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yellowperil 12-26-2012 03:41 PM

And if they wont come over for brownies, send over a nice box of homegrown er ... I mean home baked brownies for them to enjoy at home. Follow that up with some nice heart shaped brownies on Valentines day and before you know it you could run a Texas size cattle drive right on through their property and they wont bat an eyelash. That's how I would do it. What are you doing at work anyway? You should be home getting ripped with your friends or family. IMO

sammyg2 12-26-2012 04:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Noporscheform (Post 7172214)
Since college my wife and I have lived in 10 houses in four states and two countries.

Never had a neighbor that did not become a good friend.
Never had a neighbor that would not be welcomed to drop in any time of the day or night.
Never had a neighbor that would feel uncomfortable calling me for ANY reason any time of the day or night.

Just a reminder: we're talking reality here, not some made-up fantasy.

Jeff Higgins 12-26-2012 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Gogar (Post 7171813)
i only have a few neighbors but the new one is a piece.
here is what i think has fueled the fire... ...regardless of fault or blame.


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Originally Posted by T77911S (Post 7171813)
i read part of gogars little story, you dont get it either. they left 1 garbage bag full of food out side... ...your story iis more agrevating than whats going on because you have assumed so much or added things in your story. just stay out of it, your not welcome in my thread. what an ass.

I think Gogar's "little story", representing an entirely plausible point of view of your new neighbors', is something to consider. Your response kinda sorta points to the real problem here. A little introspection may be in order.

porsche930dude 12-26-2012 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy (Post 7172453)
Gogar nailed it. If they don't want your dogs on their property, as a dog owner it is your responsibility to keep your dogs off of their property. Same goes for the kids. Period, end of story. Can't handle that? Then you shouldn't have dogs or kids, because you have zero rights to their property.

We are great friends with all of our neighbors except one, which we have a horrible relationship with. Their dogs started crapping in my yard from the first day they moved in, and at first I was super nice about asking them to keep them out of my yard. But you know what, they made zero effort. Therefore each request became less and less nice, which culminated in my wife unloading on the lady after both she and one of my kids stepped in a big fresh turd. They finally built a fence, but the damage is done. We don't speak, and I'm ok with that. So from my perspective I felt totally disrespected, particularly when I didn't even receive an apology from them after multiple issues. Seems to me you're placing the entirety of the blame on them without any objective reflection on your part. She may be a b!tch, but that doesn't make it ok for your dogs to be in her yard.

when i was kid my mother got sick of the neighbor letting his dog poop in our yard even after repeated warnings. She shoveled up a fresh pile and planted on his front door! cop showed up with the guy and he started yelling at the cop because he wouldnt arrest my mom :D We had no more problems after that

masraum 12-26-2012 05:41 PM

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Gogar nailed it. If they don't want your dogs on their property, as a dog owner it is your responsibility to keep your dogs off of their property. Same goes for the kids. Period, end of story. Can't handle that? Then you shouldn't have dogs or kids, because you have zero rights to their property. <br>
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We are great friends with all of our neighbors except one, which we have a horrible relationship with. Their dogs started crapping in my yard from the first day they moved in, and at first I was super nice about asking them to keep them out of my yard. But you know what, they made zero effort. Therefore each request became less and less nice, which culminated in my wife unloading on the lady after both she and one of my kids stepped in a big fresh turd. They finally built a fence, but the damage is done. We don't speak, and I'm ok with that. So from my perspective I felt totally disrespected, particularly when I didn't even receive an apology from them after multiple issues. Seems to me you're placing the entirety of the blame on them without any objective reflection on your part. She may be a b!tch, but that doesn't make it ok for your dogs to be in her yard.
I work with a guy that had that issue. He asked nicely 3 times. The first time or two they told him that the dog was getting out, bit the third time they finally told him that they let the dog out intentionally and weren't going to stop. I guess it was a small dog because he caught the dog in a trap that you would use for a raccoon and then took the dog to the pound as a stray.

speeder 12-26-2012 07:11 PM

This is a weird thread. Between the illiterate writing and the excuses and justifications, it sounds like it was written by a 12 year old that never got the ass whipping he deserved.

