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Is a very phallic game.
Srsly, it is. There's all sorts of big sticks, with which you hit balls. The idea is to get the balls in the hole. Need I say more?
The reason that I was playing golf is because everyone in Corrosion Engineering went. Some of them play, some don't. Overall, it wasn't too bad, but I think the entire thing would be vastly improved with the addition of alcohol. Copious amounts of alcohol.
In other news, I got to go to Teardown today. Teardown is what they do to cars after all the durability testing etc. has been completed, and I think it's pretty self-explanatory. They were ripping the skin off a car while I was there. Was fun :D
A single car takes a fourth of the space during Teardown, but a casual estimate says without the Teardown you could park twenty cars in the same space. The difference is car parts, individually labeled and spread out. huge amounts of shit goes into cars, but they're nowhere near "built for disassembly" at end of life, like we've been promised. They had to torch through some of the welds. Oooooh, blowtorch!
Also, Weekend!
Srsly, it is. There's all sorts of big sticks, with which you hit balls. The idea is to get the balls in the hole. Need I say more?
The reason that I was playing golf is because everyone in Corrosion Engineering went. Some of them play, some don't. Overall, it wasn't too bad, but I think the entire thing would be vastly improved with the addition of alcohol. Copious amounts of alcohol.
In other news, I got to go to Teardown today. Teardown is what they do to cars after all the durability testing etc. has been completed, and I think it's pretty self-explanatory. They were ripping the skin off a car while I was there. Was fun :D
A single car takes a fourth of the space during Teardown, but a casual estimate says without the Teardown you could park twenty cars in the same space. The difference is car parts, individually labeled and spread out. huge amounts of shit goes into cars, but they're nowhere near "built for disassembly" at end of life, like we've been promised. They had to torch through some of the welds. Oooooh, blowtorch!
Also, Weekend!
