BigJ, knew what I was talking about. He must be getting up there in age too.

Beer cans on the side of the road.....FREE MONEY!

Not that race has anything to do with it, but if you took a drive up to my camp in Ontario you would be sick seeing all the trash in this one area. Its a "Pulp Check" station for loggers, but the natives from the reserve just north of there use it as their spot to clean out their vehicles. In the spring, when the snow melts, it looks like a frickin dump.

When I see the old "Crying Indian" ads I have to laugh....though its more of a cultural thing by us (littering), not associated to their race.

Some people just don't give a crap. I guess that is one good trait I get from my dad. I remember being younger and rolling down the window getting ready to toss somethin out and he would stop me in a hurry...It is just so damn lazy to litter.

That post about the Engine block in a Stream is just plain rediculous.

Have your fun guys, I won't whine about it
And it's too late, I cut my hair and trimmed my beard!

Yep, As soon as I read your post I went looking for him.....Doug, we were both born in 1965....You and I were young kids when that commercial first aired.[&:]

Hey, you've gotta admit that was a GOOD one. But on a serious side, I get a little, or maybe I should say a LOT ticked off when I see people littering. Even cigarette butts out the window driving down the road torques me. I think vigilanteism should be legal against litterers!!! [:@]

You have to love the white trash of America. Throw your McDonald bag and your f-n beer can in the ditch you worthless pieces of sh!+. Ohand don't worry I'll have my3 year old son pick it up for you when we bike by. Wouldn'twant you to drive that garbage all the way to your house! [:@]

magic, back in the fall I commented about the litter in the area I hunt. It's insane. It's disgraceful.I carry a roll of trash bags in my truck just to clean up the parking area at the end of the day. This a public hunting area and it's the hunters doing it. I know it'sfellow hunters becauseI use this area for family walks and dogtrainingduring the off season and there is no litter problem. I don't know if it's because 90 percent of the guys that hunt here come down from the next county over and don't give a darn because they don't live here but it makes us alllook like slobs to the non hunters that use this area also. Two years ago on the last day archery, soon after daylight I heard car doors and voices coming from the parking area. I pulled up stakes and called it quits. Back at the lot was a large group of people gathering for a park clean up. Coincidence or were they sending a message to us ?