Community Cleans Up Pogonip

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Done and Done wrote:

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To any logical and reasonable person, this doesn't raise questions. To somebody like yourself with such a limited understanding of so much that you run your mouth over, it may raise a few questions. You're just not smart enough to understand. Your entire life is predicated on finding fault and falsehoods in others and their statements. You don't seek answers from a position of simply wanting answers, you search from a position of a defined, predetermined agenda. And through that lens, you're left with the inability to see the real story. Quit attempting to distort the facts to fit your predetermined outcome and look at them for what they are. That is one of the many reasons you're such a poor debater and lose so many arguments.
In this case, it is very clear as to how the fire damage to rise to the $50,000 level, you just do everything in your power not to accept the truth.

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Becky Johnson wrote:

Fraud? smells like it to me.

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Hey FAT BJ wrote:

Did you see the article about the trail proposal for the Pogonip.
It says that the Ranger removed 1.7 TONS of trash in the last month alone, that had been left there by the bums you pretend to care about.
I though you said they don't leave piles of trash?

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Reality Check wrote:

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To her credit, she's looked under every stack of pancakes in the Pogonip, and has yet to uncover a pile of trash.

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To her credit, she's looked under every stack of pancakes in the Pogonip, and has yet to uncover a pile of trash.

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DBS wrote:

Maybe when BJ gets out of jail, Judge Symons will have sentenced her to have to spend 300 hours of community service cleaning up the piles of trash in the Pogonip that BJ claims aren't there.