...and they want to ask you those questions right meow.

That's not the weirdest thing I've seen on a highway.

I saw a jet ski late at night that had fallen off it'shiatch, I nearly hit it. On 287 West, right after the Tappan Zee Bridge.

Wow, filter pwned.

mainstreet62: That's not the weirdest thing I've seen on a highway.

I saw a jet ski late at night that had fallen off it'shiatch, I nearly hit it. On 287 West, right after the Tappan Zee Bridge.

That's crazy. Mine's not close to that, but once my friends and I were headed up to Vermont in 3 separate cars on I-91. We were somewhere near the CT/MA border when a ladder fell off the back of a truck in front of us and came flying in our direction. Luckly all it did was hit my other friend's car on the front side near the wheel.

Boulder rustlers! Get the wagons in a circle.

Really. Could be. Nice boulders are, as implied above, valuable landscaping material and thus liable to be stolen. Not only do people like boulders for rock gardens, water gardens, and just plain dumping here and there on lawns, they are also prized by Zen gardeners. The Japanese will pay a massive amount of money for a single natural boulder of a particularly artistic shape. I read about a jade boulder from BC that sold for hundreds of thousands (mind you, it was near gemstone quality). There's also a lot of theft of valuable trees and plants.

Query: Is a fence who sells stolen plants a green-cycler?