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wasn't someone looking for firewood for a bonfire.....,.,:idontno:
Yes, but that pressure treated stuff is proven to cause severe health damage. Hmm, I wonder if someone who collected the fallen sign and removed the now "trash" from the beach, took it home and burned it as firewood, causing health problems to the person who removed it, could file a lawsuit against Seaside and win. :scratch: Did I mention that I was recently summoned for Jury Duty?
 
Wow.

Very sad.

But not surprised.

Out with Shades. Out with the Sushi guy. Out with the parking. Post the 'residents only' signs. And now, restrictions on the beach.

The old guard with their vision of a downtown by the beach is out, and the new guard, living at an exclusive, Naples-like resort, is apparently in.[/quote] my thoughts exactly

wasn't someone looking for firewood for a bonfire.....,.,:idontno:
YES!!!:floor: :clap:
 
Sj you were planting signs yesterday not digging them up. I know you have a good alibi for :scratch: :idontno: at least the afternoon
No, that was not me planting signs yesterday, but I was clearing a path across the street from you, and I have a new sling blade scar on my foot to prove it. Tip of the day -- don't wear sandals in Cotton Mouth territory when operating a sling blade.

I hire peeps to plant signs.
 
No, that was not me planting signs yesterday, but I was clearing a path across the street from you, and I have a new sling blade scar on my foot to prove it. Tip of the day -- don't wear sandals in Cotton Mouth territory when operating a sling blade.

I hire peeps to plant signs.

Oh dear baby Jesus in your properly installed protective car seat and non-flammable pajamas...protect SJ in his Teva-like footwear!
 
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