I'm not saying that you're the worst neighbor on earth, but you kind of suck. If you think that they're the "neighbors from hell", you have no clue. People murder their neighbors in a fit of rage all the time in America. ALL the time. This is truly nothing.

These people probably think that they're living behind some pretty inconsiderate neighbors and she's stressing out about it. That's my take. But maybe she's not a very nice person. Doesn't matter. People should keep their business to themselves and not bother their neighbors.

speeder 12-26-2012 07:12 PM

I really just typed all that to give you a badly needed lesson in their/they're/you're/your.

look 171 12-26-2012 08:04 PM

New neighbors, things change. No one likes changes, but you have to accept it. End of story or move. Its easy to make enemies, but it is hard to make a friend, so kill em' with kindness because you have to live with them.

markivtruck 12-26-2012 08:11 PM

sounds like the guy is a pussy and his girlfriend has a pair of balls and a big mouth. hope she is worth it because he has a lot of ass kissing ahead.

look 171 12-26-2012 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by markivtruck (Post 7172947)
sounds like the guy is a pussy and his girlfriend has a pair of balls and a big mouth. hope she is worth it because he has a lot of ass kissing ahead.

Sound like you need to put yourself in other people's shoe before you call them pussy
? Have you even try to see it from both sides, yet?

Maybe she just want to keep people and animals off her property and don't know how to do it tactfully.

look 171 12-26-2012 08:27 PM

I don't know if this will make you feel better? I want to ask the owner of this little f'ing dog that piss on the side of my garage every other day to stay the fook off my property. I just can't catch them. In the owner's head, he thinking, its ok to walk his goddamn dog and pee him somewhere else instead of his own lawn. The pee stains my slate floor out front. I have to hose it off every few days because my kids play there sometimes. Oh I still would ask him very nicely.

Tobra 12-26-2012 08:41 PM

Wash off that wall where the dog pees and spray down the area the dog is trying to mark with that bitter apple stuff. Alternatively, go buy a big thing of dry cayenne pepper and sprinkle it around. Dog gets a snootful of that he will not be happy. Won't work when it is raining of course.

This is a very odd thread, I must say. There are some neighbors you will never get along with, simple as that. I get along with most folks, but had a couple bad neighbors.

It sounds to me the OP has a nice guy with a beeyotch problem next door to him. You may get along with the guy fine, but as long the gal is there, magic 8 ball says, outlook not good.

speeder 12-26-2012 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 7172162)
Good luck, hope it turns out well.

I've been living at my house for nearly 19 years and have NEVER had any issue with a neighbor. No hurt feelings, no gossip, nothing.

That's because I mind my own business and keep to myself and expect them to do the same.
I don't make noise that would annoy them and expect the same in return.
I keep my property clean and maintained and expect the same from them.
I don't go onto their property and ask the same from them. I keep my dog in my back yard and they do the same. No reason to ever have a problem.

I take that back, I might have hurt one neighbor's feelings early on. Once when he asked me to fix his car and once when he asked if he could borrow some tools.
I was cool about it but let him know neither of those are allowed.

Not really sure if he got butt-hurt or not because I mind my own business and didn't go around having conversations with everyone I saw.

I'll wave at the neighbors when I see them and they do the same to me, but that's it. A wave is not an invitation to come over and impose.

It works out really well that way. Friendly from a distance is way better than PITA up close.

My philosophy, (and behavior), exactly. I'm a good neighbor because I like my privacy and respect other's. That's not to say that I won't chat with them and even become friendly, but only if we happen to meet outside or something. I do not impose myself on neighbors at all. :cool:

genrex 12-26-2012 08:49 PM

Never worry, never fear, when all else fails Animal Control Man will save the day! Animal Control Man will solve the problem! Animal Control Man knows how to catch dogs running loose! Animal Control Man! Batteries not included...

