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In reply to the discussion: meanwhile in the real world. [View all]CreekDog
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Plants that we call weeds are prolific and often choke out other plants that we find more desirable.
Gormy Cuss
Oct 2014
#3
If only you knew what you're talking about, this person and her project and growing things.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#39
In typical fashion, you fail on every single counter point CreekDog and you have no business griping
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#52
this is your defense of her? that it's ok for chicken crap to runoff because...
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#63
Yes, squirrels, too. And, human poop goes there too. What's your beef with chicken?
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#88
you're saying that chickens in a pen are wildlife, comparable to migrating birds?
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#97
did you tell them that runoff from chicken manure was no big deal if it went into the storm drains?
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#146
if you aren't 100% sure that you would never say that, you should stop giving speeches
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#153
I'm deleting the post above as it may have shared too much personal information.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#151
i didn't ask whether chicken manure would benefit one's garden, i asked about runoff
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#147
you're saying runoff from chicken manure is making Lake Michigan *healthier*???
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#152
Well there you go again, putting words in my mouth. It's like you're arguing with yourself.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#154
that's funny. in our interactions here, you were the one that responded to me, and not pleasantly
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#148
To an educated and enlightened person, there is no pollution here, no cruelty.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#177
the OP owns one of the structures that you say is less environmentally benign
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#180
what do you do to keep 100% of your fertilizer (chicken manure) out of city storm drains?
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#2
The "before" pictures on Google Earth look much nicer, it was an empty but well-tended lot.
LeftyMom
Oct 2014
#10
I have no idea if this is a case of stalking or not, but I will NEVER understand people
Number23
Oct 2014
#235
ya know, the reason i am so pissed about this is that i know others who have had this happen.
mopinko
Oct 2014
#25
Well you and I both know that runoff is not a "natural occurrence"; it may or may not happen.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#204
Also, apparently, it's wrong to re-use detergent containers or have a leaning wooden chair outside.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#91
Kali logic: criticism of mopinko's farm from urbanites is wrong because they're urbanites
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#51
creekdog: keep posting over and over and over the same thing that you have been corrected about.
Kali
Oct 2014
#65
Your hideous junk car/coop is dangerous and deadly (quoting your "farm" facebook page below)
LeftyMom
Oct 2014
#34
Chickens tend to attack each other when kept in overcrowded or otherwise poor conditions.
LeftyMom
Oct 2014
#43
Exactly. Birds given enough square footage of housing are happy and do not attack others.
LexVegas
Oct 2014
#48
People make chicken coops out of a lot of different things. Trucks, cars, campers
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#72
mo has posted several times about how she is working with the city
questionseverything
Oct 2014
#185
Not all the complaints are against the garden, but most are bogus and subjective harrassment.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#200
so someone has to live on a farm to have a valid thing to say about animal cruelty?
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#98
so you're saying that unless one grew up or lives on a farm, they can't be correct?
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#157
It can unfortunately be just one or two people complaining and then the inspectors seeing revenue
lunasun
Oct 2014
#55
Thank you for working with kids, mopinko. It makes your garden that much more valuable.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#133
you have a point, she cares so much she tried to get her tenant to change her kids' school
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#156
Good luck to you, Mo. I liked you on Facebook. I hope you get the support that you need.
Luminous Animal
Oct 2014
#77
The other thread DU'ers were supportive but unless someone offers you blind
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#114
I have no idea whether there is any validity to the city's citations/ accusations or not ...
etherealtruth
Oct 2014
#116
We haven't lost our minds. The fact you resort to pure nastiness when anyone even remotely counters
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#134
This whole thing happened because Mopino turned a mother in for child neglect
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#123
It is a classic tactic used by freeloaders to blame the landlord on some bullshit thing.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#130
it wasn't a "freeloader". Mopinko entitled the thread "So I Narced Out A Tenant"
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#132
It's also not okay to violate city codes when you engage in urban gardening and when you do
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#141
There are good tenants and bad tenants and there are retribution tenants that work the system.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#162
if you didn't say that kind of stuff in the first place, you wouldn't have to walk it back
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#164
I'm not walking back anything, dear friend. I'm responding to one of your attempts to be right.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#167
So- it's okay to invoke the rules & technicalities when it's Mopinko narcing on a tenant
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#168
My family owns a small business. We HAVE to answer to fire and health codes. Like it or not.
KittyWampus
Oct 2014
#193
People have suggested that keeping chickens in this particular way is inhumane.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#195
Quit playing games. Nobody said it's inhumane to keep chickens in an urban setting
CreekDog
Oct 2014
#196
Thanks, that's a very positive and informative video clip and article. The doubters need to watch.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#216
From a purely visual standpoint her property shown in that video looks junky.
JimDandy
Oct 2014
#228
"Cruel" and "Deathrap" as used in posts 7 and 10 are the equivalent to "inhumane".
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#199
Well I've decided to reword the subject line and remove the phrase "urban setting".
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#203
I sense a switch in sensibilities that came with the switch in mayoral leadership.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#218
"Green Efforts" that come from the top (national green ribbon schools, city efforts) favor the rich.
NYC_SKP
Oct 2014
#222
Throughout this thread you define that old saying ... 'A dog with a bone'
SaveOurDemocracy
Oct 2014
#244
Turkeys?? ... I thought it was Roosters? ... Or was it chicken shit? ...
SaveOurDemocracy
Oct 2014
#246