Hello Bob!

04 Jun 09 06:11, you wrote to Dan Ceppa:

 RC>>> Which is why I suggested carport, garage and backyard..

 DC>> That still doesn't get to the bottom line:  Not all home business
 DC>> are legal.

 BA> Prostitution, to cite one example. 

Thats taking it to an extreme...

Forgetting the "Home" part, not every business is legal either,
so what is your point?

Can you setup a wallboard factory and use asbestos?

Can you setup a pharmacy in the towns business district and sell heroin?

Obviously the answer is no, but these examples by extension dont make all
businesses illegal on the sole basis of 2 radical examples.

Telecommuting isnt illegal either, most who do do not do anything more than
those who dont as far as comings and goings, by that I mean, they still
have to go run lifes normal errands, the only thing one might notice is the
car sits in the driveway moreso than normal during the 9-5 norm.

Oh and this paragraph is for Dan Ceppa:

Dan, our Zone One Coordinator, Janis, her husband Ron is a Senior
Programmer for I believe Filemaker Pro, he does all of his work *FROM
HOME*. Their house is aged to the mid to late 1800's and is in an old
section of town and is on the historic registry, meaning they cant change
its outward appearance, yet what Ron does is perfectly legal, telecommuting
doesnt mean being a receiving dock.

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