[Travis McGee]

"No putting holes where Native Americans might have once lived."

Disgusting.

[dighton]

"If you're putting holes in the ground where Native Americans once resided, that needs an archaeological review," Forest Service spokesman Frank Mosbacher said.

Dunno what planet he came from, but I'll chip in to pay his return fare.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

I'd tell them I didn't dig any hole. It was already there and I just filled in the hole and while I was at it I put a flag pole in the middle of the hole.

Actually I'd tell them to go in the corner of their office, bed over real far and break the article of the UCMJ that covers sodomy with their stapler.

Remember, "Penetration, however slight, is sufficient to complete the offense".

[Polybius]

"No putting holes where Native Americans might have once lived."

Doesn't that cover just about every basement in the USA?

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I live in an area that was a French trading post with native americans. There was an elevated berm that the indians built and used as a road along the lake.

We have paved it over and call it Mack Ave. Now what's the government going to do about it!?!