foundation

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HA HA! Multiple Entendres,

My foundation is fine, thank you very much

Just an FYI, but finding multiple uses for the same word in a sentence does not generate irony. Even Alanis Morrisette is shaking her head at you subby.

Foundation trilogy in headline?

medius: an [ironic] thread with no irony complaints would be ironic

nope.

"Not only are wooden planks loosening but (they) are also rotting due to lack of moisture in their surface."

me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

ramd209: me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

Go back to your acne cream, skin doctor, and leave matters like these to the real scientitians.

ramd209: "Not only are wooden planks loosening but (they) are also rotting due to lack of moisture in their surface."

me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

I wouldn't call it rot, but it can burn and chafe something awful.

Then how do they expect to build a tower of power?

jso2897: BobNesta420: My foundation is fine, thank you very much

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Came here for this, leaving satisfied.

Ditto

Me when reading this headline:



Me when seeing the tag:

BobNesta420: My foundation is fine, thank you very much

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It would be ironic if there was a BJP politician who wasn't an attention whore.

But nope. Move along. Nothing to see here.

Cybernetic: So either the accusations are baseless, or the building is. But not both.

Now THAT'S irony. Right?

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Who's your baapi?

The Wizard of Frobozz
jso2897: BobNesta420: My foundation is fine, thank you very much

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Came here for this, leaving satisfied.

Ditto

Here for this as well.

ramd209: "Not only are wooden planks loosening but (they) are also rotting due to lack of moisture in their surface."

me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

In some cases, submerging wooden support beams does prevent rot - and letting the water recede will then start the wood to rotting. So, if this is the case, then yes, removing the moisture could cause damage. And, I suspect that he meant "moisture" to mean "lots of farking water", not "a fine misting across the surface".

Nope

phalamir: ramd209: "Not only are wooden planks loosening but (they) are also rotting due to lack of moisture in their surface."

me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

In some cases, submerging wooden support beams does prevent rot - and letting the water recede will then start the wood to rotting. So, if this is the case, then yes, removing the moisture could cause damage. And, I suspect that he meant "moisture" to mean "lots of farking water", not "a fine misting across the surface".

It sounds odd, but wood submerged underwater won't rot. The organisms that cause the rot can't survive in an oxygen depleted environment. Venice has buildings sitting on wood pylons hundreds of years old. When oxygen is introduced is when the wood starts to fail

Contrary to global media reports, one of the wonders of our world will not be crumbling any time soon, according to The Archaeological Survey of India

Salma Hayek is doing just fine. She's Indian, right? Ethnic or something

As if I care.

Cybernetic: So either the accusations are baseless, or the building is. But not both.

I dont like your acidic tone.

Genta: Cybernetic: So either the accusations are baseless, or the building is. But not both.

I dont like your acidic tone.

You are being way too base in your judgement

blindy the pirate: phalamir: ramd209: "Not only are wooden planks loosening but (they) are also rotting due to lack of moisture in their surface."

me no Dendrologist ..does wood rot due to lack of moisture?

In some cases, submerging wooden support beams does prevent rot - and letting the water recede will then start the wood to rotting. So, if this is the case, then yes, removing the moisture could cause damage. And, I suspect that he meant "moisture" to mean "lots of farking water", not "a fine misting across the surface".

It sounds odd, but wood submerged underwater won't rot. The organisms that cause the rot can't survive in an oxygen depleted environment. Venice has buildings sitting on wood pylons hundreds of years old. When oxygen is introduced is when the wood starts to fail

Venice in Peril: support the cause, make a contribution - at least they give a fark. In a few years we can visit the Leaning Taj and take silly novelty snapshots to show the grandkids.

If it should take a notion to jump into the ocean, ain't nobody's business if it do.

trappedspirit: Genta: Cybernetic: So either the accusations are baseless, or the building is. But not both.

I dont like your acidic tone.

You are being way too base in your judgement

NaH

Luchis4daweak: Nope

Chuck Testa(?)