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originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: muckleduck. Debunk your erroneous assumptions? No thanks.
originally posted by: MysterX
a reply to: cardinalfan0596
It's actually 'Psssst'..you know as in a word in your shell like ear, or a whisper Pssst.
Foundries don't use waste office furniture and computers to soften the steel either...
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: muckleduck
Your disdain for Americans is quite evident. Did it ever occur to you that people aren't talking to you because you are extremely rude towards their point of view? Nah, we just conceded that you were right and were unable to stand up to your impeccable logic.
Rethinking Thermite
I don't expect you to look at that link, just putting it out there then leaving the thread again.
originally posted by: muckleduck
u couldnt debunk any of what i said, u were just as hostile.
so u left with your tail between your legs.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: muckleduck. You keep posting all your Celsuis temps, and you do not seem to understand that the temps required for structural steel to soften and fail, is WELL within the temperature range of office fires. That is why structural steel is coated with fireproofing....and even then, with structural steel encased in intact fireproofing, the steel has a life of three hours before it is at risk of failure. And ,you still do not understand that it was fire and massive damage that doomed those three buildings. You are no different than the "truthers" here in the States. Half informed and largely wrong.
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: muckleduck
And again you fail to understand the massive damages the buildings suffered that day. And, then you show even more confusion when you say that that the building underneath the impact zones would have withstood the stories above dropping onto them. A few thousand tons dropping onto a floor with trusses held to the exterior and the core with angle clips. Just how strong do you think those clips are?
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: muckleduck I wish you would stop posting. Your lack of knowledge about the realities of the damage the building suffered, and it is getting tiring to keep trying to educate one of my Scottish cousins. (and thankful that my family left that area of the world long ago)
originally posted by: cardinalfan0596
a reply to: muckleduck. So, how much of the sides of the coke can are you going to cut away? You keep omitting the massive damage.