This eyesore had been in this condition for many months, clearly visible to anyone going to do business at the McCoy Federal Building across the street. We wrote about this mess and "politely" "requested" that Ted Orkin clean this crap up.
Less than 48 hours after we posted the story, the mess was gone. Here's the "after" shot of the property:
Now, if Ted will just clean up the human trash on the inside of the building, we'll be all squared away.
The DJT. Cleaning up the community one piece of trash at a time.
lies...garbage was put out like normal, the trash collector picked it up the next day...that's the normal concept in garbage collection. Had you been keeping up....with the total process.
ReplyDeleteYou are the liar. That pile of shit had been there for months. It was obvious from the condition of the garbage that it had been there forever. Also, those of us who live downtown KNOW how long it's been there because we saw it--every freaking day.
ReplyDeleteSo which one are you? DJ Cornbread or MC Straight-Outta-McLaurin?
DJ-JACKTOWN TRASH with my hype man DJ- TaT-TOO and I will be bangin out all the Trash-Traxxs this Saturday Night-- Come Join Us...Ocupy Downtown with us....
ReplyDeleteWait a minute: I thought a Constitutional Amendment passed, barring white boy street names. Sounds like the AG needs to be notified, yo.
ReplyDeleteI saw the blue barrels full of bottles, paper etc back there even before Wendy's opened up. After they closed the trash bags appeared on the ground. The garbage truck did not move this stuff either. I saw 2 white boys moving it in a truck.
ReplyDeleteAre you that desperate to make yourself look good that you will lie about how long the garbage was out there? Why? Just tell the truth, it wont kill you. Either way we still do not want you down here.
Hmmmm. Action. Result. Hmmm. Manifesto. More bullshit. Hmmmm. Fondren Follies continue to dominate negative comments of the great work that you are achieving.
ReplyDeleteIt still looks like trash...even without the garbage cans gone. Nice
ReplyDeleteAnd...what the hell is that dirty little shack anyway? A crackhouse?
ReplyDeleteDJT. Downtown Jackson's REAL neighborhood association!
ReplyDeleteHats off to you for spending the dough and most of all for taking on the laborious tasks required to expose deplorable DJT. Perhaps permanently placing this blog on the agenda for perusal by certain city council members could prove beneficial for taxpayers who believe in J.
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