My husband, licensed by the State of Texas and TCEQ, works 50+ hours a week to make this planet and our state more beautiful, and to use our natural resources and water more efficiently. Tommy Davis, owner of Slick Machines of Brownwood, Texas, uses property leased by Larry Parham, of Stephenville, Texas, uses his time to destroy our land, trees and federally protected endangered species habitats. What a speciman of the human race.
oh wow… that just breaks my heart! To see that kind of devastation and deforestation… I really hope you are able to stop the destruction and save those endangered species!
Thanks Tommy and Larry! I guess your destruction of trees will help keep my hubby in business when you develop that new subdivision in 30-50 years. He has customers spending up to $5,0000.00 a piece, on a large specimen tree, which is what most people expect when they move into a beautiful, professionally planned neighborhood…. oh wait…. we will probably all be dead by then…. unless you are planning on living past 100. Ooops…. your bad……
With that view, someone could have made a fortune on large, gorgeous, estate-size homesites…. kinda hard to do when there’s nothing left to build on.
November 14th, 2008 at 11:00 pm
Wow. His family must be so proud.
My husband, licensed by the State of Texas and TCEQ, works 50+ hours a week to make this planet and our state more beautiful, and to use our natural resources and water more efficiently. Tommy Davis, owner of Slick Machines of Brownwood, Texas, uses property leased by Larry Parham, of Stephenville, Texas, uses his time to destroy our land, trees and federally protected endangered species habitats. What a speciman of the human race.
November 18th, 2008 at 5:42 pm
oh wow… that just breaks my heart! To see that kind of devastation and deforestation… I really hope you are able to stop the destruction and save those endangered species!
November 18th, 2008 at 10:06 pm
Thanks Tommy and Larry! I guess your destruction of trees will help keep my hubby in business when you develop that new subdivision in 30-50 years. He has customers spending up to $5,0000.00 a piece, on a large specimen tree, which is what most people expect when they move into a beautiful, professionally planned neighborhood…. oh wait…. we will probably all be dead by then…. unless you are planning on living past 100. Ooops…. your bad……
With that view, someone could have made a fortune on large, gorgeous, estate-size homesites…. kinda hard to do when there’s nothing left to build on.