do engineers get the hot momas?

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<p>joke thread/</p>

<p>If Hot Moma is the nickname for the new TI calculator, then yes. Yes they do.</p>

<p>What he said ^</p>

<p>Wow. Awesome.</p>

<p>I think it depends on the person. Can you “pass” in normal society, or are you crippled when it comes to socializing with non-nerds, or can you only discuss video games and dot products?</p>

<p>Hygiene, attitude, personality, etc., matter a lot more than your major. It just so happens that engineering attracts a lot of people with bad hygiene, bad attitudes, no personality, etc.</p>

<p>Do some people with naturally bad social skills use majoring in engineering as an excuse?</p>

<p>^You obviously have not met some lawyers, cops, and administrators.</p>

<p>Chuck Bartowski got Sarah Walker</p>

<p>I thought it had been agreed that all the babes were in physics? Not even us math people get 'em. : (</p>

<p>I believe the correct engineering term is “Thermally Enhanced, Mod-2, Rev-1”. (Slight biblical reference there.)</p>

<p>And the answer is: NO</p>

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<p>physics babes . . .</p>

<p>No comp sci is where it’s at.</p>

<p>On the off chance that DW reads this…</p>

<p>ABSOLUTELY!!!</p>

<p>LOL, Knowitsome! I was going to post, “Absolutely - DH ended up with ME!!!” ;)</p>

<p>Comp Sci at both schools I have been at has had a handful of really smokin’ hot girls/women, but at the same time there are a ton more that are… I will politely use the word odd. I got a “hot moma” but I pulled her out of Kinesiology, not Engineering, haha.</p>

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I realized that after three years in M E, I can only talk about engineering content and nothing else.</p>

<p>Which engineering schools have the most hot girls?</p>

<p>also I’m gonna ask this on College Life forum.</p>

<p>And no one will answer you. That is 100% impossible to answer. Completely unscientifically and throwing out a name, I would say that the University of Texas probably would compete for that spot, but I am sure plenty of other places could compete. Also, no matter where you go, there are going to be mostly (not all) “odd” girls in engineering, just like there are a lot of odd guys in engineering.</p>

<p>Imagine a female version of CSmajor5…</p>

<p>Yeah, UT Austin! :D</p>

<p>^^^ Hmm, maybe we should rethink sending our son to UT engineering school next year!!</p>