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Bugged by U-T Litterbugs
Here in the Grove we have people in crummy vans tossing these plastic encased ads onto our yards. They don't care where they land, it could be a big puddle or in a tree for all they care. I'm glad to know who is responsible because every time I have to deal with this litter, it ticks me off. It's just plain littering and isn't littering a form of vandalism? I think this is what I'll do, I'm going to save mine then dump them at the new owners property-just returning property- soggy and environmentally irresponsible as they are. It's just like getting those gross Pennysavers-it took me years to get off their delivery lists and now even the letter carriers know better than deliver those to my address. I, personally don't ever even open these circulars. Advertisers! Did you hear that? We do not read them! You are not getting the "circulation" for which you paid. So much for a "new improved UT"— February 17, 2012 10:47 p.m.