Six feet deep
this is referenced in the popular televison show Six Feet Under
I suggest 4-6 feet for the hole. Any deeper and the casket will collapse in the pressure of the dirt.
Four feet for infants, six feet for adultsWhen digging a grave for a cat or any other family pet, you must dig the grave anywhere between three to five feet deep. However, be sure you also check your local township laws before burying pets on your property.
Regulations vary by country and by state within that country.
Depths average accommodation of both the coffin and case if used allowing for 48 inches of undisturbed earth atop the contents.
Shollow grave!Is 2 x 4 x 2.Hence shallow! !!
6 feet. hence the term 'six feet under'
six feet under
six feet
4ft
yes
It depends upon the rules and regulations of the graveyard in question. In most cemeteries, nothing can be left at the grave. Flowers and wreaths remain only until the next mowing session. Items left at a grave are normally considered abandoned.
your not very bright dog. homez you gotta tke that shitz. you dig?
I don't beleive it is, but it would be best to ask the one who owns the cemetery first.
4ft
6 feet. unless you murder someone and are to lazy to dig that far.
Dig Your Own Grave was created on 2006-04-24.
about 8 inches deep
It means that you should dig up a grave for and pray that it won't haunt you!
A grave for your pet should be deep enough that other burrowing or digging animals can't reach the remains. This is generally regarded as about three feet (The top of the coffin, box etc. should be three feet below the surface, add the height of the box to the depth of the grave.) If you can't dig that deep, a carn of stones covering the grave is often used. I've seen it suggested that you mark off the corners of the grave site with woden stakes, so you don't dig more or less then necessary. A pick as well as a shovel is recommended, and some way of making measurements is a good idea.
I did some research and found out that they can dig upto 12 inches deep not sure if they can dig deeper
You have to dig 508,775,742 feet deep to find gold
18 inches
to dig a grave
The expression "Dig your own grave" is a metaphor which means to get one's self into trouble that they may not be able to get out of, something foolish or dangerous.
Dig Yourself Deep was created on 2007-10-15.