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[–] zod000@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 17 hours ago

You're making a whole lot of assumptions about me here, which I'll ignore.

Here are some reasons why I think this is a bad idea for many people. My good friend and neighbor just has rodents (mice in this case) do $7000 in damage to his car by chewing holes in his wiring harness. Also depending on your climate, said leaves are wonderful homes for cockroaches to breed, which I assume you don't want unless you are insane. This was a major issue in Florida if I didn't immediately rake of the vast bed of oak leaves. I have no problem with "good" rodents. Rabbits, squirrels, chipmonks, headehogs (are these even in the US? I've never see one of these anywhere I've live), etc. It's is the mice and rats that can and will ruin your stuff and can majorly screw up your life. Good luck with your leaves.