How much would you pay?

[ericberry14]

and on golf courses. I think we should kill them all :yes

[FSUKW]

and on golf courses. I think we should kill them all :yes

And working at Walmarts and Mcdonalds.

[ericberry14]

and on golf courses. I think we should kill them all :yes

And working at Walmarts and Mcdonalds.

KILLING IT TODAY! AND ITS NOT EVEN 8! (where I am)

[FSUKW]

and on golf courses. I think we should kill them all :yes

And working at Walmarts and Mcdonalds.

KILLING IT TODAY! AND ITS NOT EVEN 8! (where I am)

8:36 here. I am on the interstate living dangerously.

[ericberry14]

and on golf courses. I think we should kill them all :yes

And working at Walmarts and Mcdonalds.

KILLING IT TODAY! AND ITS NOT EVEN 8! (where I am)

8:36 here. I am on the interstate living dangerously.

:respect

[bigbluebazooka]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

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gators arent found in ponds bro, very rare because they have no outlet

gators are found in rivers creeks and bayous

Not true. There are gators in almost every pond and lake in central florida.

And swimming pools.

[img2]http://cl.jroo.me/z3/g/e/h/e/a.baa-Crocodile-in-home-pool.jpg[/img2]

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

[ img ]

gators arent found in ponds bro, very rare because they have no outlet

gators are found in rivers creeks and bayous

Not true. There are gators in almost every pond and lake in central florida.

And swimming pools.

[img2]http://cl.jroo.me/z3/g/e/h/e/a.baa-Crocodile-in-home-pool.jpg[/img2]

:lol: Call up the Gator Boys, we got a live one!

[bigbluebazooka]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

[ img ]

gators arent found in ponds bro, very rare because they have no outlet

gators are found in rivers creeks and bayous

Not true. There are gators in almost every pond and lake in central florida.

And swimming pools.

[img2]http://cl.jroo.me/z3/g/e/h/e/a.baa-Crocodile-in-home-pool.jpg[/img2]

:lol: Call up the Gator Boys, we got a live one!

Fried gator tail. :drool

[SmithsAUFan]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

[ img ]

gators arent found in ponds bro, very rare because they have no outlet

gators are found in rivers creeks and bayous

Not true. There are gators in almost every pond and lake in central florida.

Gators are pussies.
There was a gas station in my hometown in Eufaula that had a small dock that we could feed gators and shit.
My cousin and I had the bright idea to spit on them and try and make it land in their eyes.
I feel like a douchebag now the more I think about it.
Oh well fuck it.

[gatrnation1]

The one in the pool looks like an American Crocodile.

[ericberry14]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

[ img ]

gators arent found in ponds bro, very rare because they have no outlet

gators are found in rivers creeks and bayous

Not true. There are gators in almost every pond and lake in central florida.

Gators are pussies.
There was a gas station in my hometown in Eufaula that had a small dock that we could feed gators and shit.
My cousin and I had the bright idea to spit on them and try and make it land in their eyes.
I feel like a douchebag now the more I think about it.
Oh well fuck it.

Don't worry about it. id be ok with you blowing its brains out and turning it into extremely ugly shoes or purses :yes

[MIAMIDOMINATION]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

That's actually the St Lucie river.

is your house off the ground or is there a chance for flooding?

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

the only down side of having a pond is mosquitos and snakes

That's actually the St Lucie river.

is your house off the ground or is there a chance for flooding?

It's on wheels. He just hooks it up to his Blazer and drives it up the hill.

:dog

[JdPat04]

I mean itd be nice to have a chainlink fence so the dogs could run free but theyre pretty ugly

I don't mind them, of course wooden fences are way better.

However one that isn't 20 years old and could be knocked over by my 10 year old chug isn't that good.


Get a 6 ft one, and when you install it you dog a trench where it's being installed and install concrete through the whole base of it anywhere from 6 - 12 inches wide that way you don't have to worry about weed eating, weeds growing up yor fence like above, dogs digging out of the fence or crawling under, or varmints digging in or crawling under, or other dogs getting in and fighting or knocking your dogs up.


It's also good to do the same thing with a privacy fence that way it prevents the same stuff

What does your chug weigh?

13lbs

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

[JdPat04]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

Have you ever owned one?

Everything requires maintenance

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

Have you ever owned one?

Everything requires maintenance

Yes, I do currently and I'm on the water. Nobody has wood fences in the back, it completely blocks your view.

The only maintenance the fence required was when a 50 foot tree fell on it during Hurricane Irene and even then I had to replace one, 8 foot pole. The rest of the fence has been maintenance free even with Hurricane Sandy. :up

[ericberry14]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

Have you ever owned one?

Everything requires maintenance

Yes, I do currently and I'm on the water. Nobody has wood fences in the back, it completely blocks your view.

The only maintenance the fence required was when a 50 foot tree fell on it during Hurricane Irene and even then I had to replace one, 8 foot pole. The rest of the fence has been maintenance free even with Hurricane Sandy. :up

That's when you get one of those black iron fences or whatever

[Y4NK33 PL4N3T]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

Have you ever owned one?

Everything requires maintenance

Yes, I do currently and I'm on the water. Nobody has wood fences in the back, it completely blocks your view.

The only maintenance the fence required was when a 50 foot tree fell on it during Hurricane Irene and even then I had to replace one, 8 foot pole. The rest of the fence has been maintenance free even with Hurricane Sandy. :up

That's when you get one of those black iron fences or whatever

There's no need to dump money into replacing something that's been pretty much perfect. :lol:

[JdPat04]

Jokes aside, I don't see the big deal about the chain fence.

I'd prefer one of those than a wood one that completely obstructs your view of the lake/river/pond/whatever the fuck that is. :lol:

It won't rot and requires no maintenance. :up

Have you ever owned one?

Everything requires maintenance

Yes, I do currently and I'm on the water. Nobody has wood fences in the back, it completely blocks your view.

The only maintenance the fence required was when a 50 foot tree fell on it during Hurricane Irene and even then I had to replace one, 8 foot pole. The rest of the fence has been maintenance free even with Hurricane Sandy. :up

As I said, i like chain link fences especially if you live in the country like we did. Where we are right now i prefer the privacy fence that we have.

Once you have the chain link fence after 10 years some of the clips start breaking allowing the poles to droop or come unattached, or the fence to droop, it can be crawled or dug under, etc...


Mowing the grass and weed eating properly takes care of the most of the coloring and all the problems that his fence has but a privacy fence doesn't really get that problem even if you don't maintain the grass properly.

The fence will rust in lots of rain, I don't know how much it rains there but our fence in Bama rusted. Of course im talking about my moms the one that was built when I was 4 and she lived there until 3 years ago. So 21 years.




As I said I would do a chain link fence again (as long as I moved back to a non crowded area and this time i would dig the trench like we did for several of our richer clients when we was building houses for them when I was doing construction.