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Discussion in 'All Things Boats & Boating' started by kach22i, Mar 30, 2006.

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    I'm guessing they are two different pics separated by time as the backgrounds don't match. Plus I can't imagine being able to land back on it. Maybe you're joking?
     
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    ???

    If you're asking me I was referring to posts 7645/7651 and not 7652.

    Sorry if I wasn't clear.
     
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    No, I was referring to the pics and comments of 7645, 7646 and 7652.
     
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    This is from Texas, but we've had these floating piles of fireants when they get flooded out in low spots. They have their eggs and everything, just drifting around until the water goes down. This one is pretty big, . I wonder if they'd go in a house or car if they drifted up against it.
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    A boat that crawls it's self up on to the beech.
     
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    Looks like one of my fellow Texans may have had a slight disagreement with some bad people.
     
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    Could be a Florida incident. Lots of those boots here. Big cattle state is Florida, with a lot of gangland history.
     
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    At Dún Laoghaire, Ireland, August 15, 2017.
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    It is a pity that the lottery people wouldn't accept my pleas to rig a draw for me....
     

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