| On Vox: The Case of the Missing Tree |
On Vox: The Case of the Missing Tree
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Aug. 13th, 2008 @ 08:30 pm
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So get this... My big tree in the backyard that hangs over where I park my car... Gone. Sawed off. Someone stole my tree! Nicole had been talking with tree removal people, but hadn't gotten to the point of actually scheduling the appointment... well, it would appear that they took things into their own hands. I came home and noticed the clear blue sky where the tree was, just figuring that Nicole had set the whole thing up, and I'd forgotten that she told me the date or something. I jokingly mentioned that "Someone stole our tree", and she did a double-take. We're figuring the tree folks we were talking to just didn't get the idea that she had yet to set up an appointment. As long as they don't try to charge for removal (which we were going to turn down), or it isn't one of the higher-priced placed pulling a fast one, we're fine.
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| From: | talyx |
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August 14th, 2008 01:15 pm (UTC) |
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Unless it was something the power company did. They can mutilate any trees they want to, if they think it will interfere with the power lines. I think the phone company can do this, too.
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| From: | fleb |
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August 14th, 2008 01:25 pm (UTC) |
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Yeah, but they'll just cut branches, generally. This was just a stump from a rather large tree.
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