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look 171 12-26-2012 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Tobra (Post 7172979)
Wash off that wall where the dog pees and spray down the area the dog is trying to mark with that bitter apple stuff. Alternatively, go buy a big thing of dry cayenne pepper and sprinkle it around. Dog gets a snootful of that he will not be happy. Won't work when it is raining of course.

This is a very odd thread, I must say. There are some neighbors you will never get along with, simple as that. I get along with most folks, but had a couple bad neighbors.

It sounds to me the OP has a nice guy with a beeyotch problem next door to him. You may get along with the guy fine, but as long the gal is there, magic 8 ball says, outlook not good.

Thanks. Will do it tomorrow.

Tishabet 12-26-2012 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins (Post 7172717)
I think Gogar's "little story", representing an entirely plausible point of view of your new neighbors', is something to consider. Your response kinda sorta points to the real problem here. A little introspection may be in order.

Yep.

They bought the property... If they don't want your dog or your kid on it, the it is your responsibility as a good neighbor to ensure that this doesn't happen. Sorry bud.

john70t 12-27-2012 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by genrex (Post 7172992)
Never worry, never fear, when all else fails Animal Control Man will save the day! Animal Control Man will solve the problem! Animal Control Man knows how to catch dogs running loose! Animal Control Man! Batteries not included...
_

I thought this was the south.
Dogs don't come home at all, and you're greeted with a double barrel at the property line by a very irate snaggletooth Jethro.
(Oops,wrong forum. ;) j/k)

Seriously, the couple just bought their new home and are trying to settle in.
They aren't ready for overbearing neighbors on their property. Friendship takes time. Take them some wine and an apology/explanation and just leave them alone.

It will work itself out. You attract more flies with honey.

john70t 12-27-2012 07:59 AM

My "neighbors from hell"?

Living in a building.
2a.m. weekday and I can't hear the TV just past my feet, because 8yo children are singing along to "Smack that a**".
Floor is bouncing in tune.
My place is full of smoke.
Trash strewn down the hallway into the parking lot.
Neighbor has many ruffian friends.
No response from authorities.

techweenie 12-27-2012 08:00 AM

Wow. I've lived all over the West coast. Mostly California. Never once had a neighbor that was unreasonable. Most have been super friendly. Just lucky I guess.

imcarthur 12-27-2012 08:17 AM

Good/bad neighbors are the luck of the draw. I still have the terrorist next door but my porch wall solved our noise problem - previous thread somewhere. We had one altercation this summer - again he started on my wife - the cowardly bastage. I ended up telling him that I would make 2 calls the next time he screwed with me or her in any way: my lawyer & the cops. That shut him up. Every time I mow the lawn he sits on his porch giving me the death stare. But I still say Hi to his kids & I snow blow the sidewalk in front of his house . . .

Ian

flipper35 12-27-2012 01:26 PM

Get one of these (and an extra transimtter if then need more room to run) and the dogs will stay home. PetSafe Wireless Fence

motion 12-27-2012 01:31 PM

In 25 years of living in SoCal, the ONLY time I've ever had a problem with neighbors is due to their cats or dogs spraying my property or barking endlessly. I just do not understand why people own animals and expect their neighbors to put up with them. Damn, people are stupid.

RWebb 12-27-2012 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by motion (Post 7174072)
spraying my property ...

just imagine how you'd feel if helicopters sprayed your property with pesticides and your wife aborted, or your baby was born with birth defects

happens all the time near here

T77911S 01-10-2013 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeff Higgins (Post 7172717)
I think Gogar's "little story", representing an entirely plausible point of view of your new neighbors', is something to consider. Your response kinda sorta points to the real problem here. A little introspection may be in order.

plausible and factual are 2 different things. and thats what pissed me off about his little story. it is not factual and not anywhere close to what happened. you can take part of any story and rewrite to mean anything, and that is exactly what he did, and it was not cool to do that because now people are reading THAT story instead of the true story.

