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Re: Can crushing!
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Posted by kraig WY on December 06, 2002 at 08:55:36 from (63.229.153.21):
In Reply to: Can crushing! posted by Randy on December 06, 2002 at 04:51:41:
My brother (a truck driver) rents a trailer from a guy who has a lot west of Little Rock. The owner use to own pigs but the county made him stop. He now raises cows and lets them run loose in the trailer park. Tenents know this up front so if they don't like it he don't rent to them. Any way the ol' guy, my brother, and others in the trailer park seem to come up with a lot of beer cans. The owner has people throw them in the trailer park roads. All the roads in this park are paved with beer cans. Differant but it works.
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