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Posted by Glen in TX on October 29, 2006 at 19:25:57 from (208.246.9.217):
In Reply to: Dang neighbors posted by Don-Wi on October 29, 2006 at 18:31:45:
Yep better check on the burning as you might have to haul it off. Yeah I know what you mean about stuff like that. Maybe that's what I should do is call the law on new neighbors that left a big mess they started and never finished? Pile up trees and stumps and then let the whole mess next to field grow up in weeds all year long yet it's not my responsiblity to clean up their mess but I'm getting weed seed and tumble weeds from their mess now. grrrrr. They were too lazy to finish what they started I guess and it's going to now become a fire hazard they can be held responsible for soon if they don't get it cleaned up.
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