Decided to dig a big hole
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Sure, why not
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Mandatory soundtrack:
Youtube VideoYEAAAHHHH
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Are you a dwarf?
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YEAAAHHHH
What about D-Tent Boys? https://youtu.be/-jpbCWcz2pk
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Nice hole, dude.
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Mandatory soundtrack:
Youtube VideoThank you! That’s all I was thinking when I saw the hole.
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Thank you! That’s all I was thinking when I saw the hole.
You have some autocorrect typo there:
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Are you a dwarf?
Maybe dog
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That ground looks so satisfying to dig in. Like it would actually yield to a shovel. I’ve spent my entire life in Southern California and our ground is hard, dry, and filled with rocks.
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5yr old me: China here I come!!!
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Are you a dwarf?
I am a dwarf and I’m digging a hole, diggy diggy hole, diggy diggy hole.
*Someone posted a link so that was nice
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How many of these will it take to fill the Albert Hall?
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Hopefully you don’t get electrocuted.
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Should’a put a tarp down for the dirt.
You could hide things in there, like gold, or fried chicken, or a copy of Windows 11, or face masks. These are just a few things you could hide in that hole, use your imagination.
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Based meth head.
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That ground looks so satisfying to dig in. Like it would actually yield to a shovel. I’ve spent my entire life in Southern California and our ground is hard, dry, and filled with rocks.
Pro tip: water before you dig. Water the ground for a week or so before you dig, this makes it much easier to dig through, and cuts down on the excess dust.
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Be careful. Holes collapse and dirt is heavy as fuck.
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Came to ask “where post?”.
That really is a shitty post.
Postcrete is the best invention since the barbeque tongs.
Soft to rock solid in next to no time at all… giggity.
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That ground looks so satisfying to dig in. Like it would actually yield to a shovel. I’ve spent my entire life in Southern California and our ground is hard, dry, and filled with rocks.
Where I live the ground is rocks with the gaps between filled with dried clay. Literally a 2 to 1 ratio of rock to clay in some spots. Closer to a soft concrete than actual soil once you get more than 6 inches down. So the shovel doesn’t actually dig as much as it just scoops out the shit I beat loose with a tamper bar.
Sometimes I feel like the only guy on the Internet who sees these digging posts and thinks “I’ve dug enough” lol.
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Pro tip: water before you dig. Water the ground for a week or so before you dig, this makes it much easier to dig through, and cuts down on the excess dust.
Look at this guy, knowing a week before he needs a hole.
