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	: No, concrete designed to withstand hurricans beats wood that wasn't so designed. The old wood sailing ships took a lot more beating on a daily basis than is dished out by a hurricane. And they held up rather well. Source, please. Daily beating on the order of what category hurricane?  | 
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	Matt Whiting wrote in : No, concrete designed to withstand hurricans beats wood that wasn't so designed. The old wood sailing ships took a lot more beating on a daily basis than is dished out by a hurricane. And they held up rather well. Source, please. Daily beating on the order of what category hurricane? Sorry, I don't get paid to educate you. Do a Google search and look at the psi that say 150 MPH wind generates than then figure out what pressure is generated from smacking into water at 20-25 MPH. Matt  | 
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Matt Whiting  wrote in news:cg355421sa3 
		
	
		
		
		
		
		
	
		 
		
	
	
	@enews1.newsguy.com: Juan Jimenez wrote: Matt Whiting wrote in : No, concrete designed to withstand hurricans beats wood that wasn't so designed. The old wood sailing ships took a lot more beating on a daily basis than is dished out by a hurricane. And they held up rather well. Source, please. Daily beating on the order of what category hurricane? Sorry, I don't get paid to educate you. Neither do I get paid to humor fools. plonk!  | 
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	Matt Whiting wrote in news:cg355421sa3 @enews1.newsguy.com: Juan Jimenez wrote: Matt Whiting wrote in : No, concrete designed to withstand hurricans beats wood that wasn't so designed. The old wood sailing ships took a lot more beating on a daily basis than is dished out by a hurricane. And they held up rather well. Source, please. Daily beating on the order of what category hurricane? Sorry, I don't get paid to educate you. Neither do I get paid to humor fools. plonk! Success at last! Matt  | 
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