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Thursday, February 13, 2025

Your Thursday Morning Florida Report

Alan Davis, Seminole County’s infamous “junk man” who’s frustrated neighbors with his unsightly yard for 25 years, is commemorating the anniversary of his very first county code violation by creating a new fiberglass sculpture to adorn his trash-filled property: a 6-foot-tall representation of a human buttocks.

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  1. Sounds like a kind of anti-establishment guy I could relate to, except I wouldn't want to live within 2 miles of him

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  2. Article says he does it because they tried to enforce some small "infraction", basically to piss them off. I figure if they didn't start it (F.A.), he wouldn't have begun all that 25 years ago. They found out.

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  3. Where can I get one of those lawn butts?

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    1. Easy. Adopt a homeless junkie, U of Saigon68

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    2. Home Depot, Menards, Fleet Farm or anywhere else you get lumber, nails, and tools.
      -lg

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  4. So has the idiots that run that county ever think to just have a sit-down with Mr. Davis and just talk to him ?
    The fly and honey vs vinegar saying comes to mind.. Y'all fucked with him and he's returning that fuck you in spades.. Maybe it's time for a different approach idiots.
    JD

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    1. At least he didn't go armored Caterpillar like that other guy who got pushed too far by his town council.

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    2. To be honest I would have loved to see killdozer in action, 😎🖕 to the government.
      JD

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  5. Not all heroes wear capes. God bless this con-conformist stick in the mud. Guys like him fight the war so we don't have to. You and me both owe that guy a lifetime supply of beer.

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  6. A real American. A real hero. Right up there with the killdozer guy, IMHO.

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  7. I moved from suburban California to a three acre parcel in rural Idaho about five years ago. My place is the only one on our little road that doesn't have at least one yard car. I call it a libertarian neighborhood.
    Uncle Dave

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  8. Good for him. Code enforcement is another excuse for Tyranny.

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  9. I would love to have this guy as a neighbor. Chances are if I needed some odd fiddley-bit to fix something I had broken he would have 2 of them.

    Neck.

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