I'm curious if anyone had some ideas on how I can get rid of some old fencing stuff.
I have about 5 old fence posts from when we re did our backyard fencing last fall. They are about 7 feet tall. As well, I have a couple plastic gates that we replaced to match the fencing that went across our driveway.
I'm guessing I could take it to the city dump, but would rather not.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Set them out in the trash. Someone will take them.
But if they are in good shape, then put them out in the yard with a sign saying they are free.
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Give it to these guys...Originally Posted by Buckeye33
Last edited by Screwball; 04-08-2008 at 12:24 AM.
Better yet, put them out with a sign saying $10. That way they're sure to get stolen.
Set them out in the trash. Someone will take them.
But if they are in good shape, then put them out in the yard with a sign saying they are free.
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Earth Day is at the end of the month, many communities have drives to allow folks to get rid of odd trash that is cumbersome, or electronic.
Any chance you're talking about wood?
If so, I'm a big advocate of the gasoline + lit match technique.
Either that or make the sign say "Interesting Trades Considered"Better yet, put them out with a sign saying $10. That way they're sure to get stolen.
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He said fencing, not kittens.
(Sorry, couldn't resist)
Don't even think about dumping it in an old dirt road ditch outside the city where there are hardly any houses. I am not even going to suggest that.
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No, no, no.He said fencing, not kittens.
(Sorry, couldn't resist)
That one is done this way:
Car with a trunk.
Long drive into the country.
Can of tuna.
I can see how you'd get those mixed up. Happens all the time.
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As a someone who would be a typical recipient of drive by dog and cat-ings. It goes:
Car with a trunk
Long drive into the country
Find poor unsuspecting farm house with barns
Throw cat out.
Cat pees all over said farmstead
Cat comes up missing
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May I trade you screen legend Anthony Quinn's undershirt for that fencing?
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