At least they're not ducks.
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The last post is the WINNER!
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Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Good night everybody.
One thing is for certain, I will go to Valhalla.
I learned this one when I was an adolescent and you can guess how much a male adolescent enjoyed this:
I found the original version from my youth
Good morning everyone
It's another grey day in not so sunny England.
Home tomorrow (i hope)
It's another grey day in not so sunny England.
Home tomorrow (i hope)
Just been for a morning constitutional and visit a friend.
Still grey sky, but the rain held off.
That's a win.
All our plans for this trip are complete, another win i think Nothing to do now except relax and wait for the plane that leaves at daft o'clock in the morning.
Still grey sky, but the rain held off.
That's a win.
All our plans for this trip are complete, another win i think Nothing to do now except relax and wait for the plane that leaves at daft o'clock in the morning.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I know..... you know, I have noticed, just about every single Jeep I see has ducks on the dashboard....
A litter-free win for me, but the same can't be said for the town of Babylon, NY.
www.upi.com
Why do people litter? With a heavy fine like that, you'd think it would be a powerful enough disincentive, but how many people actually get caught and fined?
Watch: N.Y. town gets aggressive with 'lazy' litterbugs - UPI.com
A town on New York's Long Island is aiming to clean up its chronic littering problem with an aggressive anti-littering campaign and steep fines.
Why do people litter? With a heavy fine like that, you'd think it would be a powerful enough disincentive, but how many people actually get caught and fined?
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
That's on Long Island's southern coastA litter-free win for me, but the same can't be said for the town of Babylon, NY.
Watch: N.Y. town gets aggressive with 'lazy' litterbugs - UPI.com
A town on New York's Long Island is aiming to clean up its chronic littering problem with an aggressive anti-littering campaign and steep fines.
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Why do people litter? With a heavy fine like that, you'd think it would be a powerful enough disincentive, but how many people actually get caught and fined?
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Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
TRUE STORY TIME!A litter-free win for me, but the same can't be said for the town of Babylon, NY.
Watch: N.Y. town gets aggressive with 'lazy' litterbugs - UPI.com
A town on New York's Long Island is aiming to clean up its chronic littering problem with an aggressive anti-littering campaign and steep fines.
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Why do people litter? With a heavy fine like that, you'd think it would be a powerful enough disincentive, but how many people actually get caught and fined?
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A few years ago, I saw some idiot actually clean out his car on the side of the road (made me worry about his house but I digress). Anyway, I followed him until I realized "What am I going to do if he stops?" So I quit following him.
Another time, I was sitting on my sofa looking out across my front yard and some teenager came by and threw a plastic cup in my yard. I jumped off the sofa and ran out the front door and chased him down and said "What are you doing? I know you live on this street. Here's what you do, you take your cup and you THROW IT IN YOUR OWN TRASHCAN." Then I made him come back and pick up the cup too, and I watched him walk into his house with it. Sheeze!
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
When I first moved into my house, it had been empty for a few months. Apparently that made many of the dog owners think my yard was a public dog bathroom that they did not need to clean up. I made a few clean it up when I saw them and made it known if I find anymore dog doo in my youth yard they would find the pile deposited on their from porch..... have not had that problem in a while now
Good morning!
I had a friend I was driving around that threw garbage out the window. I got mad, and stopped. Made her go get it. Told her to put it on the floor with the rest of the trash. The car was obviously a pig sty, but we have no reason to make a mess of the planet.
I never could understand it myself. It's not that difficult to find a suitable receptacle to deposit one's trash. People who are traveling can wait until they get to a rest area, gas station, etc. Public parks generally have trash cans placed in various locations. I can see that, in some occasions, it might be unintentional, but most of the time, it just seems like people just don't care.
Another example of cats flaunting the "no cats on the table" rule.