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Saturday, 29 August 2009

Deep Thought On Weather

Posted on 11:18 by hony
If Engineers did their job with the same cocky smiles and reckless aplomb as meteorologists, then epically failed to be correct in their computer simulations, hand calculations, and predictions as the meteorologists are, we'd be sued, stoned, and driven into the wilderness to die.


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