littering's fine sign
Why the $500 fine for littering sign?
Why not make it $25-a-pop(-can,) -- whatever resembles real recompense -- and actually enforce it?
comments
Word.
-- Jenita (November 28, 2006 6:46 PM)
littering fine ? are you in singapore ?
-- lastlifeinmyuniverse (December 6, 2006 8:32 AM)
cleveland.
fine, as in fee, tariff, penalty...
-- jeffschuler (December 6, 2006 3:32 PM)
oh i know what fines are. im just surprised there are such regulations in ohio.
-- lastlifeinmyuniverse (December 6, 2006 9:39 PM)
i wasn't familiar with Singapore's reputation as a "fine" city/state, lastlife; thanks for your comments...
i see these sorts of signs around here occasionally, but have never heard of anyone actually being held responsible -- and just a look at the ground around is proof.
-- jeffschuler (December 8, 2006 3:15 PM)
no biggie. i'm quite sure singapore's well-earned reputation for ruling with an iron fist (or in this case, a cane) in the early 90's overshadows almost everythin else they have to offer now.
or maybe not. but what do i care... that place is as good as a finely groomed cheerleader with the boring ability to imitate other bimbos, and holds too lil' substance of its own to make a true standing in this world we call home.
omg i just ran my mouth there....
perhaps it's high time you give the city council of cleveland a visit ? whoever said playin the devil's advocate is no fun ;)
-- lastlifeinmyuniverse (December 8, 2006 4:15 PM)
"How much structure will be needed before the structure itself inhibits personal freedom, gets in the way of progress, destroys the very system which it is designed to serve, and becomes self-serving?"
-- Nabeel Hamdi, Small Change
-- jeffschuler (December 9, 2006 9:24 AM)