Faithfree, some help, please.

[MrFungus420]

Hi Abdul. I think you're doing a great job. Except I don't know how tall you are.

Well, from here it looks like his legs go all the down to the ground. That's a start.

No they don't.

They only go down to that row of blocks that he is on.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Hi Abdul. I think you're doing a great job. Except I don't know how tall you are.

Well, from here it looks like his legs go all the down to the ground. That's a start.

No they don't.

They only go down to that row of blocks that he is on.

Curses, foiled again.

[mistermack]

I don't know what planet they are on at JREF, ( whatever that is ) .
This sounds like a joke.
What machinery did they have for crushing limestone? Compared to crushing the limestone by hand, and remaking it, carrying blocks would be a doddle.
Assuming they didn't have huge powered crushing machines, they would have to do it by hand. How small could they crush it? If it was pebble sized, you would see the intact chips among the mortar. If they crushed it right down, the tiny shells would all be crushed. So it would be dead obvious, either way. So it clearly wasn't done that way. And couldn't have been anyway, given their technology.

Also, the blocks are cut to fit each other. If they were moulded, you would mould them to fit each other, or even to interlock.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I don't know what planet they are on at JREF, ( whatever that is ) .
This sounds like a joke.
What machinery did they have for crushing limestone? Compared to crushing the limestone by hand, and remaking it, carrying blocks would be a doddle.
Assuming they didn't have huge powered crushing machines, they would have to do it by hand. How small could they crush it? If it was pebble sized, you would see the intact chips among the mortar. If they crushed it right down, the tiny shells would all be crushed. So it would be dead obvious, either way. So it clearly wasn't done that way. And couldn't have been anyway, given their technology.

Also, the blocks are cut to fit each other. If they were moulded, you would mould them to fit each other, or even to interlock.

This is not a JREF concept, it's a common idea among fringers who read David Hatcher Childress, Eric von Dumbass, etc.

[mistermack]

This is not a JREF concept, it's a common idea among fringers who read David Hatcher Childress, Eric von Dumbass, etc.

Ah, right. what is JREF, by the way?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

This is not a JREF concept, it's a common idea among fringers who read David Hatcher Childress, Eric von Dumbass, etc.

Ah, right. what is JREF, by the way?

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