Would you rather...

aTotal360

Heisman
Nov 12, 2009
22,575
16,400
113
1) Have a mature magnolia tree in your yard
2) Have a massive sweet gum tree in your yard
3) Have a massive statue of Joe Moorhead in your yard
 

Crazy Cotton

All-Conference
Aug 26, 2012
3,969
1,839
113
I had two of the three at my previous home. I'd have rather had the statue. I was on a two acre lot and that magnolia took up half the backyard
 

Maroon Eagle

All-American
May 24, 2006
18,602
8,580
102
But what if Number 3 was a Massive Statue of Sly Croom wearing a Maroon is All That Matters shirt? **
 

dawgman42

All-American
Jul 24, 2007
6,322
6,487
113
What if I currently have a two-day-old mound from a mastiff in the front yard? Do I get credit by association for #3?
 

horshack.sixpack

All-American
Oct 30, 2012
12,177
9,535
113
1 or 2. I could simply carve an image of Robert E. Lee in either and someone would be along to take down the tree in short order. I'm not sure how I'd get rid of the statue.
 

MarkDallas

Sophomore
Aug 27, 2014
2,606
121
63
I already have 2 out of 3, why not make it the trifecta?

I have 5 mature gums on a half acre lot. I dare you to walk barefoot in the yard.
 

GloryDawg

Heisman
Mar 3, 2005
20,741
19,735
113
Removing trees are a pain in the ***. I would rather have the Statue. A good sledge hammer will work.
 

Hugh's Burner Phone

All-American
Aug 3, 2017
5,493
6,483
113
I'll take the magnolia. I know they are messy and not even kudzoo can grow under them, but I absolutely l love the look and smell of their flowers.
 

Jeffreauxdawg

All-American
Dec 15, 2017
8,891
8,003
113
I will see your sweetgum and magnolias and raise you a weeping willow. They don't just make a mess they destroy infrastructure from the root version of kudzu.

Had a neighbor have his pool, irrigation, and septic system get destroyed by a weeping willow. $75k to replace the pool since it cracked the shell. Another $8k or do for the septic (roots filled up the lateral lines and you can't repair them, have to put in aerobic.)
 

RocketDawg

All-Conference
Oct 21, 2011
20,124
2,886
113
Don't forget tulip poplar in the list of undesirables. They're continuously dropping something - blooms in the spring, then seed pods that are football shaped with sharp points, leaves start dropping in May and continue through the fall.
 
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