Why the fuck isn’t the county doing anything about this?

They are. Didn’t you read the front page story (below the fold) in the Washington Post today? It goes on for three pages. Long story short: Hemlock Overlook Park accused Clifton of dumping rubbish since 1998, but apparently it was Great Falls residents who were guilty of it. There is now a new lawsuit against Great Falls, and Hemlock Overlook has been ordered to pay court costs for the Clifton Residents’ Association.

As President of the Association of Clifton Residents (a splinter group) I find it very distressing that Cliftonians, Cliftonistas, and Cliftonites have been accused of dumping their waste at Hemlock Overlook. I plan to run for president of the United States (D) and I will get this fixed.

Same thing happened to me, except it was at the Old Navy location at Bailey’s Crossroads. There was a La Madeleine restaurant across the parking lot so I went in for lunch. I ordered onion soup but it had the consistency of diarrhea. They had a nice fireplace there, and I had a Coke with my food. The heat, the soup, and the sugary drink all led to bowel distress, so I headed next door to Borders Books to get it all out.

But it is now a furniture store, which caters to people with no taste in furniture. Luckily they had some strange vase that had a wide opening that I used as a toilet.

Throwing garbage all over the place will not only dirty our surroundings and pollute the environment, making it very unhygienic, but also causes a bad smell and encourages the infestation of cockroaches, flies, and other insects. Solid waste is the number one contributor to landfill waste disposal, therefore you should use bins from Disposal Bins Toronto. Homes, schools, restaurants, public places, markets, offices, and so on produce a great deal of rubbish, garbage, and used materials. Because most of these waste materials are non-biodegradable, they heap in the landfills where they stay for years.