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Bill Burnett
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That post you quoted of mine was before she even said what you quoted, anyway dont quote me and have things to say and I will do the same. DEAL???????
I explained what I meant!!! Sorry you took it WRONG!!!
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
Member-- Tri-State Crappie Anglers
Pro Staff-- Southern Pro Tackle, Meatgetter Jigs, Minner Critters, Ozark Rods, and Crappieholic Apparel.
I did readthe thread.
Post #1 http://www.crappie.com/crappie/images/icons/icon1.png Anybody knowSomeone local that builds piers or floating docks in lakes?
My post you quoted, number 9
If it can be lowered I can do it, if you dont lower the water you will need someone with a pile driver. Might could rent a bobcat with a pile driver on it.
Spidey Chicks post you quoted. post # 16
I would rather have a floating one, but still gotta find someone who builds them, or at least carries the materials to put one together.
I just thought you misunderstood what she wanted. I was just telling you that she wanted a FLOATER!!! That's as simple as it was. If I had of called YOU a floater, I wouldn't have been offended by your comment.
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Bill Burnett
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I would of been expecting a response like you gave if I would of called you that!!! TOTAL misunderstanding on your part. I would NEVER call you or anyone else anything that would be that personal!!! I do know our past, so I ain't as dump as YOU think, but I got your box of rocks!!!
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
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Well Bill, maybe I am a little defensive after you requested for things to be the way they are between us. Easy sulution is just dont quote me or say things about me and we are good, that IS the way you wanted it and I have honored that as long as you do.
Sorry for screwing your thread up Spidey Chick.
This may not make sence to anyone, but might as well say it.
I stay cool and calm, been there done that, and again. If you call me an sob, I'll ask "how is our dad?" (takes one to know one). My son just left and he read these post twice and I read them 3 times. We agree, it's the timing of the post.
Remove the (Reply With Quote) feature. If you want to quote, make it the hard way. If you want to play craps, go to Tunica and let my wife take your money.
Spider, sorry to take away from your thread. Anyway I can help let me know.
A floating dock still needs piles driven to keep in in place. Otherwise it will float away.
They drive the piles and build the dock in between them. The dock has rings attached to it that go around the piles. The rings slide up and down the piles as the dock floats up and down.
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All I can say is wow! looks like some folks got up on the wrong side of the bed. Come on guys....I see no big deal here.....we are all friends.
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All in all there are many ways to do it. Just depends on what u want and how big budget is. Hope you get what you are wanting at a good price.
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Wait fer it.......
Looks like they are working good......they kicked in on Rees real quick lol
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This is my final response to this issue. My timing may have been off. I read the thread, and commented after I read some of the posts. I agree my timing was bad, and I should have explained myself better, it just never entered my mind about a toilet floater!!!! I was talkin about the pier, or dock.
John, I never requested anything. I was told by the boss last time what to do, but since we've been friends, I figured WE could work it out, and thought we had. I hate that you misunderstood me, I didn't mean anything at all in that post other than what I've stated, and that is the absolute truth!!!!!
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
Member-- Tri-State Crappie Anglers
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X2. The floating docks on Greers, Bull Shoals and places like that don't have pilings. Hard to drive em in them rocks!!!
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
Member-- Tri-State Crappie Anglers
Pro Staff-- Southern Pro Tackle, Meatgetter Jigs, Minner Critters, Ozark Rods, and Crappieholic Apparel.
Will someone PLEASE send me some of them pills? Lmao
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
Member-- Tri-State Crappie Anglers
Pro Staff-- Southern Pro Tackle, Meatgetter Jigs, Minner Critters, Ozark Rods, and Crappieholic Apparel.
BRM, why did you write "lol" after floater if you weren't making a joke? What was funny ifn you didn't call someone a floater? Lmao!!! I thought it was funny
Because I thought he had misunderstood what she wanted, and I laughed about it. That's it!!!
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Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
Member-- Tri-State Crappie Anglers
Pro Staff-- Southern Pro Tackle, Meatgetter Jigs, Minner Critters, Ozark Rods, and Crappieholic Apparel.
Pills are on the way Bill.....just one a day now dadgummit, lol
you guys aren't right............................................. ......but your all right lmaoRofl
OK Spider woman.....just get you some foam floats or some plastic drums and build a framework around them and strap the floats, drums whichever you are going to use to the frame work.....then deck it.....get it pulled out in the water like you want it and drive some two inch galvanized pipes into the lake bottom on each side of the pier these will hold the pier in position and let it float up and down in between them.....build a hinged walkway from the shore to the pier.
Try the Floating Dock Shop. They're in Marksville, LA, but they work in your part of Mississippi.
Fellow on our lake just replaced his "floater" because over the years, the foam was sinking lower and lower