man accidentally destroys 40,000-square-foot lawn

[perry 82]

Minnesota man accidentally destroys 40,000-square-foot lawn

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/sideshow/minnesota-man-accidentally-destroys-40-000-square-foot-180003749.html

reading the comments i thought this was a good one

Someone running a benefit for cystic fibrosis victims and sponsoring a "breath easy" music festival really ought to know better than to use any pesticides or herbicides. The next time he wants to use a hazardous chemical, I hope he has learned to think before he acts

[CRE1992 135]

Correct me if I am wrong but isn't that only one acre? If so its not that big of a deal, and hes dumb for not reading the label lol.

[smoreau 658]

I know of a guy that did that to a $350000 home in Frankenmuth Mi. All the surrounding homes looked very Nice but his all summer long. He had sod put in the following year at a very high $ so if you don't know what your doing, leave it to the pro's!

[varosd 1,185]

"Caution: Coffee is hot"

[chesbaycruiser 82]

Correct me if I am wrong but isn't that only one acre?

It is by my math!

[6wheeler 586]

So, Uh Perry? What are ya sayin? We don't read Labels here in Minnesota? Directions is dem tings we put da hotdish pans on so dat yas' don't burn up Ma's counter. Don'cha know..... . He shoulda just used Round up. No carry over. . Oh well, the drought would have gotten his lawn anyway ..... Pat

[Dockfishin 51]