[Poll] What's the sex of your Pandora ? O_o

[bagmouse7]

At least in heavy engineering (ships, railway locomotives, etc), machines are always 'she'.


Does that apply to electronics?

I think this originates from the fact that these types of larger machines require a lot of tender care and take a great deat of maintenance in order to "perform", just like a woman.
A hammer is not a "she", but a large engine or a ship is.

I would say without a doubt that my pandora is a "she".

 

[PowerGod]

LOL !!

 

[Klumpen]

I think this originates from the fact that these types of larger machines require a lot of tender care and take a great deat of maintenance in order to "perform", just like a woman.
A hammer is not a "she", but a large engine or a ship is.

I would say without a doubt that my pandora is a "she".

Now this does make a shockingly big amount of sense indeed.