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Quake110

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Protections for those lines?

Perhaps it's going to be a hell lot expensive but can't they build some kind of protection in the no so shallow waters? It's going to be better than to repair them every time.
permalink · 2008-12-19 12:57:10 · Reply to this

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Re: Protections for those lines?

said by Quake110 See Profile :

Perhaps it's going to be a hell lot expensive but can't they build some kind of protection in the no so shallow waters? It's going to be better than to repair them every time.
I want to see you benchpress an oil tanker anchor 10 times with no help.
permalink · 2008-12-19 13:06:56 · Reply to this

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Re: Protections for those lines?

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said by Quake110 See Profile :

Perhaps it's going to be a hell lot expensive but can't they build some kind of protection in the no so shallow waters? It's going to be better than to repair them every time.
I want to see you benchpress an oil tanker anchor 10 times with no help.
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Re: Protections for those lines?�

Maybe a "NO ANCHOR. NO DREDGE" sign would alert ships that there is something under the sea that could be damaged.�
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said by exocet_cm See Profile :

Maybe a "NO ANCHOR. NO DREDGE" sign would alert ships that there is something under the sea that could be damaged.�
Probably also point out the location for those trying to break it
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said by exocet_cm See Profile :

Maybe a "NO ANCHOR. NO DREDGE" sign would alert ships that there is something under the sea that could be damaged.�
Here on Long Island there are prominent signs at entrances to the parkways that say "No Trucks - Low Bridges". Yet trucks still drive onto the parkways and smack into the stone bridges. No signs in the water are going to make a bit of differences. Especially with all of the different languages spoken in the Mediterranean region. You would probably have to post in at least a dozen languages with the hope the ship captain's even bother reading it.
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said by n2jtx See Profile :

You would probably have to post in at least a dozen languages with the hope the ship captain's even bother reading it.
They just need a sign that points down with a skull in it.
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said by n2jtx See Profile :

Here on Long Island there are prominent signs at entrances to the parkways that say "No Trucks - Low Bridges". Yet trucks still drive onto the parkways and smack into the stone bridges.
Almost daily no less
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RIP LeRoi :-(
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 where exactly would they put the sign? how would they mount it?
said by exocet_cm See Profile :

Maybe a "NO ANCHOR. NO DREDGE" sign would alert ships that there is something under the sea that could be damaged.�
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