majorcatfish
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this happened here just a couple days ago..... it was because of your government !!!!!!!
what happen here????
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AMKuska
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Someone dug a hole?
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Was that where you had your outhouse?
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majorcatfish
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did you see any drag marks or foot paths? come on!!!!!
it was kind of sad...
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Did you bury Gilligan?
baymule
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He said it was kinda sad. No way he would be sad about sticking Gilligan in a hole in the ground. There would be beer cans on the ground from the celebration.
flowerbug
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i'm guessing buried road kill.
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majorcatfish
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no road kill around here...
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So you want me to be serious. Sure you're feeling OK?
The edges and corners are very sharp. Either a building came down or something, maybe that plywood, had laid there for a long time. I don't know what kind of grass you have there but I'd suspect a small building and not plywood just laying there as I don't see grass runners going across it like they would under plywood. At least they would if it were Bermuda or some other grasses. That would be a mess of runners. Besides, the sized don't look right for the plywood to have caused it.
That is not a freshly dug hole. It's too small and neat to be machine dug and I don't see the debris or traffic marks I'd expect with either machine or hand digging as you pointed out. I guess it's possible you filled a hole and hauled in the fill in a wheelbarrow running over that plywood to avoid soft ground. If you did you are neater than I would have been. But that looks pretty dry and you've been commenting about wet weather. So maybe you did haul in fill. But where would you get dry fill?
I don't get your reference to the Federal government. You said it was our government. That can only be the Feds. Anything state or local is on you buddy, not me.
It's a "mystery".
The edges and corners are very sharp. Either a building came down or something, maybe that plywood, had laid there for a long time. I don't know what kind of grass you have there but I'd suspect a small building and not plywood just laying there as I don't see grass runners going across it like they would under plywood. At least they would if it were Bermuda or some other grasses. That would be a mess of runners. Besides, the sized don't look right for the plywood to have caused it.
That is not a freshly dug hole. It's too small and neat to be machine dug and I don't see the debris or traffic marks I'd expect with either machine or hand digging as you pointed out. I guess it's possible you filled a hole and hauled in the fill in a wheelbarrow running over that plywood to avoid soft ground. If you did you are neater than I would have been. But that looks pretty dry and you've been commenting about wet weather. So maybe you did haul in fill. But where would you get dry fill?
I don't get your reference to the Federal government. You said it was our government. That can only be the Feds. Anything state or local is on you buddy, not me.
It's a "mystery".
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Um, the goberment was looking to take all your mineral rights away from your acreage.
Um, the goberment had a tip that Jimmy Hoffa was buried there.
Um, the goberment was excavating looking for the next missile defense system location.
Um, the goberment had a tip that Jimmy Hoffa was buried there.
Um, the goberment was excavating looking for the next missile defense system location.
