…… do we have any female engineers here?
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medic38572
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Hunky bee sent me her requirements, unless your gay and also a drag queen you won’t understand and are woefully under qualified. Her need is a feminine in nature. So no need for the butt hurt. And her issue is one that many women deal with daily.
OH, I get it now so she needs a female Plumbing Engineer.
hunybee
Veteran Member
well, that's exactly accurate. they still wouldn't really.....
edit: NOT exactly accurate lol
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hunybee
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packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
packyderms_wife
Neither here nor there.
Nope.
mostlyharmless
Veteran Member
I'm in search of a civil woman, she doesn't have to be an engineer.....
She really needs a classically trained tailor and pattern draftsman. And would like a female because... well, some of us aren't comfortable describing details of our build and shape to the opposite sex.
Summerthyme
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mzkitty
I give up.
If it's clothes, try classic designer patterns like Dior or Chanel. If it's bras, there are good ones out there, you just have to go to a decent store and try on all the brands -- I personally don't like Maidenform and/or Playtex. Recently I found a very soft, non-wire, comfortable one in Target of all places. Bali Bra made in Honduras, not China. I could wear it 8 hours without suffering. LOL.
byronandkathy2003
Veteran Member
i am a guy that has a PHD in Afro engineering but i guess that wont do either..
Macgyver
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That was renamed "presidential solution" when Barry was in office.
Doc1
Has No Life - Lives on TB
I have watched this thread with mild bemusement and complete confusion. Whatever the 'ell this is for strikes me as requiring a gynecologist-materials engineer-tailor-fashion designer. Oh, and we might as well throw in an old Harley mechanic, just for the cursing and on the spot innovation abilities!
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Doc
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Doc
MinnesotaSmith
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No, she's not.
AlfaMan
TB Fanatic
Hey I'm a guy but I have some experience in tailoring in a professional environment. All shapes and sizes; I also have experience in bra fitting (used to rep some bra lines in my sales rep past).
Just because we're guys doesn't mean we can't help. No butt hurt here, I understand the female to female interaction on the subject. I had one too many coolweave panties and spotting questions in the past. Yup, a discussion most definitely!! left to the ladies.
Melodi
Disaster Cat
Send me a PM with her contact details, I don't know if my housemate will have time to help her this week but she is working from home and she is both a highly educated product design engineer (her current job is designing parts for water treatment plants) and she does some of the best tailoring and pattern creation of any home sewer or professional that I know.
In the SCA she herself does mostly early period garments (pretty simple) but she can make and design bodices for "unusually shaped" ladies for High Tudor and Elizabethan, and I've seen her wipe out evening wear for her sister's wedding that would cost thousands if you saw it on a catwalk.
She just said yes, please send contact details, she can't promise anything but she is willing to at the problem.
Melodi
Disaster Cat
Oh, I got distracted by chatting with housemate, but she has told me stories of her job search when one company in Ireland had her come for an interview just so "we could see a women engineer as we had never seen one before."
There was no actual job opening, she was pretty angry, but her revenge has been a really good job elsewhere.
There was no actual job opening, she was pretty angry, but her revenge has been a really good job elsewhere.
