AzureGreen: A work in progress

I am glad the road blocks have been gotten out of the way of this most interesting warehouse and business building. It is rare enough when a company gives back to the community like this and it should be encouraged not hassled.

I reported some time ago on this interesting idea of a building and I hope to report on its opening in my newsletter, ACTION.

$3 million smackers in construction costs!

Witchcraft is now an industry, it would seem, that has become entrenched where the courts would make widget taboo.

Wonder if the judge is a Black Mass participant.

fly on da wall wrote:

$3 million smackers in construction costs!
Witchcraft is now an industry, it would seem, that has become entrenched where the courts would make widget taboo.
Wonder if the judge is a Black Mass participant.

If ignorance is bliss, you must be happy all the time.

Good for them, it sounds awesome.

Imagine that it took 12 ridiculous people to stall the expansion of this thriving business, when the majority of the town stood behind AzureGreen. It is about time that this project got on track. Best wishes for a timely completion and a successful future for AzureGreen

Great looking pyramid! So unique and a benefit to the locals as well! I bet this will become the heart and soul of Middlefield!

To quote a great movie "what do we do with witches? Burn them!!!"

Tom---Pittsfield wrote:

To quote a great movie "what do we do with witches? Burn them!!!"

That goes right up there with "What do we do with Christians? Throw them to the lions!!!"

bondgrrrl wrote:

Good for them, it sounds awesome.

Wiccans are sexy.

Will they sell Wicca furniture?

fly on da wall wrote:

$3 million smackers in construction costs!
Witchcraft is now an industry, it would seem, that has become entrenched where the courts would make widget taboo.
Wonder if the judge is a Black Mass participant.

What Azure Green is doing is no different from Christian-based non-profits that provide community services and have a book shop or something in order to fund the services they provide to a community. It is legal, and actually, a better way to fund a 501(c)3 than using tax dollars or relying on donations.

They have some nice products (I've been a fan of their bumper stickers for years), and I can't wait to see them succeed.
MikeH, that was a funny comment, but I doubt you'll see wicker furniture for sale there.

CShine wrote:

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What Azure Green is doing is no different from Christian-based non-profits that provide community services and have a book shop or something in order to fund the services they provide to a community. It is legal, and actually, a better way to fund a 501(c)3 than using tax dollars or relying on donations.

CShine further substantiates my claim: Wiccans are sexy.

I will say a prayer to the One and only God for your souls.

Tom--Pittsfield wrote:

I will say a prayer to the One and only God for your souls.

I will say a prayer to the many Gods for your poor pitiful bigoted soul.

Tom--Pittsfield wrote:

I will say a prayer to the One and only God for your souls.

And I will pray to Discordia that she visit you, early and often.

You guys know that there is no god, ghosts, leprechauns, tooth fairy, Santa Clause or anything like that, right?

...I mean if you have some proof I'd be open to reviewing it...

Tom---Pittsfield wrote:

To quote a great movie "what do we do with witches? Burn them!!!"

The religious hatred you espouse should be investigated by the Attorney General. I read the original article in the Eagle about the "dirty dozen"
who stopped the expansion of AzureGreen. Apparently despite this group's protestations their motivation was nothing but religious hatred. Martha Coakley, are you listening????

Props to anyone who can put together a $3MM project.
That's a lot of eye of newt!(sorry couldn't help it).

Swinson wrote:

Props to anyone who can put together a $3MM project.
That's a lot of eye of newt!(sorry couldn't help it).

Ssssssssssshh! You want PETA to come after us?