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(04-30-2016, 05:15 PM)ezlovan Wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBb9O-aW4zI

That is hilarious!

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That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
(04-30-2016, 02:20 PM)wyze0ne Wrote: I would not consider a mechanic an artisan at all. Mechanical arts? That's a stretch if you ask me.

So, again...playing devils advocate here...

Rock crawlers, lo-riders, custom hot rods, rat rods, NASCAR, stock cars, dragstsers, classic restorations, resto-mods, custom moderns, and custom classics. The guys and gals that build these cars from the ground up are artists and artisans, in the truest sense of both words. Everything from custom metal fabrication to upholstery and paint...

Mechanics go FAR beyond simple repair of worn out engines and replacing dead components. And the very short list above doesn't begin to scratch the surface when you realize how vast the field of mechanics and mechanical engineering really goes...

You're limiting in the idea of "mechanic" to an automobile mechanic, which is truly just a tiny drop in the sea of mechanical repair, engineering, and construction.

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#243
(04-30-2016, 09:24 PM)BadDad Wrote: So, again...playing devils advocate here... ... You're limiting in the idea of "mechanic" to an automobile mechanic, which is truly just a tiny drop in the sea of mechanical repair, engineering, and construction.

^^^^^ We all know what we are exposed to. But there are "artists" in the automotive industry. Those that style vehicles. The engineers that design engines and engine sounds. And there are artisans that hand build cars.

There are artisans in ALL kinds of arts.

Exactly.

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Virginia
(This post was last modified: 05-01-2016, 01:14 AM by gregcss.)
I think we're taking 'artisan' to seriously. I dont make products, but offer services. What does that make me? I'm certainly no artisan. I suppose the person fixing (making) my tacos at Chipotle are artisans?

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(This post was last modified: 05-01-2016, 05:56 AM by -A-. Edit Reason: Spelling, d'oh! )
I'm an artisan soap user. I don't mean that I only use artisan soap, I mean I use my soap in an artisanal manner.

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(05-01-2016, 01:10 AM)gregcss Wrote: I think we're taking 'artisan' to seriously. I dont make products, but offer services. What does that make me? I'm certainly no artisan. I suppose the person fixing (making) my tacos at Chipotle are artisans?

The chef that created the recipe is an artist in the Culinary Arts, a well established and hundreds of years old "art" with many Culinary Art schools.

The worker who stuffed some premixed hamburger in a shell, added tomato and cheese, is a "simple" artisan.

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Oh no, now the fast food workers are artisans too! ???.

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That Bald Guy with the Big Beard
Bishop, CA
(05-01-2016, 01:43 AM)grim Wrote:
(05-01-2016, 01:10 AM)gregcss Wrote: I think we're taking 'artisan' to seriously. I dont make products, but offer services. What does that make me? I'm certainly no artisan. I suppose the person fixing (making) my tacos at Chipotle are artisans?

The chef that created the recipe is an artist in the Culinary Arts, a well established and hundreds of years old "art" with many Culinary Art schools.

The worker who stuffed some premixed hamburger in a shell, added tomato and cheese, is a "simple" artisan.

I think we need to draw a line between artisan and assembly line...

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Detroit
(05-01-2016, 01:29 AM)-A- Wrote: I'm an artisan soap user. I don't mean that I only use artisan soap, I mean I use my soap in an artisinal manner.

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Detroit
(05-01-2016, 01:43 AM)grim Wrote:
(05-01-2016, 01:10 AM)gregcss Wrote: I think we're taking 'artisan' to seriously. I dont make products, but offer services. What does that make me? I'm certainly no artisan. I suppose the person fixing (making) my tacos at Chipotle are artisans?

The chef that created the recipe is an artist in the Culinary Arts, a well established and hundreds of years old "art" with many Culinary Art schools.

The worker who stuffed some premixed hamburger in a shell, added tomato and cheese, is a "simple" artisan.

No, I'm sorry but a Chipotle employee is NOT an artisan by any stretch. I don't care what your 200 year old book definition says...
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