Room for female team member?

[Nick Gidwani]

We at MIT have only a single female member and we were hoping to make her feel comfortable by putting her in an all-female room from wed-sat. We'd be happy to pay her share of a room.

Any teams out there be able to spare a space in a room full of girls? Let me know and thanks.

Nick

[Nick Gidwani]

We at MIT have only a single female member and we were hoping to make her feel comfortable by putting her in an all-female room from wed-sat. We'd be happy to pay her share of a room.

Any teams out there be able to spare a space in a room full of girls? Let me know and thanks.

Nick

[Sam Zimmerman]

We a room with two females in it. You are welcome to rent 1/3 of it. We are staying at the Fairfield Inn Tues-Sun. Let me know.

[Charlie]

check your pms

[Rob Battiston]

Ya, I got room for three...

..in the back of my car.
I'll even bring the liquor. What...?

Love,

Rob
University of Yellowknife
B.Sc. Women's Studies

[Mike Shaw]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rob Battiston:
Ya, I got room for three...

..in the back of my car.
I'll even bring the liquor. What...?

Love,

Rob
University of Yellowknife
B.Sc. Women's Studies <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

wow, most likely the funniest thing i've read on this board, proving my original theory wrong that SAE / engineering students have no sense of humor

[Michael Jones]

I'd try to suggest that racing isn't sexist, but who am I kidding.

Yellowknife University. Nice. Probably the same person from "Saskatchewan University" who commented on the old mail list that we've basically bolted parts onto the same frame since 1987.

Needless to say, we don't recycle frames. This year's frame proves that for sure. It's different. You'll soon see why.

[EliseS2]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Michael Jones:
I'd try to suggest that racing isn't sexist, but who am I kidding.

Yellowknife University. Nice. Probably the same person from "Saskatchewan University" who commented on the old mail list that we've basically bolted parts onto the same frame since 1987.

Needless to say, we don't recycle frames. This year's frame proves that for sure. It's different. You'll soon see why. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

"I know that the fatigue strength of steel is almost infinite, but you guys must be pushing it. Good thing the rules change and you need to replace some of the tubes"

That was my favorite part.

[Michael Jones]

LOL! Mr. Cooder resurfaces.

Some people here got really pissed off. I had a good laugh at that. http://fsae.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

I'm the closest thing to a recycled object here, but that's just because getting a PhD from this place takes forever, especially when your committee and home department self-destructs more often than you do. http://fsae.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

[EliseS2]

People were mad about Rudy Cooder's email. That is wierd because my team loved it.