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Cob a cob code mission for all cobbers dayJeffrey Kirsch jkirsch at mindspring.comMon Aug 17 08:43:29 PDT 1998
Sorry! Speculation on my part. Very sloppy. My apologies. I still have a strong suspicion that not all of these constructions throughout the centuries had a happy story. Just not proveable. I still "feel" better in a structure that has some science behind it. I know this may be a false sense of security (remember the Titanic!), but I feel it just the same. Human nature I guess. -Jeffrey From: "Patrick Newberry" <goshawk at gnat.net> > Very good point! > > Heck all types of building have failed at one time or another. > Hey, nothing is 100 percent safe. I get in a car everyday, and > I have a much much greater chance of being injured than being in > a building. > > Pat > > > > > > From: <Ecoarcht at aol.com> > > Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 08:56:41 EDT > > To: coblist at deatech.com > > Subject: Re: Re: Cob a cob code mission for all cobbers day > > Reply-to: coblist at deatech.com > > > Please site to me what cob structure fell and killed its occupants. I > > know of adobe and rammed earth that have failed but not cob ... yet. > > ~~howard > > > > > "There is No Hope, but I may be wrong."
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