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Dengue Lawn

Modern landscaping amuses me no end in mansions and cottages round the bend. To folks who seem aesthetically cultured, a well-mown lawn is still ill-manicured, unless there are potteries strewn around, cracked, skewed, partly sunken in the ground. But pots breed bad skitters that fill your artery with dengue through this silly pseudo-artistry. So, next time you stare at your yard be wary: Mosquitoes sting anyone dabbling in pottery.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2010




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