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Sorry John but complaints are NOT fun when you have to use$$$$$ you don't
have that should be used to fix the tractor to haul the manure to hire a
lawyer to defend your right to spread the manure. Don't those people
realize that if they want to see cows, horses, sheep grazing on the
hillside that those animals SHIT!!!! And the bigger the animal the more it
SHITS!!!!!!! And the shit has to go somewhere. And it makes the veggies
in the garden grow. Everybody should be required to take a basic class in
biology. Ruth
At 11:29 PM -0600 1/3/04, John Callan wrote:
>Calm down Ruth. It takes a little time to acquire wisdom. They won't
>get much changed before they become Vermonters and understand that its
>special just the way it is. (But, without anyone noticing, keep an eye
>out for any good ideas they might have slipped in with the half-baked
>ones.)
>
>Eventually your neighbors will learn that the land, the critters and
>the climate are conspiring to kill off the Humans, and the only pet or
>neighbor worth having is the one who joins your herd and kills the evil
>dooers...like kitty. The rest are food.
>
>Manure is an acquired taste. Except chicken manure...that's not
>acquireable...and pig is pretty awful too. Then there's cat....hmmm.
>Its good to have some manure to spred on your fields, but complaints
>are probably just part of the fun.
>
>-jc
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Ruth Barton
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Dummerston, VT
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