Furness
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you wrote you had posted the first meaningfully post, with facts that were wrong, I assume the professor was sarcasm on your part,Alright professor John:
You shall be reported to Sargent Rubber, for violateing the rubber room rules, That post of yours came a little to close to reality. What are you doing' trying to set up a control.
But I posted' early beginings of "RUBBER" Not what was used for pitch before rubber was invented, or its or-a-gins. You didn,t stick to the topic, So maybe its alright for you to be in the rubber room, We must let the Sarge deciede:
Wrmickel1
you also wrote early beginnings of rubber, and your still wrong, ignore the chickle and latex, i'm talking about all ship building from ancient times up to the present day apart from a few small boats and modern fiberglass yachts rubber has never been used for caulking on ships even the newest passenger liners with wooden decks in the passenger areas still use bitumastic compounds based on coal tar,
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