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Baitball Blogger

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8. There are laws about slope requirements.

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Mon Feb 15, 2021, 03:32 PM

Feb 2021

As well as issues with depth. But, the property rights nutcases have been able to get away with an interpretation that allows them to do whatever the fuck they want to do it's on private property.

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Florida man, 83, drowns in golf course pond, police say [View all] marmar Feb 2021 OP

With all the alligators in golf course ponds in Florida, who in his right mind mnhtnbb Feb 2021 #1

Good point! Rorey Feb 2021 #4

I would be more concerned with the concentration of toxic chemicals Arkansas Granny Feb 2021 #7

Over a million gators in FL lakes, ponds, canals... mnhtnbb Feb 2021 #10

A Somewhat Overstated Concerm ProfessorGAC Feb 2021 #28

His MAGA hat blew in the pond doc03 Feb 2021 #2

The edges of these hazards are often mucky. lpbk2713 Feb 2021 #3

They can be slippery. aikoaiko Feb 2021 #5

One can easily drown in a foot of water given the right circumstances... Wounded Bear Feb 2021 #6

There are laws about slope requirements. Baitball Blogger Feb 2021 #8

Very rich area of PBC -- polo country obamanut2012 Feb 2021 #9

Why can't Trump do that ... Ohiogal Feb 2021 #11

Because when Trump hits one into the water, his caddy rushes ahead ... 11 Bravo Feb 2021 #17

Sad and unfortunate treestar Feb 2021 #12

Is it wrong of me to hope it was tRump that fell in and drowned?? a kennedy Feb 2021 #13

When I saw the age I knew I was wrong malaise Feb 2021 #16

Cue the eulogy: "He died doing what he loved most." KY_EnviroGuy Feb 2021 #14

Your hat or your life ?? RANDYWILDMAN Feb 2021 #15

I'll forgive him given his age malaise Feb 2021 #18

They can only win a Darwin Award if they haven't reproduced yet, so at his age he was tblue37 Feb 2021 #20

This is very sad. Someone loved him and he died suddenly. nolabear Feb 2021 #19

If he was lucky, someone loved him. I've worked with Maru Kitteh Feb 2021 #21

Sadly that's true. I hope so too. nolabear Feb 2021 #25

He was playing a round at age 83. lpbk2713 Feb 2021 #27

We don't know how close to death we come each and every day. Kaleva Feb 2021 #22

They are deep genxlib Feb 2021 #23

Now watch this drive. snort Feb 2021 #24

I guess it was his time to go, although being 83 years old, I would have written the hat off as a SWBTATTReg Feb 2021 #26