[Taltarzac725]

What is a Jumping Cholla - JCE Inc.

They could plant some of these. No one would go near there.

[Allegiance]

Is that worse than someone not picking up after their dog.

Do people take pictures of that and send them to the police.....?

Hmm

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by SFSkol

Oh no. Another sex scandal in the square post. "Garden gets deflowered in The Villages."

I miss Tomweb. Tomwed?

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by SFSkol

Oh no. Another sex scandal in the square post. "Garden gets deflowered in The Villages."

That's really good.

[Fred R]

Originally Posted by poromo

I was walking behind a couple in Brownwood when they stopped the pick the yellow flowers in front of Riccardo's restaurant. It disturbed me but said nothing. Should I have been disturbed? Should I have said something? What would you do?

There are way too many instances here in TV where folks just can't stay out of other people's business.

[redwitch]

I remember picking flowers from a neighbor for my mom when I was about seven. Mom made me go to my neighbor and tell her that I STOLE her flowers. As a consequence, I had to help my neighbor for three hours every Saturday for a month. For some strange reason, I never again picked flowers without permission. Shame these folks never learned that lesson. Doubt saying anything would have made a bit of difference.

[kstew43]

take a picture of or in front of the flowers.....it lasts longer...

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by Carl in Tampa

Not your property. Not your fight.

There is always the possibility of initiating a confrontation with a mentally disturbed individual who may become combative, and who might be carrying a deadly weapon.

That is the same reason that it is unwise to exchange offensive gestures with bad drivers.

Chill out and enjoy your retirement.

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

There are some real crazies out there nowadays.

Originally Posted by Fred R

There are way too many instances here in TV where folks just can't stay out of other people's business.

[manaboutown]

Originally Posted by redwitch

I remember picking flowers from a neighbor for my mom when I was about seven. Mom made me go to my neighbor and tell her that I STOLE her flowers. As a consequence, I had to help my neighbor for three hours every Saturday for a month. For some strange reason, I never again picked flowers without permission. Shame these folks never learned that lesson. Doubt saying anything would have made a bit of difference.

Unfortunately I see more and more of this kind of thing happening.

If I had my cell phone handy I may have hollered at them "Smile, you're on candid camera" and when they looked up snapped a shot and sent it to the unmentionable news site which seems to delight in such matters.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

I miss Tomweb. Tomwed?

Yes!! Where did he go? He had such good recipes.

[Jima64]

Originally Posted by Fred R

There are way too many instances here in TV where folks just can't stay out of other people's business.

Sorry but it is stealing. Flowers are five bucks at the market.

[Yung Dum]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

Trying to remember where those flowers are? Villages developers' property or that of the restaurant?

You can always take a picture of it on your cell phone of the offenders and sent it to the cops.

You really want to tie up the police with this type of crime?

[ronsroni]

Suggest they add a aspirin to the water in the vase and change it every 3 days.
Don't forget to stop and smell the roses.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by ronsroni

Suggest they add a aspirin to the water in the vase and change it every 3 days.
Don't forget to stop and smell the roses.

... If they're still there.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Yung Dum

You really want to tie up the police with this type of crime?

There is not that much crime in the Villages to tie them up with IMHO. In Wildwood and other parts of Sumter County yes there are more crimes.