> Two of us talking about out of work scientists or academics being employed
> in the construction trade.
>
> J: Are you kidding? Not one of them could hit a nail on the head.
> They'd have to have a conference and publish research results to
> determine if the base line of the siding was 'level'!"
>
> A: Not to mention fact-finding missions to other countries to find if the
> horizontal is the same there.
>
> J: They could lay sheets of plywood or single, mill cut, lengths of 2x4, but
> never deal with cutting! That's known as the Plank Constant.
>
> A: That would be a saw point for them!
>

> Two of us talking about out of work scientists or academics being employed
> in the construction trade.
>
> J: Are you kidding? Not one of them could hit a nail on the head.
> They'd have to have a conference and publish research results to
> determine if the base line of the siding was 'level'!"
>
> A: Not to mention fact-finding missions to other countries to find if the
> horizontal is the same there.
>
> J: They could lay sheets of plywood or single, mill cut, lengths of 2x4, but
> never deal with cutting! That's known as the Plank Constant.
>
> A: That would be a saw point for them!
>