Re: The Engineer's Iron Ring (Was RE: Business cards)

[Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- progeny -dot- com>]

Kim Roper wrote:
> 
> The old rings are made of iron; the new ones are stainless steel.  Rings get
> reused periodically, so it is possible for a new engineer to get an iron
> one, although it's unlikely.
> 

Thanks! 

I agree that it's unlikely: the engineers I know intend to be buried
with their rings.

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