Posted on 12/01/2016 3:33:42 PM PST by Morgana
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (AP) - Frustrated with the prostitutes who he says walk in front of his home day and night, a West Virginia man has put up signs urging them to take their business elsewhere.
Jeffery Blankenship tells the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that prostitutes walk along his street at all hours, seeking clients.
Three weeks ago, he began putting up anti-trespassing signs outside his Bluefield home, including one that reads, "Attention prostitutes ... Do not walk by this house 1000x a day waving your hand."
(Excerpt) Read more at tristateupdate.com ...
Well he stole the idea from my post (either that or I didn’t notice that part).
“Attention prostitutes ... Do not walk by this house 1000x a day waving your hand.”
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Looks like it’s OK if they don’t wave their hand.
Must be a nice neighborhood.
Yes, Democrats. Should have thought of that. They screw the American people and take their money (leaving them feeling good for a short time but ending up with nothing).
Getting working girls to stop walking past your house is easy. All you have to do is street-preach at them - loudly.
Our house is on a little slip of land between US1 and the Intracoastal in Palm Beach County. We don’t have hookers on US1 now, but back in 1999 there were a few. They would wander down the residential streets, in and out of the neighborhood, from time to time. Our dogs let me know when they were out there, and when they were I would fly out the front door, rush to the gate, and loudly implore them to turn away from prostitution and accept the Lord. I kept it up, louder and louder, until they were out of sight.
I rarely saw the same girl twice:)
"You can lead a horticulture, but you can't make her think." — Dorothy Parker
I love you guys!!!
Or how about a a relevant holiday sign;
“No Ho Hos.”
Prostitution...whadda business! You got it, you sell it, you still got it!
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