Gavinmad
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yeah but idgaf about the music industry so until now i was blissfully ignorant
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Guest, did you like the last podcast notification?? Well here's the second one, and for the third podcast! Yep. This Thursday 8-8-24 at 7pm Central
Go here to check out his podcast thread for info on topics and links!Go into the FoH discord and find the Happy Time Fun Hour channel and give it a listen!
Gutterflesh
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This is rustling up some leftist jimmies real nicely which is almost always a good sign of something worth watching.
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I'm going to have to watch it, even if it's an Acolyte level shit show.
As an aside: I wonder how many people know what that thing is Adam Driver has in his hands? I'm positive when he saw it he had zero idea. I learned drafting with mechanical pencils , erasers and paper on a draft table. Fast forward to my last job, none of our engineers knew how to use any of that and when I brought out a draft template they looked at me like I have 2 heads. I mean I'm all for progress , AutoCAD is the shit.
As an aside: I wonder how many people know what that thing is Adam Driver has in his hands? I'm positive when he saw it he had zero idea. I learned drafting with mechanical pencils , erasers and paper on a draft table. Fast forward to my last job, none of our engineers knew how to use any of that and when I brought out a draft template they looked at me like I have 2 heads. I mean I'm all for progress , AutoCAD is the shit.
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Rabbit_Games
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DickTrickle
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I guess not going woke isn't enough to make up for it being a weird ass art film from a director way past his prime.
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Hah, I wondered the same thing. First time I've seen a T square used on a movie poster. I still have one somewhere along with my scales, but haven't used them in a while.
Never did drafting, just shit for building print takeoffs for estimates.
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Ok cool, I thought I'd get shit for even bringing it up in a movie post. Learned drafting in Highschool. We even had to draw the sheet lines and template block by hand. Loved it , until my senior year when we had to do mechanical drafting. I now know why a 1/4-20 screw is called that and what a 9 penny nail means but it's fucking tedious to draft! The only thing I ever kept was the draft templates for squares/triangles/etc.
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We didn't have that opportunity in high school, closest would have been shop for an applicable skills type class.
I took art every year, and just always enjoyed painting, drawing, whatever since I was a little kid. I think if I had been exposed to drafting at that age, I have taken to it like a duck to water.
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It really helped me when I went into electrical construction. I was green as grass and I didn't know what the symbols were about , but I could tell where I was on a set of drawings and fake the rest. Our school was small down south. We had what later was called VOTC. Options were wood shop / drafting / auto mechanics, and brick laying. Old south shit.
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Gravel
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Was going to say, we did drafting in shop class...in middle school.
Guess times are a changing.
Burns
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I'm sure it has a lot to do with how large your school is. In the small and medium schools I went too, there was nothing like drafting or even shop class. In the huge high school I went to, they had a whole bunch of options. I think they had AutoCAD, shop, home ec and other stuff I probably don't remember.
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Harshaw
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I took 4 semesters in drafting in high school. 2 semesters was all hand drawing and then 2 semesters vocational CAD classes. I was offered an internship out of high school, but I didn't want to pursue it in a career and let my buddy have the spot. I think he still works for the same company.
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