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Originally posted by atufano

Originally posted by irishb

When i was in the Navy and the ship was being overhauled (CVN-69) and the spaces on the ship were not appropriate for accomodating, they used barges that had buildings on them, they were called F.A.F.S. Floating Accomodations and Facility Supports. They were cramped, but they worked great. We used one for a year and it did the job.

oh god I hated those things. beats the alternative though, as long as it'll float on the jello

[Edited by irishb on 09-01-2005 at 10:29 PM] [/B][/QUOTE]

Come to think of it. You know that jello that has the fruit in it? We can put the looters, crack heads, and civil miscreants in the jello, and put the FAFS on the jello. Whadda ya think? Kill 3 birds with one stone... [/B][/QUOTE]
this plan gets more and more effecient by the second. and with all the politicians stuffed in the holes, theres no one to slow the progress w/ money making schemes

Originally posted by irishb

When i was in the Navy and the ship was being overhauled (CVN-69) and the spaces on the ship were not appropriate for accomodating, they used barges that had buildings on them, they were called F.A.F.S. Floating Accomodations and Facility Supports. They were cramped, but they worked great. We used one for a year and it did the job. [/B][/QUOTE]

oh god I hated those things. beats the alternative though, as long as it'll float on the jello

[Edited by irishb on 09-01-2005 at 10:29 PM] [/B][/QUOTE]

Come to think of it. You know that jello that has the fruit in it? We can put the looters, crack heads, and civil miscreants in the jello, and put the FAFS on the jello. Whadda ya think? Kill 3 birds with one stone...

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When i was in the Navy and the ship was being overhauled (CVN-69) and the spaces on the ship were not appropriate for accomodating, they used barges that had buildings on them, they were called F.A.F.S. Floating Accomodations and Facility Supports. They were cramped, but they worked great. We used one for a year and it did the job. [/B][/QUOTE]

oh god I hated those things. beats the alternative though, as long as it'll float on the jello

[Edited by irishb on 09-01-2005 at 10:29 PM]

Originally posted by countryhick
Beavers.....

Right then... We're sending 20,000 and 200 box cars of softwood for them to gnaw on...And we don't need'em back...


Um..Did I mention the little problem about beavers building dams to raise water levels..not hold it back?

[Edited by gruntly on 09-01-2005 at 10:28 AM]

Originally posted by hvacfella

Originally posted by hvacbear

Reply: Could i ask you to be the Installation Foreman on the job and ill be the guy who makes sandwiches and coffee for the team .

isn't he the one who gets used by the excaped prisoners, if you know what I mean.

Originally posted by R12rules

Originally posted by md master
Ahh, there ain't no power down there dude.

if you want to talk about providing power ...REAL POWER there for ANYTHING to be accomplished ...simply navigate any naval vessel in there and run some cables off of their power supply!


same scenario applies for opening up a soup kitchen or temporay housing for the displaced victims.
Shuttle them to navy vessels, somewhere ... anywhere, and you will have everything they need ... right on hand.


I'm sure FEMA has already ran that scenario.

When i was in the Navy and the ship was being overhauled (CVN-69) and the spaces on the ship were not appropriate for accomodating, they used barges that had buildings on them, they were called F.A.F.S. Floating Accomodations and Facility Supports. They were cramped, but they worked great. We used one for a year and it did the job.

I like the Jello plan.

Good, then its settled...we're going with Liquid Nitrogen. -------------------------------------

Oh nooooooooo, Im going with the Beaver

Originally posted by md master
Ahh, there ain't no power down there dude.

if you want to talk about providing power ...REAL POWER there for ANYTHING to be accomplished ...simply navigate any naval vessel in there and run some cables off of their power supply!


same scenario applies for opening up a soup kitchen or temporay housing for the displaced victims.
Shuttle them to navy vessels, somewhere ... anywhere, and you will have everything they need ... right on hand.


I'm sure FEMA has already ran that scenario.

Sounds like a plan.

Originally posted by Diceman
Freezing the water, hooter girls, beavers, garbage.......hmmmmmm you guys start happy hour early huh?
I thought Muskie was the only one here that did that.

We can throw outside rep in as a start.

definetly enough lawyers up there to plug the levee

Pretty funny, pooch mouth.........

stack Politicians and lawyers to make fill the holes in the levies...even if we have to use every politician in the world to stop the water.

Even if it don't work...at least we would get rid of the politicians and lawyers


I think the hooters girls will float...but I'll swing by hooters tonight to do some research

Beavers.....

I figure...........

About 200,000 boxes of Jello oughta' do it.

Originally posted by hvacbear
This was done during construction of the Hoover dam. Large rods were driveninto the ground 20 degree brine. Liquid nitro would work. BTW an engineering squadron could get power and chillers airlifted.

Reply: Good, then its settled...we're going with Liquid Nitrogen. Could i ask you to be the Installation Foreman on the job and ill be the guy who makes sandwiches and coffee for the team .

Freezing the water, hooter girls, beavers, garbage.......hmmmmmm you guys start happy hour early huh?
I thought Muskie was the only one here that did that.

They have barges full of trash cruising around NY and NJ with nowhere to go.. Wedge a few of those in the hole..