Comments on: Free the Meadow Drive One!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:52:28 +0000

I love this story. We should establish a Timothy V. Conner prize for civic improvement.

By: Vertically Challenged

Vertically Challenged — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:33:19 +0000

Here’s my beef- with so many darn signs it really is a challenge to see around them at some of the intersections, especially if you are a bit challenged vertically. He should make this a safety issue, because for a lot of us it really is! Very busy intersections with too many signs that obstruct view.

By: Donato Loscalzo

Donato Loscalzo — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:37:41 +0000

DEAR CHRIS, WELL SAID!!! IF THEY ARE SO EAGER FOR ACTION, GUNS ETC. AFGHANISTAN IS AVAILABLE……………..

By: pulled up in OG

pulled up in OG — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 05:10:26 +0000

Hey Gibbs, what’s up with these jarheads?
Rene Anselmo joined the Corps at 16 and flew 37 missions as a tail gunner in WWII.

” . . . he was arrested on charges of spray-painting a realtor’s For Sale sign in front of a home on North Street . . . He has admitted to vandalizing eight or nine other signs. And he has threatened further attacks.”
After signs he painted were replaced, he said ”I should have used a chainsaw.”

“The European-made Ariane rockets that sent PanAmSat satellites into orbit from launching pads in French Guiana were emblazoned with the company’s unofficial logo, which conveyed Mr. Anselmo’s views of government-run monopolies. The logo featured a cartoon dog raising its leg, as if to a tree.”

“With the help of a cartoonist identified on the PanAmSat’s Web site as Neal Walker, Anselmo made the company’s mascot, a cartoon dog named Spot, infamous. He took out paid advertisements featuring irreverent Spot urinating on the leg of some politician to whom Anselmo wanted to send a message.”