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Originally Posted by Big_Red
You are absolutely correct Mr. Soul. What the uninformed people dont realize. Is that yes steel has a very high melting point. But the "spin people" dont want you to know it has a lower level at which it becomes plyable.
Its too bad that the sheep dont stop going bah bah and open their wooly eyes.
BTW, I am not a structual engineer. But I do know a professor that is one and he let me know exactly how that building came down. No explosives, sorry. Save that shit for television.
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so basically even though you admit you dont have the knowledge to know if it is true because someone told you it wasnt bombs therefore that is the truth. ? even though the company that certified the steel , people in the business of testing the structural integrity of the steel said its IMPOSSIBLE , you still believe some prof ? so basically you believe a guy who's job ISNT testing steel integrity over someone who's job IS to test steel integrity.. just so we get the facts straight here.. that doesnt sound to bright to me...
hmm sorry if i was to trust the opinion of someone i think logically you would trust someone who has tested steel thousands and thousand of times over someone who hasn't tested steel integrity.. but hey thats just me.. guess im just silly that way