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	Name:	LifeTime Laker -
	Subject:	No you didn't
	Date:	5/6/2008 11:57:19 AM

And IF you weren't dumb as a stump you wouldn't even THINK you saw that post because no such post has been made. The post that I did make stated that waves are the closest thing to perpetual motion to be found on Earth. They loose virtually NO energy until acted on by an outside force i.e., currents, other waves, winds, land, and YES SEAWALLS. The waves bounce off of vertical seawalls and are reflected back into the pool, slightly diminished for the interaction.

Now only and IDIOT would interpret that to read that seawalls create perpetual motion. If is wrong, all you have to do is Google it and post a link that refutes it. I'll be waiting. I am sure it will be a long wait. You probably have sheets that need to be washed.