me. It's definetely not something I want to go through again.

So now the better question is, what do I buy with the bonus I hopefully get???

 

[db1959]

Congrats! Hard work does pay off.

You could have been sued before you passed your exam. Now you just get to pay more.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Got some great news yesterday. I passed my Professional Engineer's exam that I took back in April. So now I'm liable.

It's a huge load off my shoulders and I'm really relieved to have this behind me. It's definetely not something I want to go through again.

So now the better question is, what do I buy with the bonus I hopefully get???

Professional insurance?

Congratulations on passing your exam!

Blessings,
Bill

 

[rockhopper46038]

So now the better question is, what do I buy with the bonus I hopefully get???

Your stamp! Congrats. Not many know how much of an accomplishment this is.

 

[GARANDGUY]

Congrats! I say get ya a M1a and a SSAR bump fire stock from 21st Century for your AR!

 

[GARANDGUY]

Professional insurance?

Congratulations on passing your exam!

Blessings,
Bill

and Professional Insurance

 

[wabash]

congrats, and avoid using the stamp.

 

[NWIeng]

Congrats! I say get ya a M1a.... and a SSAR bump fire stock from 21st Century for your AR!

M1A....checked that box already. Thanks to a generous father .

I showed my wife the video that MilitaryArmsChannel did on the SSAR-15 stock. She thought it was pretty sweet. I'm stuck on DNR ranges, so wouldn't have anywhere to even test it out.

congrats, and avoid using the stamp.

Trust me, I fully intend to. Luckily I work for a design/municipal firm where there are many PE's on staff where probably less than 50% of the PE's actually use their stamp. I can see 10 years going by before realistically using mine.

 

[GARANDGUY]

M1A....checked that box already. Thanks to a generous father .

Now im jelous

 

[sepe]

Got some great news yesterday. I passed my Professional Engineer's exam that I took back in April. So now I'm liable.

It's a huge load off my shoulders and I'm really relieved to have this behind me. It's definetely not something I want to go through again.

So now the better question is, what do I buy with the bonus I hopefully get???

I'd buy a pony or a mini horse. If you can find a couple, get some midgets too. Oh yeah, some hookers and blow too.

 

[Bigum1969]

Congratulations! You arre oficially way smarter than me

 

[JCR]

Congrats! Most people have no idea how difficult that test is.

 

[NYFelon]

Congrats on passing your PE. May you have many successful and profitable designs and consultations in your future.

 

[SEIndSAM]

Congrats on the accomplishment.

 

[chocktaw2]

Exam

Congrats to you! If it was my money, I'd be tempted to save it, at least for a little while. Yea, right. Lawyers--------Guns-----------Money----- the SHTF

 

[edsinger]

Congrats! Most people have no idea how difficult that test is.

Oh but someof us do, I almost took mine but decided against it for multple reasons......


Congrats on passing it!

 

[JohnP82]

Congrats!

 

[Sheltie]

Congratulations! I know that's a tough test.

I wouldn't say to much about being a engineer. One company I worked at refused to do work for anyone claiming to be an engineer. Another company I know jacks their price up.

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

Congrats! Most people have no idea how difficult that test is.

Exactly!!

I used to work with a woman who just. could. not. pass one portion of the PE exam. She'd do fine on everything but the EE stuff, if I remember correctly.

No big deal there IMO, as she's a rigid pavement engineer.

What kind of engineering do you do? Just curious, as I used to work with several geotechnical / civil & some flexible / rigid pavement engineers.

-J-

 

[jblomenberg16]

Congrats! I decided to remain a lowly "EIT" and instead went the MBA route. Kudos to you for stepping up and entering an esteemed fraternity of professionals.