I think it is an eyesore for some, but well maintained, I think it looks great.

Was just thinking how nice it would be to come out of the front door, pick out some fruits that you can quickly wash before going to the car.

When you defend your Guns and your Religion more passionately then you defend your right to free speech there is defiantly something wrong.

And no, you're not the only one. The fact is, the veggie garden is a better use of water, fertilizer and time. However, it's like back-yard clotheslines. There are too many people who consider it an eyesore.

They are sometimes forbidden by homeowner associations, which isn't the same thing as being illegal. This has nothing to do with how I feel about people being to own AR-15 rifles, btw. I think they could be strictly regulated under the 2nd Amendment and would be in favor of that.

same with clotheslines in the back yard.......people who write those things have a way inflated sense of themselves

HOAs have covenants signed by fools, they do not make laws. Against their rules does not equal illegal. It equals against the rules of some fools who joined an HOA.

They can make contracts. Housing covenants are contracts. So if you break a contract you open yourself up to a lawsuit but you are in no danger of being arrested for breaking a law.

Unlike the law, which will simply fine you a few hundred dollars.

at the coop....

Thanks.

For the milk and because they're so cute!

http://www.care2.com/causes/baby-goat-loves-jumping-over-her-friends-video.html

Also cut your lawn for free, without oil byproducts, and make milk, cheese, and the best yogurt you ever tasted.

Rabbits, pigs, guinea pigs (Peruvians eat them), tilapia, oysters, etc. No, we have to draw the line somewhere and allow local governments to make those decisions.

a couple of big dogs in terms of the wastes, especially since those wastes could be more compostable than dog crap is.

Add the jam-o-matic magazine and you've got a rather homely, unreliable weapon that I wouldn't even be able to fire because I shoot left-handed.

of it might keep them off the lawn.

that is ass backward.

Picture on the left: death

Picture on the right: life


Cher

pic on left would come in handy to protect pic on right.

that AR can get you meat and taters.

Just sayin'.

I get and agree with the point, that garden is the wrong picture to use, as it is in Canada where the gun laws are not the same as in the US.

help from DU -- and perhaps those of us, who live nowhere near Drummondville, have no stake in Drummondville's requirement that front yards be at least 30% grass lawn

Go Florida.

so they are not illegal everywhere. I find it ridiculous that they are illegal anywhere, but once you let the government control what you do with your own property, it's only a matter of time before they make something you want to do on that property illegal. And I think your use of an AR-15 as a contrasting picture says a lot about you. Of course that gun should be legal. Using that picture is no different than using a picture of a newspaper with the caption legal. It is completely unnecessary.