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Originally Posted by Snargle
Lest I be mistaken for a penurious curmudgeon...
Heeeeeey Mr. Wilson! Mr. Wilson!

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Originally Posted by Phil Hoskins
No, the guidelines apply to office holders past and present.

Phil Hoskins, moderator

This is correct.

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Bummer, dude.

I tried to warn ya Mellow.....we got all kinda moderators and admins watchin' us now.....
this should be a lesson for all those who think the mods get preferential treatment around here... rolleyes

Yep...we've even got mods watching mods wink



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Originally Posted by california rick
Originally Posted by Phil Hoskins
...the guidelines apply to office holders past and present.
I'm joining my neighborhood association this evening. Henceforth, I shall be called: mr. california rick wink
errr...I hate to tol you mr cal rick...the minute you signed that contract you became a member of your HOA.
I can't tell you how many people have bought in my neighborhood who then became SHOCKED that we even had one and there ARE rules.
And I live in a condo fer cryin out loud.

But congratulations anyway! Community living....can't be beat. ThumbsUp



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1831 - Ecuador and Venezuela were separated from Greater Colombia.

1953 - The remaining human inhabitants of the Blasket Islands, Kerry, Ireland are evacuated to the mainland.
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Originally Posted by california rick
This morning I got a call from the new city that I moved to. One the phone was a lady from the SOLID WASTE DIVSION:

Lady: Our driver is outside of your home and he says that there is a large cardboard box sticking out of the blue recycling bin. Nothing can be sticking out of the recycling bin.

Like Reagan, I remember a time when the country was free. Hmm

I'm reading What's the Matter With Kansas, and it'shaving an impact.


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Glad to help out, Monsieur Rick! cool
...as I've told you before - you're the (slightly) older sister I never had. You always give good advice!! Bow

I'm vain enough to be glad that you said "older(slightly) sister"... LOL


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Originally Posted by Snargle
Lest I be mistaken for a penurious curmudgeon, allow me to expand on this. I regularly deposit items on the curb (such as old computer equipment), full knowing that they will be scrounged, and will probably end up at some poor soul's flea market stand by the following weekend. I also am an active participant in our local FreeCycle program which keeps usable items in circulation, rather than clogging up our already overloaded landfills.

However, I still object to scroungers rifling my trash for aluminum cans and waste paper. Those items do have a scrap recycle value, and as long as I'm paying a monthly fee to have my trash hauled, I'd prefer that any money generated from this recycling be used to keep my costs down.

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The costs I'm paying for trash (and recyclable) pickup keep increasing. If the money recouped from recycling is used to hold down the fees, then I wouldn't be very happy if I found someone cherry-picking through my trash.

We do recycle our cans, plastic and cardboard. So maybe picking through our trash doesn't bother us-as long as they don't make/leave a mess. But most of the usable stuff is taken to Goodwill, or my church thrift store.


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