[Brenda]

$1:

A look at an email she sent to the city a few years ago might help explain why. It’s a wish list for her “ideal” home. The woman, who survives on an Ontario disability cheque, said she would like a “modest” three-bedroom house on three acres of land, surrounded by trees and fresh air. It should include a sauna and a sunroom, porch, patio or gazebo for reading and artwork. There should be a small barn for chicken, goats and an animal rescue. And for guests, a bunkie and detox shower.

I want that too!

$1:

Friends and staff from the city’s shelter support office pored over real estate listings and thought they found the perfect solution: a $200,000 home in Bobcaygeon that had been built for someone with MCS. But Sepp turned it down because W.J. refused to pay an extra $45,000 to have a couple of extra walls installed. Besides, it had bad feng shui, she said.

Okay then!

$1:

She is very, very sick.

I agree. In her head.

$1:

As Sepp spent her third day on the balcony Friday,

In the middle of a smoggy city. Yep, makes sense!

[QBall]

After reading that second article it just goes to show the woman is a nutcase. I say leave her to her fate or commit her.

[Dragom]

Okay if you have a bad reaction to the suggestion of the smell of smoke I think you have to be immediately culled from the gene pool.

Fire, hence smoke is what makes humans human.

[Yogi]

We all want the 'set-up' that she wants. The differnce of course is that 'you and I' are willing to go out and work for it while she wants to sit at home on her ass, and have 'you and I' hand her the world on a silver platter! Fuckin leech!

[Dragom]

Actually I have allergies, 3 acres of growing things and the resulting plumes of plant semen would kill me. I'd have to burn the whole lot to the ground, salt the earth and pave it.

[PublicAnimalNo9]

Dragom Dragom:

Actually I have allergies, 3 acres of growing things and the resulting plumes of plant semen would kill me. I'd have to burn the whole lot to the ground, salt the earth and pave it.

Actually, that's very ecological of you. No I'm not being sarcastic and here's why. People assume that paving vast tracts of land ruins the environment. Not so. It's farmers that ruin it. You see, they plant crops which leech nutrients from the soil. As they rotate the crops, they rotate the nutrients being leeched out of the soil. Whereas, asphalt seals in the nutrients preserving them for future exploitation.

[Public_Domain]

[Dragom]

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

Dragom Dragom:

Actually I have allergies, 3 acres of growing things and the resulting plumes of plant semen would kill me. I'd have to burn the whole lot to the ground, salt the earth and pave it.

Actually, that's very ecological of you. No I'm not being sarcastic and here's why. People assume that paving vast tracts of land ruins the environment. Not so. It's farmers that ruin it. You see, they plant crops which leech nutrients from the soil. As they rotate the crops, they rotate the nutrients being leeched out of the soil. Whereas, asphalt seals in the nutrients preserving them for future exploitation.

But how does my salting the earth so nothing can ever grow again help?

[QBall]

What I don't get is if she's so sensitive to odours how she would be able to stand living next to a working barn?

[Brenda]

Thats why she "needs" 3 acres, so its not 'right next to' it...

[PublicAnimalNo9]

Dragom Dragom:

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

Dragom Dragom:

Actually I have allergies, 3 acres of growing things and the resulting plumes of plant semen would kill me. I'd have to burn the whole lot to the ground, salt the earth and pave it.

Actually, that's very ecological of you. No I'm not being sarcastic and here's why. People assume that paving vast tracts of land ruins the environment. Not so. It's farmers that ruin it. You see, they plant crops which leech nutrients from the soil. As they rotate the crops, they rotate the nutrients being leeched out of the soil. Whereas, asphalt seals in the nutrients preserving them for future exploitation.

But how does my salting the earth so nothing can ever grow again help?

Do ya REALLY gotta salt it first?