Free to good home- one large box!- Home found

[d_cat88]

Quote:

 

[kees]

Why would you have proferred the box if you still were attached to it? Will you be getting more soon? If so, I'm willing to drive to halfway, especially if there's a Starbucks nearby!

Suzy

 

[luvmychicknkids]

Quote:
This coming from someone who doesn't even know how much it costs to get a box fixed. *sigh* Please tell me you aren't one of those crazy box ladies.

 

[newchickenfamily]

Now are we even sure that the OP is the actual owner of the box? I think I saw one JUST LIKE IT posted on BoxBay! I'm heading over there now to report that pictures are being used without permission.

 

[mamaKate]

Quote:
Apparently the cuckoo part has already been accomplished on this thread.

 

[PurpleChicken]

One of my neighbor's boxes left cardboard all over my front lawn.
I hate ignorant people who don't tie up their darn boxes.

 

[Broke Down Ranch]

I can't believe there are 9 pages about this box! Would SOMEONE please put an end to that box's misery and give it a new home since the OP apparently can't handle it any longer.....

 

[kees]

If your neighbor allows his/her boxes to come onto your property, that could be a serious problem. The boxes can attack your new Spring plantings, chickens, well, heck, maybe even you! There's nothing worse than hearing boxes flap around especially on windy days!

As I see it, you can:

a) Ignore the boxes and hope that your neighbor retrieves them (highly unlikely)

b) Rehome them without your neighbor's knowledge. If anyone comes knocking on your door, feign ignorance. "Wha?"

c) Get a boxcutter and make a neat incision so that each box stops reproducing. No flames please! Especially not around boxes!



Suzy

 

[crtrlovr]

I have been ROFLMBO and DH says, "are you going to be all right?"
Silly man! I'm not all right now, and probably never have been...

 

[ranchhand]

Quote:
Yay!

Hopefully, box will be a good nanny and companion for the children!