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Posted by Gary in TX on December 21, 2002 at 17:11:43 from (209.151.96.69):
In Reply to: You Could Be Next posted by stan on December 21, 2002 at 13:14:49:
It is getting to the point of being so stupid. If it keeps up every time we break wind someone is going to running around with a meter to stick up our, well you know, and see if we are in specs. Its the blame of (no offense meant) in my opinion, city people. Moving out to the country, bringing their city ways and values and poisioning our country life. The wife might get offended at the sight of a dead coyote hanging on a fence, oh well, go back to town where you belong hun. If you don't like the heat get out of the kitchen. You probably have not been chained to the stove long enough. We aught to take a gallon of used motor oil and pour it right in the middle of their yards, excuse me thier lawns, wouldn't want to get them bent out of shape for calling it the wrong thing. This stikes a nerve to me as well as you may have guessed. I believe its good to take care of the planet and the enviroment but when you buy property, it should be your right to plow it if you want too. On the side of a hill now would be different but most who get land to plow and plant are going to get good land that is plowable. The groups and such that bring this crap to our society should stay in the house, if they are afraid to get out in the world they don't need to be out messing up our world. Get real people.
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