Wow...does this guy get decked! [PIC]
 

My goal for the morning is to get as far off topic as humanly possible :winkwink:

Naw, just goin' through some pics on the old computer I ain't seen in while, and came across some shots of my father's latest pride 'n joy - a deck he built last year at his summer trailer.

Years ago my father and I made a living building decks, but we never seemed to get around to building one for ourselves. This was the first opportunity he had to design and create a deck the way he wanted one.

And now in his mid-60s, he built it entirely himself with no help in just three weeks!

It was his finest deck...and I was quite proud of the job he'd done.


http://www.fetishopolis.com/kap-images/kamt26.jpg

wow, that's nice. is that cat real ? :)

False advertisement :mad:







Nice deck by the way :thumbsup

Yeah. Although you have to watch close to see it actually move.

lookin good

Is it one you can tear down and take with you?

Naw, its permanent. If/when they decide to relocate, they'll sell the trailer and deck as one.

very nice.

nice deck! That cat looks happy!

AWESOME!! Is that a real trailor?!

that's nice !

awesome place...does it come with the tool shed? i'm sold! :)

I bet Barbara is stoked!

As opposed to a fake trailer?

Nice looking deck there.

Reminds me of my grandfather who is also 70 now, one spunky bastard! LOL
Hes always on the move...speaking of which, hes in florida right now being a beach bum for 2-3 months. :)

Looks very nice.

Once ya' stop movin'...you may as well stop breathin', my old man often says.

His energy level never ceases to amaze me. Two summers ago he signed on for a 'work-camper' arrangement where he helped out with stuff around the campgrounds in exchange for discounts on their campsite.

Last summer he decided not to renew the arrangement - and the camp owners had to replace him with two guys, and still they didn't get as much done as he did the previous summer.

He laughs it off and says its the best way he knows to keep his blood sugar count down (he's got diabetes).

Gotta respect the seniors - sometimes they'll surprise ya'.

That is one great deck! I'm sure your father will enjoy it for many years to come!

What happens when they want to move?

Matt

heh.. that is pretty sweet. :thumbsup

pretty nice one.

that's one cool place...awesome!

that's a nice deck

:1orglaugh thats good.

yeah, deffinately respect him. he still gets up at 3am and works till 12-1pm sometimes later everyday.

crazy!

looks like quality work...

..and he was the one who arranged those flowers as well? Great dude! :thumbsup

ye nice deck.and great cat

sure made the trailer look good haha

the cat looks very cute.

That's pretty damn weird.
Great idea if you plan no not taking your mobile home anywhere.

looks really great , done very accurate , which wood ? Oak ?

looking nice.

Jack pine I believe it was.

damn that landscaping, grass, and deck are way too nice for a trailer. looks great though.

that deck looks like shit

but thats just my persona opinion, no disrespect to your family.

Care to elaborate as to why?

lol don't waste your time with this fucktard.


he opens threads to bash or piss off other people.

he wouldn't admit that he likes your work even if he really does.

he's just a poor kid

that's a damn nice looking deck... i'd have to say.

i mean as i read your post i was expecting some elaborate immaculate huge deck and when I saw that one I was little dissapointed.

dont get me wrong, i know the pain, effort, and struggle and shit it takes to manually build shit as I built fences for 6 months working with my good friend and his fence biz. its hard work but to sit back and view something that took you weeks to build, thats a great fucking feeling, the feeling of accomplishment.

as I said, no disrespect to your family.

and disregard anything gangbangslow saids, he knows not what he talks about as he is just a sigwhore and jealous.

So essentially, what you're saying is the deck didn't live up to your assumptive expectations...based on your 6 months of experience building fences?

Wow!

How is it that at 22 years of age you know the "pain, effort and struggle" it takes for someone in their mid-60s to build a deck by themselves?

Tell you what, Nofx...when you're in your mid-60s and slowed down with diabetes and back problems - and can duplicate a similiar deck in three weeks with no help from others - call me. I'll bring the cold beers and toast your accomplishment.

Until that time...I won't be holding my breath.

I know...

Usually I keep him on ignore - curiosity simply got the better of me this time.