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Re: Hay pet peeve
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Posted by Jonfarmer on June 18, 2006 at 13:33:11 from (165.121.144.132):
In Reply to: Hay pet peeve posted by KEH on June 18, 2006 at 11:25:33:
Theres a guy near me that has it about the worse. Some of his land sits down low in a little sag on a pretty deserted dirt road that goes all the way through and connects onto the main roads, totally out of site, so this naturally is a dumping spot to some, all kinds of junk constantly get dumped there from complete junk automobiles, household trash, appliences, mattresses, furniture, everything you can imagine, and they pretty much always dump it right in the entryway to one of his fields. There is always stuff there even though someone constantly removes it, and I feel real bad for this guy, the way he maintains everything and keeps everything looking nice, and people dump loads of garbage almost daily. Some people are just complete hogs.
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