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shitposts-mp4.bsky.social • 13 days ago

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jgummen.bsky.social•13 days ago

Wood houses work against hurricanes if its something like this were each row is another log

zadett.bsky.social•12 days ago

This is about all I can expect from Maga

zog.net•13 days ago

Cue 50000 USians in the comments berating you about why ayckchully wood houses are far superior

smegmus.bsky.social•13 days ago

They burn better and that's good in the winter

marikorawralton.bsky.social•13 days ago

It makes sense in rural areas. It's probably a lot easier to move wood than it is to move bricks and stone and such, I'd imagine.

marikorawralton.bsky.social•13 days ago

The Japanese have also made houses out of wood for ages, and they're regularly struck by typhoons and earthquakes.

zog.net•12 days ago

I think it’s mainly a cost thing. It also makes sense in geologically active areas like California.

ydofoolsrule.bsky.social•12 days ago

the-timn.bsky.social•13 days ago

Awfully optimistic to think we rebuild that quickly. It's also missing the contractor getting rich while it gets subbed out 3 times.

marc-ayres.com•12 days ago

Actually, in hurricane areas it's much quicker to rebuild in wood and way more cost effective. this isn't as dumb as some are making out. Also flooding is common in hurricane areas and brick or wood makes little difference in that regard.

bignimnom.bsky.social•13 days ago

Louisiana

signalguy.bsky.social•13 days ago

Dumb as those planks.

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