[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Bridge was well made. Russians keep patching stuff up, but given it's pre-tensioned concrete, that will only do so much. Not a construction guy though, interested in opinions of anyone on here who is

Well, idk how they used to do it, but nowadays you have to use rebars that runs 4 directions with the ties inside the columns. This rebars are suppose to keep the concrete from banding, now they’re also tension cables, not as many as rebars but still they are very important and used so that the concrete don’t stretch, which cause cracks and so on. Together, if proper inspections took place and contractors didn’t go cheap on materials or making money by installing less of those, concrete structure will stay moonlit for years. Now if there is a damage, you can fix it, but connecting new system of required rebars with the old ones. BTW there are different types of concrete. For ski risers and bridges you have to use the strongest one, when for residential houses you can pretty much mix a cow shit with the water and wait till it dries out

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

Well, idk how they used to do it, but nowadays you have to use rebars that runs 4 directions with the ties inside the columns. This rebars are suppose to keep the concrete from banding, now they’re also tension cables, not as many as rebars but still they are very important and used so that the concrete don’t stretch, which cause cracks and so on. Together, if proper inspections took place and contractors didn’t go cheap on materials or making money by installing less of those, concrete structure will stay moonlit for years. Now if there is a damage, you can fix it, but connecting new system of required rebars with the old ones. BTW there are different types of concrete. For ski risers and bridges you have to use the strongest one, when for residential houses you can pretty much mix a cow shit with the water and wait till it dries out

Wow, do you have a construction/engineering background? I thought you were a economics/finance guy

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Wow, do you have a construction/engineering background? I thought you were a economics/finance guy

My major is world economist. But I’m a GC and a realtor, anytime you want to buy/rent a house in Miami, halla at me will buy and flip

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

My major is world economist. But I’m a GC and a realtor, anytime you want to buy/rent a house in Miami, halla at me will buy and flip

Right on. Never been to Miami but I have been to Orlando and Ft Meyers. House I bought here south of Denver is a great house but the contractor who wired it for internet was very lazy. I finished rewiring it a few months ago and added my own server.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Right on. Never been to Miami but I have been to Orlando and Ft Meyers. House I bought here south of Denver is a great house but the contractor who wired it for internet was very lazy. I finished rewiring it a few months ago and added my own server.

Yeah that’s a low voltage contractor. In Miami smart home systems getting popular. You can make shit load of money with companies like Creston. Just gotta get their own license.

I just realized what section I’m in…

New Russian air to air rocket VYMPEL RX-37 ( NATO name AA13- AXEHEAD). The unique part about this rocket is its operational range, 400 km

EDIT: well shit, turns out not so much new. In service since 2019

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Not sure if this is the same pontoon bridge over the Inhulets river in Kherson oblast or a new one.

Also the tank looks like a captured Russian T-80U, those smoke launchers at the front of the turret

[mileslong]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Holy shit

"ZSU caught the Russian and pierced his back with a shovel"

Not sure if legit.

jesus tits.. idk about the context.. but that def looks legit.

[mileslong]

Originally Posted by Leffe ↗

4 ruzzians had a very bad day, lost some legs and also their lunch

wowza. nice find dude

[mileslong]

Originally Posted by Leffe ↗

4 ruzzians had a very bad day, lost some legs and also their lunch

If anyone slows this down the footage is even more amazing. That poor mf.. dudes legs had him doing the twist.

[duntez]

- Dead Ukr
- Rus Air Force hit munition depot somewhere East, Ukr soldier on this video saying that attack was so intense that there is nothing left from their tanks