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OT JoeTechnician licensed engineer or not?

Please show where I said I was PERSONALLY licensed in 27 states. Now,
are you licensed in Georgia, as an engineer, as you previously stated,
or are you a contractor?

Can't keep up with all your lies can you?

Here's your post-
From: (JimDandy)
Newsgroups: rec.boats
Subject: OT--That terrific school U of C, Berkeley
Date: 6 Mar 2002 10:13:45 -0800
You sound like most of the Calif. people I've met when working out
there. Nose stuck in the air, acting like you're great, when in fact,
you're the same as every other working stiff. I also passed the EIT
first try. But, unlike you, I PUT myself in a position to take the PE,
which I passed first try also. I'm now licensed in 27 states, work for
an engineering company that's specialty is large industrial design. I
have a very good job. I'm employed as a professional engineer, which
you are NOT. So, before you start knocking me, a person you don't know
at all, get your facts straight. I think maybe YOU should be the one
sweeping at wally world, after all, you're (so you claim) schooled in
engineering, but don't have a PE.
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