2013/08/20 [TanP #37] - The proof is in the curing

[joshofspam]

Sounds more like a fault of the materials at this point. Then again, this doesn't necessarily discredit any faulting in the plans.

Bad construction planing is one thing, but having materials that don't work with a particular project or don't do as their suppose to is a completely other thing.

[Raskahn]

Love the judge. Wel drawn character.

[joshofspam]

Love the judge. Wel drawn character.

He certainly is a rather imposing judge.

If he couldn't take Jakob and twist him like a pretzel, I'm sure his glare could intimidate the most hardened criminal.

[llearch n'n'daCorna]

Sounds more like a fault of the materials at this point. Then again, this doesn't necessarily discredit any faulting in the plans.

Bad construction planing is one thing, but having materials that don't work with a particular project or don't do as their suppose to is a completely other thing.

I'm thinking more along the lines of deliberate obstructionism by some nefarious third party. But then, I've already read several books with that theme embedded in major engineering projects, so I may be reading into things that aren't there.

This is, sadly, just another case of "I shall have to wait and see" :-/