Logic makes for fine furniture... but remember that Titebond II
   is water-resistant and Titebond III has claimed of
   waterproof-ness, yet I might use Resorcinol if I wanted
   water-tight logic.

   Still, the formaldahyde is also used to preserve dead bodies, so
   I prefer living logic. I'll probably stick with Titebond II and
   keep my logic out of the sea. Or if I really want my logic to
   float, maybe a nice Epoxy resin. I'll just have to check my
   logic for leaks now and again.

   Mickey Mouse summary: Know how far your logic can go and where
   it breaks down. The glue might be strong but might not survive
   rough conditions.