[anthemrox]

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

Read your dead restrictions, not every district is the same

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet".

Dunno. "Atrocious" is pretty subjective. I've been paying a bit more attention to that these last few days and have seen everything from pink flamingos, praying concrete angels, a rather large statue of the Buddha, Several BVM depictions (neighbor back home put one in her yard. Neighbors dubbed it "Our Lady of the Bathtub"), a couple of stars (6-pointed), a concrete statue of a Dalmatian wearing a hat, several gazing balls, a nativity statuette deal that seems more-or-less permanent, a painted concrete tiger (maybe lion--hard to tell w/faded paint and all), etc. etc., as well as the white crosses. I was not much offended by any of it.

Too many professionally offended people around, unfortunately.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

Most "yard art" is prohibited, as well...

Read your deed restrictions...

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

New member first post is click bait. Any chance this is just a TROLL?? 😈

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by fdpaq0580

New member first post is click bait. Any chance this is just a TROLL?? 😈

A pretty legitimate question, IMO. There is a court case pending regarding the crosses that is going to have far-reaching ramifications no matter which way it goes.

Two more items to add to the "not much offended" list: something that looked like a Native American totem, and a depiction of a male dog whizzing on a tree.

[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

A pretty legitimate question, IMO. There is a court case pending regarding the crosses that is going to have far-reaching ramifications no matter which way it goes.

Two more items to add to the "not much offended" list: something that looked like a Native American totem, and a depiction of a male dog whizzing on a tree.

Yes, I think a read about a decision expected on November 1st.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

Clearly a troll. This thread has been posted many times.

It becomes my cross is bigger than your cross. There was a home with three crosses on his or her lawn.

Simple solution put it isn YOUR backyard.

[billethkid]

Definitely bait!

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[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

You can until you get reported.

Most people like the deed restrictions.

Everyone thinks they have excellent taste.


But they don't.

[crash]

Originally Posted by anthemrox

Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?

If it is the front of your yard you can’t if you live below 466. They have different rules above 466 stemming from the lawsuit.

[Sandy and Ed]

Originally Posted by DAVES

Clearly a troll. This thread has been posted many times.

It becomes my cross is bigger than your cross. There was a home with three crosses on his or her lawn.

Simple solution put it isn YOUR backyard.

Totally agree. Would be A solution. Frankly however it is nice to see some individuality expressed outside homes. Just need to know where to draw the line….and everyone draws those lines differently. A conundrum one might say

[La lamy]

It's all so subjective IMO. I like to look at other people's quirky stuff myself, but seeing crosses on lawns makes me think someone was buried there, which I'm sure would be illegal, at least I hope!

[CCristella]

QUOTE=anthemrox;2137853]Why can you put atrocious yard art out but not a cross?[/QUOTE]
Because the TROLLS need something to complain about

[George Page]

Life is good when one has the time and energy to debate the placement of little white yard crosses.