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The 2nd one seems like real small potatoes. It really should be up to individual businessess to regular that sort of thing. We really don't need a city-wide ordinence regulating how "loud" a person's perfume is. Waste of time.

Nice to see that this city apparently has no REAL problems, though.
DamosA on February 25, 2011 at 1:51 PM Report this

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