boilermaker

This reminds me of my favorite Allrecipes exchange of all time: Tailergate Boilermaker Chili^1: >This boilermaker chili is the one the gang eats at Purdue Boilermaker football games.

A simple websearch [boilermaker women] shows you're wrong with plenty of sites calling for more female boilermalers.

Used to be you could find a boilermaker locally, because the demand was so high.

They are different than classic teamster/boilermaker/machinist unions most people think of.

But oh, they were boilermaker for decades, working around asbestos-lined systems?

Similarly, in this case, I bet any boilermaker (or steam turbine engineer) could make a better flute mouthpiece than an instrument-maker could.

Are you a diesel fitter, boilermaker, even a plain welder?

The Purdue University has as their mascot, the boilermaker.

I have a relative who is a boilermaker, though now he supervises.

I’m a boilermaker who isn’t getting any younger, working in Launceston operating a laser cutter, considering getting in to steel detailing / 3D modelling.

* boilermaker, I thought the italics meant it was intentional and was really interested in what you did.

Cheap blended whisky is also drunk neat, or with beer (either side-by-side or as a boilermaker, with the shotglass of whisky dropped into a pint of beer), or with soda water or lemonade.

So at that time, "Boilermaker" suggested attention to detail, and broad technical knowledge.

As a Boilermaker alum, let's not shorten it to "Purdue".

The first few reasons that come to mind: 1) To quote a friend of mine, “If a 50 year old boilermaker can work it out, then anyone can.” 2) MS Access will more than likely be installed on your computer at work.