I'll bet I could fill that with water and put fish in it..."

[Galaxie500]

a old washer machine......better yet a old dyrer, with the front door removed and replaced with a acrylic panel

 

[Dr Joe]

Some front loading washing machines already have a clear door .

 

[Dr Joe]

LOL the next trip will be to Atlanta this year and we wont be driving so unless it has wings I probubly wont run into anything I can fill with water....

They make really big ziplock bags now that would fit great in a large piece of luggage or trunk .

I don't think it will be a carry-on piece tho.

Dr Joe

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[Dr Joe]

Why is it that the thaught of a Pima in a swimming pool makes the theam music from jaws run through my head?

Only thing that comes to mind is...SEEK THERAPY.

 

[Dr Joe]

Build a large room in a warehouse with giant silo-like containers for filtering, flood it and keep extremely large fish in it.

Oh wait, Johnptc already did that...nevermind.




Having to know how to arc weld should be a requirement for MONSTER tanks .

 

[soggysandwich]

I've got this huge oak tree on my property, probably six or seven feet in diameter. It's dead and really should be cut down. I've got plans on turning the three or four foot high stump we will have into a pond. Just carve out a bowl shape and put some sort of liner in and there you go. I've thought about installing viewing windows in the side but that prolly wont work.

that would be cool.


i thought about a frig cause we just threw one out, i actually asked my dad and he said i was nuts. lol. when every i see a large container im like i wanna put fish in that, cant think of any examples right now.

 

[basslover34]

Some front loading washing machines already have a clear door .

and the most important part... they are already water tight LOL

 

[basslover34]

I've actually been looking at the microwave ... built in heater/punishment tool LOL KIDDING GUYS...

 

[RAWLO]

MMMMM! big boat mould, 30' - 70'

 

[wizzin]

The building in my back yard

It's about 30'x30' and 12' tall, made of concrete block and buried in the ground. Only one side is above grade where it opens to an alley. I thought about building a new 12' wall inside the door about 10 feet and putting a viewing window in. Seal the inside and fill the sucker with water. LOL. It would be roughly 53,784 gallons.

Yeah, never gonna happen.

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