1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I avoid looking at my roof, it’s so bad lol

 

I don’t need to see it I know what’s up there

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/BuaIInWnVXU/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=tnrxlfimu3f8
I’m in love

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/BubGYthhqCQ/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1i4uipwquo9mt
Do you even axel wrap bro, seriously those lift blocks tho.

 

Throwback Thursday...

Anyone wanna estimate the steering angle KodasTacoma guy gets running 35x12.5's with all that poke and probably an un-tubbed Cab?

Truck looks good, but I've never seen a pic of it with the steering angle more than like 15 degrees.

 

You dont need Steering to be a IG model

 

@Sperrunner's new ride...

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/cto/d/daly-city-rare-1990-mitsubishi-delica/6829972660.html

 

Hawt

 

This one’s good

 

@BartMaster1234

Do you have any classes taught by Grad. Students?

 

Half of them thus far are taught by grad students.

I actually really enjoy how the grad students teach the classes. They’re very forward thinking and progressive versus tenured professors and traditional teachers.

However I do have a few tenured professors and I do enjoy their classes immensely as well.

My engineering class is taught by a Civil Engineer of 40 years who works for the City of San Francisco 4 days out of the week, and my Photojournalism class is taught by a Pulitzer Prize winning Journalist. My Parks and Recreation class is taught by an old travel agent and tenured Doctor of Recreation.

 

My Dad surprised me and came to visit out of nowhere, his rental car... 3rd gen auto 4 banger 2WD. Funny little bastard of a truck, with a manual she'd be a keeper

 

Engineering, photojournalism, and parks and rec? That's such an odd combo for a comp science major. I'm an automation major and all of my classes have been electrical/engineering based besides the typical math, history, psych credits. Nothing like you've got though.

 

This doesn't sound even remotely real, like PhD in Emoji Linguistics

 

Generals are neat

 

I’m a Computer Engineering major. I’m taking two computer science classes and a Computer engineering class, I just didn’t mention them.

I’m getting my General Ed requirements out of the way, hence the weird proliferation of classes.

 

The whole title is Doctor of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management. It’s like a really specific business degre. https://cnr.ncsu.edu/prtm/graduate-programs/phd-in-prtm/

She’s actually from @Blue92 ’s neck of the woods. She was a tenured professor at East Carolina University for 20 something years, and for some reason she dropped everything and moved to San Francisco last year.

 

Everybody makes mistakes, her's was just a massive one

 

Hey don’t look at me.

She was all like “I drove a U-Haul all the way from Greenville, North Carolina across the Golden Gate Bridge!”

 

Dementia is a cruel mistress