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It's sad they have to be so close to houses

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It’s an interesting thing. This area was just a huge pasture. No ponds so gators were not here. They built the subdivision, I’m in the country for Sarasota, and dig the holding ponds for the houses. Now they come to the ponds.

We live very close to Myaka State park which is one of the highest concentration of gators in Florida. There are just lots of them around here. We have at least 30 ponds in our subdivision. I bet you every single one of them has at least one gator. And some of the ponds are tiny.


Personally, I love them. And love having them around. Along with the bobcats, coyotes, bald eagles and other crazy shite that’s around here. I could do without the eastern diamondbacks though. frick those things.

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My grandparents lived down Hutchinson Island. Across the street from Shuckers. That's all I got.

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I didn’t know where that was. Had to look it up. LOL.

Don’t go to the east coast often.

Man I’m so glad I was not out there trimming my plants when he shuffled by. LOL.

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I'm in a 1997 build and both the main line and the overflow line go outside, none are tapped into the indoor plumbing.

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Im in a 2022 house and its same as yours

Morning Mcfly and the rest of you. Just chillin this morning watching my pets and enjoying a day off.

Have a great day everyone.

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Yes, a plumbing system has to have vents to work properly regardless of a septic or sewer.

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I was wondering more about the constant flow of water into a septic tank. When I lived in Georgia, I was on a septic tank. I installed a big ice maker in my garage and wanted to just plumb the drain into my existing drain but if I remember well, you were not allowed and not advised to have it drained in to the septic tank.

I just had it ran out the side of the garage into the flower bed. Mad a damn mess too just like my drain from the AC always does.

Do they drain them into your septic tank as well? If you’re not on sewer

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I honestly believe it was the thread involving shite talking

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Never heard of such. Not on this board. WTF?



Is this Jangs "Official" OT/IM thread? Good to see you join the dark side baw. Its much better over here. Just about 9 weeks till season so we have time to talk it up before the real fighting begins


5 person offshore trip yesterday. Man I am tired. Why did I start doing this shite again? LOL. My son and his family are coming down today and staying till Sunday. Gonna get to see the grandkids. Looking forward to them swimmng int he pool and taking them out on the boat. 3 year old grand daughter is excited. My one year old grandson is just looking for more boobs like his grandfather.


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Hell, no. My truck is an absolute beast.
What I really like about it is that it was manufactured or designed before the rule that made those trucks become so big.

I remember the Dodge ram was the first one. Compared to my truck it looked like an 18 wheeler. But my truck is my personal truck and it’s not a 18 wheeler. I use it when I need to haul something or just feel like driving it.

I really like not having to climb up into it. I can just turn around and sit down and then swing my legs inside.

It has a full-size bed as well.

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So your post brings up the very point as to why I have not traded for a 2500 yet. Down here in Fla, they make the driveways tiny man.. Especially in these subdivisions. I drive the 1500 and my wife has a bronco and with both of them in the driveway side-by-side. It is very difficult to get in and out of the vehicles. A 2500 is just going to make that even more difficult because it is so much larger. So if I decide to go to a 2500, I'm probably going to end up having to buy my wife a smaller vehicle, which she would be OK with, to give us room in the driveway. Just a messed up situation.

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if plumbed to the outside. In LA that’s difficult as many are plumbed in a vent stack drain in the attic so there is no open end to attach a vacuum to

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But why? I ask again, why the hell would they do that and how does that even work? Where does that water go out the roof?

Morning everyone.


Its always a great day NOT to live in another country.










Hope you all have a great day