mechanic

That's why being a mugger is frowned upon and being a mechanic, generally, is not.

The difference is your 'dumb mechanic' made an unintentional mistake.

He was a mechanic, I was a mechanic until I was 20.

Nope, just a dumb mechanic that got trash deep into the air intake during a routine oil change.

It has one 350,000 miles and it's never seen a mechanic--except for smog checks, and never failed once.

You can outlaw the collusion, but setting up this kind of mechanic seems like a bad idea.

A standard HN automotive analogy would be working as a car mechanic while not being allowed to wear safety gear.

I would actually be fairly surprised if there weren't some neuronal mechanic that regulates and reinforces group thinking.

And if your not afraid of getting your hands dirty--you will never have to pay a mechanic $120/hr to work on your vechicle.

Size -> slowness is a strong mechanic for Agar because you have to engulf enemies, but it's not much of a handicap in Vanar.

My auto mechanic (in the US) charges $90/hr plus costs.

Yep - as simple as a mechanic as it is, I really enjoy discovering secret areas in these types of games, FPSs, etc.

Hah, diesel mechanic?..." It's all pretty light-hearted, one of the reasons that I like that sub, but still, there are similarities.

I started learning "Airframe & Powerplant", an FAA sanctioned technical school program which had I completed it would have been what I needed to become an airplane engine mechanic.

* One word made out of multiple, like the English "car mechanic" would become "automonteur".

They are also required to be inspected once a year by a mechanic (an "annual"), engines are replaced or rebuilt after a certain time interval has passed (usually around 2000 hours), extensive documentation is required to be kept, etc.