Welcome to Comics Corner
At Florida Engineering LLC, we believe that laughter is an essential part of creativity and innovation. That’s why we’ve dedicated this section of our website to showcasing all the humorous and insightful comics we’ve featured in our newsletters over the years. Our comics not only provide a light-hearted take on the engineering world but also highlight the quirks and challenges that come with the profession. Who doesn't enjoy a good meme every now and again?
Why Comics?
Engineers are known for their precision and problem-solving skills, but they also have a great sense of humor. Our comics are designed to:
- Relieve Stress: A good laugh can relieve the stress that often accompanies complex projects.
- Foster Creativity: Humor can stimulate creative thinking and inspire innovative solutions.
- Build Community: Sharing a laugh helps strengthen bonds among team members and with our broader audience.
#9 October 2024
Unofficially: Duct tape is officially a critical structural component in design.
Officially: Our attorney has told us to say the above is not the case.
#8 September 2024
When coffee literally becomes part of the blueprint! (We've never sent out coffee-stained prints)
#7 August 2024
An engineering holding a chair with some loose screws, and they invented a machine to tighten the screws. The stereotype of engineers overcomplicating simple problems.
#6 August 2024
If you could see our office you would see the "new heights" and the literal stack of blueprints towering over the engineers, emphasizing the challenges of juggling multiple tasks. We just call it organized chaos.
#5 August 2024
Sometimes idea's go past the paper. This comic emphasizes the engineer's tendency to be overly precise, resulting in a blueprint that's far too large to be practical.
#2 July 2024
This fun comic portrays why "over-engineered" might not be the best when it comes to a quick cup of coffee.
Watch as our engineer creates an overly complicated coffee machine with an array of unnecessary buttons and levers.
#1 June 2024
Our field inspectors sometimes take a statement a little too literal.
No need to worry! He finished his drink after a thorough inspection and was done with his work for the day.
