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Old 07-15-2013, 09:18 AM
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Township official at house on Friday, and some body said my "weed garden " was over grown. They came inspected and told that person to pound sand, it's food not weeds , & it's in the back yard .
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Old 07-15-2013, 09:21 AM
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Old 07-15-2013, 10:00 AM
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Good for you! Nice garden. Nosey neighbors!
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It's a shame some people can't mind their own business.
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See, its all that corngrass, sunflowergrass, tomatograss. You need to cut that stuff down!
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I participate on a gardening forum and ya just cant believe what some people have to deal with! I guess there are those folks who just cant go thru life without being miserable sons a guns.
Oh boy, I got weeds! Havent been able to get any machinery on the ground for most of the season due to rain, rain, and more rain. My worst garlic crop in 20 years.
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Township official at house on Friday, and some body said my "weed garden " was over grown. They came inspected and told that person to pound sand, it's food not weeds , & it's in the back yard .
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Time to tell the neighbor that you can eat your "Weeds" maybe he should eat his "Grass"
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