No lawyer fight them, Congress informed twice.

What is with this correlation between quoting Scripture threateningly and the inability to comprehend the basics of vertical spacing of lines of text as a key to readability?

Ever since the National Lampoon pointed this out a couple decades ago, I've noticed this.

Well, she's obviously schizophrenic. The mind control conspiracies are textbook. And, if you read Louis Sass' Madness and Modernism, you'll find there might even be a serious answer to just john's question.

On the other hand, it's not unappealing, esthetically. What do you want to bet it shows up in an exhibition of "outsider art" in 30 years?

You kinda have to feel sorry for the lady. At the same time, if you're a resident of the area, you're probably thinking

1) I hope my kids are safe
2) I hope this doesn't kill property values.

When I was (a lot) younger, our family dealt with a schizophrenic uncle of mine. It got scary at times. We were usually worried about him. Sometimes we were worried about ourselves. However, he did get 500 votes in our town council election one year.

While I don't support her desire to regain custody--even though I think that all divorced men are assholes and all divorced women innocent victims--I do think that they ought let her leave this stuff up on her house. It's awesome. Way better than most yard "art."