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Message: [QUOTE="orangecuse, post: 2992164, member: 668"] Relax, my comment was in jest, hence the emoticons. If you were offended, maybe you shouldn't take yourself so seriously on this internet board. I mean, it's kind of funny that your 1st post in the thread you admit that you know "nothing" about the roof design, yet the word hung "scares the crap out of you" notably due to 6 acres of spanning fabric subject to harsh weather conditions. As if the people involved with the knowledge, haven't considered all of these very [I]obvious[/I] factors. Your second post states how you are aware that structure (fabric) under tension is much stronger than one not under tension, but that a hung roof doesn't [I]conjure a strong roof in your mind[/I] and doesn't give you that [I]warm and fuzzy feeling[/I] and [I]you needing to know more. [/I] It insinuates that these guys got their licenses out of a Cracker Jack box, or possibly they simply stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night and haven't any real or signifcant experience in considering the obvious you mention, let alone building anything similar in nature, etc. At last, after finding out "a little bit more" you came to the realization that the acres of fabric was indeed being hung under tension accompanied by cables. Well, imagine that. You possibly being [I]'hung up'[/I] by semantics, is somewhat dishonest in my opinion, as with your apparent knowledge, you must've had an educated idea that NJCuse97's reference of the word '[I]hung[/I]' wasn't simply fabric being hung out of thin air or under tension of some sort. ;) Moreover, if you were truly initially "concerned" as claimed, wouldn't it behoove you to find out more of the details prior to posting anything about being concerned on fabric being hung? I mean, it's only been out there for months now. [/QUOTE]

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