![]() 12/15/2015 at 16:13 • Filed to: AMG | ![]() | ![]() |
As we all know, AMG have a “one man, one engine” policy for their larger engines. One man assembles them and signs his work.
Meet one of these men. Exotically, he’s called Jacqueline.
There are probably those are are quite taken by the idea of a woman carefully examining big ends.
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How do I get a job doing this
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I would have expected AMG to use some fancier rods than these.
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Last I heard there were three (I think) women building engines for AMG.
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Up to six, if the internets are to be believed.
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Of course. You can believe everything you read on the internet.
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Pretty cool, if you ask me. Having the right stuff for the job is all that truly matters.
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“Be careful what you quote from the internet.” - Abraham Lincoln.
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wat
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Herr Muller, I have finished assembling ze engine.
Ja, very good! Has it passed technical inspection?
Ja, it passed with 100% compliance to specifications.
Then this is guten tag , Herr Schmidt. Your job has been terminated.
But why, Herr Muller?
You’ve heard our slogan: “One man, one engine.” Alas! Perhaps you can get a job at BMW Motorsport. I will give you a good recommendation.
Danke
, Herr Muller!
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wizards are real and I'm made of butter
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Well of course. I almost got into Hogwarts. Make sure you watch out for hot days.