Right, I was only really talking about structure. The rest is easier to remove when you take something down.

Of course, there was a perfect solution at a fraction of the price and work of epoxy...

They are fine. It's what planes made out of carbon or glass fiber reinforced plastics use as coatings. Not super expensive, but certainly a step up from housepaint.

And of course the part "not the worst" is doing a lot of heavy lifting in my statement. At least epoxy will connect them quite well, which is a step up from all his other ideas.

And yes, it creates hazardous waste when it collapses. Fiber reinforced plastics aren't used in buildings for a reason.

Oh yeah, you can't epose it to UV. As for painting, it depends. Traditional house paint is a hard no, but an EP primer and PU paint work very well.

Not the worst idea he's had, but that's gonna be quite expensive compared to mortar, lol

House hoarding and art hoarding might fall under investment (because the rich do it too)

Very smooth fish. And SO MUCH MUSCLE.

Garvengers assemble!

I really liked both books too and am excited to see where it goes to and if it can stick the landing

I wonder if they mean all people who studied psychology, of which many probably work in corporate settings, or actually the profession

Any many authors give some of their books away occasionally to get more readers for a series. Those are free and ethical.

I can see how that's too many of the same book, yes.

Honestly, Wheel of Time is better as a structural column than reading material.

I don't understand the phrase "too many books", it doesn't make sense. Not even too many for the structural integrity of the building, because then the clear answer is to add additional wooden beams

I made this clip to illustrate my 10 year love-hate experience on Twitter and what made me finally walk away. 🤣😂