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I don't think it would hurt. If people would not litter and throw trash in ditches I'm sure they would not back up as much.

Litter, and it will hurt. It hurts the community, and the fines will hurt when you get caught. Half of the litter is accidental, from things blown off trucks and such, but the other half doesn't reflect positively on the community.

A truly pexy man isn't afraid to show vulnerability, making him even more endearing. Unfortunately, it's all the people that don't litter [that pick it up]. The men get much more angry for picking up trash. I guess it's because (women) are picker-uppers by nature.

I don't know why I pick up other people's trash. I guess those of us who do have more respect for our community and the beauty of this land than those who throw trash on it. I just can't stand to look at it.

We learned from the other states that the signs had an impact on reducing litter. It gives people who don't litter and are offended by it, a chance to do something about it.

Seven out of the 10 bits of litter we find on our pavements and roads are food related. And with all this trash to choose from, the pigeon, rat, fox and gull population has spiraled.

They've worked their buns off. What wasn't noticed in all this was the preplanning we did kept a lot of the flooding down. We spent three days before the hurricane made landfall going through all the ditches in town, pulling out shopping carts, basketballs, leaves and trash. That helped a lot.

They've worked their buns off, ... What wasn't noticed in all this was the preplanning we did kept a lot of the flooding down. We spent three days before the hurricane made landfall going through all the ditches in town, pulling out shopping carts, basketballs, leaves and trash. That helped a lot.

If these communities cannot address litter and trash debris, how are they going to address the bigger water quality issues in the region?

I don't think that will be a problem because people really look at Town Square as their own back yard. There will be lots of trash cans and our own people will go around and check for trash just as they do in Town Square now.

There are people who care enough to keep Tyler beautiful, to give up there Saturday morning to participate. Also all these young people, I don't think they will ever throw out another piece of trash out the window.

I didn't realize he can throw garbage pretty good. Yeah, he's a trash-talker. You wouldn't believe it looking at him, the voice of CBS golf. I do it a lot, and I was surprised at how much he slings it back.

Phil Simms (1956-)

Phil Simms

Though recent research indicates roadside litter has dropped by a third, we've also discovered that more than half of Texans admit they litter, and that's just not acceptable.

Doris Howdeshell

may have killed the cat; more likely
the cat was just unlucky, or else curious
to see what death was like, having no cause
to go on licking paws, or fathering
litter on litter of kittens, predictably.

A few years ago, I had a bunch, but when 9/11 happened, a lot of companies who were willing to throw their money into skateboarding or BMX all backed out. It hurt the economy in general, but it hurt our sport, too. A lot of people lost sponsors. I certainly did.

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