Truth in littering
Fortunately, it’s possible in some instances for the punishment to fit the crime. Consider this broken stove, exiled from its former home:
Even now, Suzette is backing up the truck.
(Via HackedIRL.com.)
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LeeAnn »
17 July 2010 · 4:05 pm
Another example of a free range set-up, eh?
CGHill »
17 July 2010 · 4:10 pm
I assume. I mean, it’s not like the City of New York, where they’ll fine you for picking up stuff by the side of the road.
fillyjonk »
17 July 2010 · 4:53 pm
I would think “firing range” might be more appropriate for an appliance that crapped out on a weekend…
Suzette »
18 July 2010 · 7:56 am
I dream of what could have been. If only those were flat cast iron plates instead of coils …