I am totally surprised that one of you goons didn't think of this

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=111624469&sc=fb&cc=fp

Ok, that is kinda nifty.

Back of Pick up truck pools.

your welcome.

You may want to put a padlock on that big door on the end.

Yeah, i'll put one next to my shipping container condo.

If you got a Dumpster donated or found one or stole one...

dumpster theft, the next big wave

Hmm -

1. Get shipping container.
2. Cut off roof.
3. Line with plastic
4. 53' long lapping pool.

EDIT - TIM! YOU ROCK! I was able to make a numbered list without going through HTML backflips.

Some lazy unemployed person from the article said: "We live in the neighborhood, and so I'm not going to trek out to the beach for an hour when I can sit around and watch TV all day and go to the pool."

This is New York. It borders the ocean. And we're so close it's stupid. So when somebody is too lazy to go SIT ON THE BEACH, you know you have issues.

DILYSI Dave wrote: EDIT - TIM! YOU ROCK! I was able to make a numbered list without going through HTML backflips.

Yeah, but try starting a sentence with ellipses.

. . . it's kind of difficult.

confuZion3 wrote:

DILYSI Dave wrote: EDIT - TIM! YOU ROCK! I was able to make a numbered list without going through HTML backflips.

Yeah, but try starting a sentence with ellipses. . . . it's kind of difficult.

... is it?

EricM wrote: Back of Pick up truck pools. your welcome.

btdt

! John Brown wrote Yeah, i'll put one next to my shipping container condo.

I've been to a 4 container 2 story one and they're pretty neat in a strange kind of way.

I'm going to forward him the pool idea, he might like it.

confuZion3 wrote: Yeah, but try starting a sentence with ellipses. . . . it's kind of difficult.

until there's an ellipse character, i suspect it'll continue to be difficult.

"ellipses" is the plural of "ellipse."

"ellipsis" is a multiple period thing that indicates starting or ending in mid-thought...

confuZion3 wrote:

Some lazy unemployed person from the article said: "We live in the neighborhood, and so I'm not going to trek out to the beach for an hour when I can sit around and watch TV all day and go to the pool."

This is New York. It borders the ocean. And we're so close it's stupid. So when somebody is too lazy to go SIT ON THE BEACH, you know you have issues.

The dumpster pool isn't that bad, remember we have the floating pool too. http://www.floatingpool.org/index1.html

Yes a pool that floats in a body of water. Let that sink in for a minute.

Wally wrote:

confuZion3 wrote:

Some lazy unemployed person from the article said: "We live in the neighborhood, and so I'm not going to trek out to the beach for an hour when I can sit around and watch TV all day and go to the pool."

This is New York. It borders the ocean. And we're so close it's stupid. So when somebody is too lazy to go SIT ON THE BEACH, you know you have issues.

The dumpster pool isn't that bad, remember we have the floating pool too. http://www.floatingpool.org/index1.html Yes a pool that floats in a body of water. Let that sink in for a minute.

well you're sure as hell not getting me swimming on that river any other way!

I remember when I was a kid, in the infield at Pocono Raceway was a dump truck filled with water in the same fashion. 1 dump truck + swimming pool liner + and some water = instant swimming pool.

Wally wrote: The dumpster pool isn't that bad, remember we have the floating pool too. http://www.floatingpool.org/index1.html Yes a pool that floats in a body of water. Let that sink in for a minute.

I kind of like that.