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Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire
The base of houses is made of cement.
Using only that for a whole house would be foolish. Not only would it not make it the slightest bit safer against a tornado, it would cost an incredible amount and could possibly make the weight of the house tilt it in most arable soil.
Plus, we have an incredible amount of forest around here.
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Looking at the Fujita Scale it seems that solid houses can resist at average and even strong tornados. I understand the costs and the amount of free wood, but the question is still there, wouldn't it be an investment to take into consideration?
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Originally Posted by Eagle of Fire
If you are European you probably think that we are small countries because we have so small provinces and states... But that's a mistake the vast majority of Europeans make only once... They often realize on the field that it is simply stupid to plan Montréal-Vancouver in a single day.
lol
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Nahh, don't worry this is not my case
