My Town
[ rakaur on Tue Mar 15 at 06:42 AM // category: life, politics ]
East Alton fucking blows. This is like the third week in a row they haven’t picked up our garbage. The first time we figured they made a mistake. The second time was on a state holiday, and even though they picked up everyone else’s, we gave them the benefit of the doubt. But today, I was sitting out there watching them, and they just drove right the fuck past our now-overflowing garbage cans.
What the fuck’s the matter with these people? I’m starting to think I did something to offend someone at the city. There’s an asshole that works for the city a few houses down. I know he doesn’t like us, because he’s given us the asshole treatment a few times in regards to raking leaves. He gave us some papers that say we “must” rake our leaves. So when I did, he gave us another set of papers that says we can’t rake them into the street (even though there’s a street sweeper that gets them). Well you know what, kiss my god damn ass.
One of my friends recently put a “vote for whomever” sign in our front yard, and I’m starting to wonder if someone nearby with connections to the city doesn’t much care for that particular candidate. You know, we live in a city of like seven thousand. You just don’t do stupid politcal things like having the garbage men skip houses with that sign.
East Alton is by far the shittiest town I’ve ever lived in. I lived in a 1,700 population town for a solid seven years, and the people there were the most retarded and politcal mind-game people you’ll find on the planet, and that place was much better than East Alton.
So, now I get to figure out where the public works office is and go down there and bitch. Somehow, I think that’ll only make things worse, but you know, I’m good at bitching. I’m not one to tolerate stupid ass politcal garbage (haha, pun) like this. This is completely inappropriate for any city.
Ratassed pigfuckers.
-- rakaur // 2005.03.15 @ 06:42 AM
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