How "I want to run off to the woods" Really Works

[Rick]

http://www.wallstreethedge.com/priso...-forest/26342/

[hunter63]

Looks like he's getting "3 hots and a cot" out of it...at least for a while........and sounds like he needs that mental health help.

[madmax]

I'm not really happy about him.

[BENESSE]

I absolutely despise this "element" because the transgression runs much deeper than it looks. You damn well know this is a sociopath who doesn't give a flying flick about anything or anyone but his instant gratification. Please don't let me near him in a dark alley...

[crashdive123]

B! Great to have you back. Always loved your gentile approach to matters such as this.

[crashdive123]

Oh yeah......I agree with you.

[BENESSE]

I sure have missed my WSF hood and friends. I might have been away, but ya'll have never been far from my thoughts. It's a comfort to know you can come back home where they don't think you're a nut. (well some do, but I like them anyway--you know who you are)

[Grizzlyette Adams]

A hoarder without walls! 8,500 pounds of litter in just 7 months...

[natertot]

Welcome back B!!!!!

I think part of his punishment is to be accompanied back to the site and clean it up......

[Rick]

Welcome back, B. Glad to see you.

When I was in high school we had a kid in the special ed class that stole a railroad tie and carried it about a half mile home. Carried it. He was caught and the judge ordered him to carry it back where he got it. Did I mention he carried it? So, yeah, maybe this yahoo should have to clean up his own mess.

[crashdive123]

From the article.

The debris was eventually cleared in May, thanks to the efforts of 48 volunteers and a large number of staff from the Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control . The litter was transported by helicopter by those who participated in this mission.

Cleaning the park for the next 20 years seems fitting.

[Batch]

We have a shelter next to one of our buildings at work. People take the items out of the donation box and then throw what they don't want all over the area.

I agree the only way to handle that is to make them do community service cleaning up after others like them. I despise litterbugs. Someone who takes a donated item in a percieved need and then discards it depriving someone who might actually be able to use the item is so far beneath a litterbug. I don't have words for that kind of person.

[crashdive123]

I do, but none that I can use here.

[Rick]

Here's a pic of his handy work.

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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/09/19...-earns-prison/

[crashdive123]

Industrious little POS, wasn't he?

[natertot]

Buckets, clothes, tarps, air mattress..... Looks like he was definitely at it a while, especially with that tree house. Seems like he was more living there than discarding trash there, not that the result is any different. I am glad it did get cleaned up and justice was served. I know that it was stated they were trying to assess the cost to charge him for the cleanup too. I wonder what that tallied up too?

[hayshaker]

looks like a bag lady runamok, oh my depression with a tad of mental illness i'd say

[Wildthang]

That is a very careless person that will do that to a pristine wilderness area, but even worse there are a lot of people that own a little spot of land and do the same thing. And nobody can do anything because it is private property.
I use to run into trash piles like that in Oklahoma all the time when I was hunting. Would pass behind somebodies property and there would be a small ravine full of garbage!

[Ralph Rotten]

I always bring out more than I pack in. I even carry a couple of extra garbage bags in case I run into anything serious.
People who litter in pristine wilderness should be brutalized.

[hunter63]

That is a very careless person that will do that to a pristine wilderness area, but even worse there are a lot of people that own a little spot of land and do the same thing. And nobody can do anything because it is private property.
I use to run into trash piles like that in Oklahoma all the time when I was hunting. Would pass behind somebodies property and there would be a small ravine full of garbage!

Have been cleaning out a ravine on our "Place".....still a lot there....early spring, late fall best time to work on it when the bushes and briers are down....and ticks and bugs are not around as bad.