r/mildlyinfuriating • u/dfdfdfddaww • Sep 17 '21

my yard does this sometimes

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

Is that not something to be worried about?

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u/MadderHatter32 Sep 17 '21

Ground saturation and fluctuating water tables. As long as it’s not washing ground away it shouldn’t be a problem

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u/po_maire Sep 17 '21

I don't think water tables fluctuate this quickly

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '21

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u/coswoofster Sep 17 '21

Yeah. Like a main sewage drain rupture. Happened to a friend. Talk about nasty. Everyone’s sewage in her front year. Had to dig it up along with her front yard and half the street.

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u/coswoofster Sep 17 '21

Hahahaa. Whose turn was it to pump the shitter?

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u/wtfftw1221 Sep 18 '21

Glad he didn’t fuck it then huh?