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Metal Anti Homeless Studs Removed
if they don't use some prickly shrubs will there be fights for these places in the winter months
http:// news.sk y.com/s tory/12 81835/a nti-hom eless-m etal-st uds-rem oved-fr om-flat s
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am just amazed that no one has linked the cute arty studs to this:
http:// www.the guardia n.com/w orld/20 03/jan/ 27/spai n.arts
There were photos - where the beds were so picasso-esque like that you fell off them if you tried to lie on them, and the floors were uneven so you couldnt pace them....
in 1936 the nationalists who won, shot him.
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There were photos - where the beds were so picasso-esque like that you fell off them if you tried to lie on them, and the floors were uneven so you couldnt pace them....
in 1936 the nationalists who won, shot him.
I dont see them as intimidating or in-humane. I don't like them and wouldn't use them when there are far more aesthetically pleasing alternatives, like large potted prickly plants.
I don't have any issues with the homeless, but if they decided to sleep in my shop doorway and use the vicinity as a toilet and the general public do find them intimidating then I would need to act promptly. Preventing someone entering a private area by use of spikes is not nice to look at, but no more intimidating than a sign saying "KEEP OFF"
I don't have any issues with the homeless, but if they decided to sleep in my shop doorway and use the vicinity as a toilet and the general public do find them intimidating then I would need to act promptly. Preventing someone entering a private area by use of spikes is not nice to look at, but no more intimidating than a sign saying "KEEP OFF"
Wait for the complaints from the homeless Hindu community.
http:// i.daily mail.co .uk/i/p ix/2009 /12/14/ article -0-0796 A471000 005DC-3 00_468x 286.jpg
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