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BigBake1

06/18/10 1:02 PM

#92000 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #91998

Almost is not "They are indestructible", aluminum tubing can keep 3000psi at bay, but I can tell you after 22 years experience it does in fact fail and under normal operating conditions without outside factors it is indeed almost indestructible. I have also seen the grestest wire in the world at the time go from the best thing ever designed in aviation to the most dangerous material in an aircraft years later. The point is pretty clear, not all of the applications were thought out completely, you can only guess every condition, it is not until you apply it that you run into the ones you did not think of.
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BigBake1

06/18/10 1:05 PM

#92001 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #91998

Ahh but the pig was one of the factors identified leading up to the bursting, ignoring it as a factor is just saying you cannot handle the argument. It is in fact identified as a factor, and a solution was in fact tried to reduce the issue of swelling. So keep on ignoring the obviuos that is out there. It is all in a PR that was just swept under the rug in your intiial opinion of failure of addressing a problem and yet it was all right there 11 days ealier. It was not a new topic brought in by Steve. Somedays you are on, but today is not one of them....
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bdubble

06/18/10 1:39 PM

#92008 RE: FuzzyGummyBear #91998

"almost", keyword. This is a be

Why is Gopher and everyone else stuck on the tube issue? Obviously it is being taken care of.

The Gopherturder statement about BEHL lying etc. is absolutely rediculous. From the time he knows it is successful to the time it is announced could be how long? upwards of hours or even days? There is nothing to say he lied, he may have set the announcement to be made and in the interim the tubes sprung a leak. Too many variables to be able to place a "liar" label on the company.