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Old 11-19-2009, 08:32 AM
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Foot size is like mouth size XXXlarge. But no buoyancy, all dead mass...........

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Old 11-19-2009, 11:32 AM
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For what its worth, i did a little research on concrete subs...
I joined an concrete engineers forum and posted some questions to the pro's about concrete sub's
They all agreed it could be done safely with proper testing..
But they also all agreed that it would be more expensive then building it in steel....
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Old 11-19-2009, 12:34 PM
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For what its worth, i did a little research on concrete subs...
I joined an concrete engineers forum and posted some questions to the pro's about concrete sub's
They all agreed it could be done safely with proper testing..
But they also all agreed that it would be more expensive then building it in steel....
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Good one Tug. I love it.

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Old 11-19-2009, 12:38 PM
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What would they do about the leaks under pressure? That is not a consideration on legs or foundations.
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Old 11-19-2009, 01:41 PM
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"What would they do about the leaks under pressure? That is not a consideration on legs or foundations"
Im sorry i cannot ask anymore questions on the Concrete Engineers forum...
It was a forum for Professionals that contribute info to one another, they quickly figured out i had nothing to contribute and kicked my ass out...
No offence takin...
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Old 11-19-2009, 01:50 PM
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Can you do that in a forum? Do you have to create some group that take it over and become the forum's vigilantes? We could have matching hats and t shirts
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:00 PM
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Tug,

That happened to me on an engineering forum.

It wasn't that I wasn't an engineer but rather because it was a "do it yourself" project

I was asking about.
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:32 PM
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Can you do that in a forum? Do you have to create some group that take it over and become the forum's vigilantes? We could have matching hats and t shirts
Forums can be dangerous places.

I belonged to a gun forum for five years, and got banned because my political views didn't match those of a moderator who decided he was the new sheriff in town. Apparently, if you don't have your finger permanently grafted in your nose and don't believe Sarah Palin is George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt all rolled into one and looking hot in a skirt on top of it all, you aren't worthy to own and discuss guns.....

I loved that forum, and had thousands of posts in it. But it's been taken over by people who rant about Obama taking orders from China, climate-change treaties revoking our Constitution, health care reform being a communist plot to take control of every aspect of our lives, etc. They don't care how many guns you own, or what you know about them that might help other gun owners, gun collectors or gunsmiths.
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:45 PM
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Troy,

Try this one:

http://forums.1911forum.com/index.php

Based as you can figure on the 1911 but has sub forums with knowledgeable folks of all strips. I am such a history buff- I spend most of my time there following the USGI threads.
Just try to keep your head down this time son!
Sarah Palin does look hot in a skirt BTW...
And put Texas in your profile for gods sake!
California..... I'm surprised they even let you in the door....

LOL

I just picked up a NIB Inglis. Happy as a kid at christmas.
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:46 PM
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Forums can be dangerous places.

I belonged to a gun forum for five years, and got banned because my political views didn't match those of a moderator who decided he was the new sheriff in town. Apparently, if you don't have your finger permanently grafted in your nose and don't believe Sarah Palin is George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt all rolled into one and looking hot in a skirt on top of it all, you aren't worthy to own and discuss guns.....

I loved that forum, and had thousands of posts in it. But it's been taken over by people who rant about Obama taking orders from China, climate-change treaties revoking our Constitution, health care reform being a communist plot to take control of every aspect of our lives, etc. They don't care how many guns you own, or what you know about them that might help other gun owners, gun collectors or gunsmiths.
Gave the address of the gun forum to Wellmer Saffffffff (I never remember how many F has this moroon) so they can clame their new endeavour: The Concrete Gun, Yes my friends the concrete gun is the new stuff. Never done but they are searching actively for investors. The oil platform in the North Atlantic are made of concrete, why not guns? A concrete gun was describe by the engineer Cemento Concreto de Ferro in his book: how to make a concrete gun.
Ok Wellmer Safffffffffffff start working on a fake prototype.
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Sorry, my mistake, Safffffffffffff ( I will never get the number of F right on this moroon) will be the one who import them in the US since he is based in SF and he is the right chick (the one down below) of Wellmer.
this is an Important detail, I don't want to hurt Saffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff feeling.
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:55 PM
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Can you do that in a forum? Do you have to create some group that take it over and become the forum's vigilantes? We could have matching hats and t shirts

First thing we have to do is elect a forum Mayor.
And we ALL know who that would be....
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Old 11-19-2009, 02:56 PM
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Wilfredo Cemento de Concreto al Ferro was Wellmers Grandfather (as far as my recherche told me)

So, we can trust him! It IS concrete!


If it is concrete enough is more a question for the prospective investors.
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First thing we have to do is elect a forum Mayor.
And we ALL know who that would be....
Wellmer, my vote
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Don't worry my waterproof, submersible hydraulic cement shoes can take care of that.
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