ODDJOB UNO 01-10-2013 09:32 AM

1st and foremost................all 50 states have leash laws. YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE for YOUR DAWGS UNTIL AGE 18. by then yer dawg will be in a wheelchair.


if ya paint yer dawgs dont paint them "baby poo " yellow...............they are now a target.


by letting yer dawgs run you are opening yerself to litigation big time. and criminal charges, not just civil charges.


here if a dawg attacks you you may use deadly force.


people are no damn good, and the idyllic setting you live in and is now befouled by yer jerkwad neighbor is sad.

someday i will write here about the CONTINUING B.S. w/my jerkwad moron "we're special" neighbors. it will be a EPIC JERKWAD novel trust me.

pwd72s 01-10-2013 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by RWebb (Post 7174293)
just imagine how you'd feel if helicopters sprayed your property with pesticides and your wife aborted, or your baby was born with birth defects

happens all the time near here

Not to mention those nasty herbicides killing off your Mary Jane crop.

T77911S 01-10-2013 10:00 AM

so here is an update.

newyears day my brother came up and we did some shooting on the neighbors property. i figured they would call the cops and they did. but i did not find out about it until yesterday. more on this later.

the lady that has the daughter that needed to walk thru their yard to get to the school bus paid to have a survey done on one side of the bad neighbors property. tammy lives donw the road from them, not next to them. the bad neighbor (todd) came out and argued with the surveyer that that was not right and this was his property. so late that night, todd came out and posted a private property sign on the damn to my yard, and one on state propery facing tammys house.
first pic

here is where the fun began.
gogar, this is cut very short so dont go adding details that dont know happened and are not true to influence your point of view.
i put up the sign in the second pic to make fun of his little PP sign. i mean come on, after a dozen times telling us he will call the cops if kids come on his property?
BTW, yes, tammy tried to talk to him to work this out. she even asked if her daughter could cut through for 2 days until we had the path cut. he was not nice about it.
so the cops got called on saturday. basically he said we all need to get along. all the while he kept looking at my sign and laughing saying, "man that is funny".

between saturday and yesterday.
todd has been making phone calls trying to get the sign taken down. he cant since it is on private property.
this kinda made me mad.
he called brookgreen gardens to try to get them to stop the kids from walking on brookgreen property. the guy at brookgreen asked him how long he lived there. todd said 3 weeks. he told him if he has pissed off this many people in this short of time, he better find some way to make amends and told him the kids can walk onthe property.

i new this next call waws just a matter of time.
he called animal control on me. i dont know if my dog went on his property yesterday or not. but before animal control(AC) got there, hs had to call them back to cancel the call because his dog was on my property. he had to ask my son if he could come over and get his dog.

i talked to the AC guy yesterday anyway. he is the one that has filled in some of what has been going on with other people, along with us shooting.
in short, he told todd the same thing. if he wants to put up fences and live ina compound, go live is a subdivision. you have it made out here, nad yes, there will be gun fire out here quite a bit and he needs to figure out how to get along.


like i said in the begining. this was all over someones dog(or wild animal) that got into his garbage(that was left on the ground), the same one that has gotten into my garbage.
but, instead of talking to ME about the dog, his girl friend, some young trinky, yells at my 12 yr old son and they make up some BS story about insurance wont let kids on their property and he will call the cops if they come on his property.

the solution is simple. its the same one that i came up with when i had dog problems. its not worth the fight with my neighbor over her dog, so i just make sure he cant get into my garbage and life is good. i know it will jsut start a fight with her, she is not going to chain her dog, im not going to ask her to chain her dog, i just make sure her dog cant get my garbage. i also keep him scared of me so he does not hang around too much.

have to end here. something came up.

i told the 2 cops i talked to to tell him to come over and we can talk about it and i will tak the sign down.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1357844138.jpg

Schrup 01-10-2013 10:25 AM

Some people have to learn the hard way. I have a new neighbor that moved in across the street last spring. Her father is a maniac, total OCD, works on the place 12 hours a day everyday light/dark, rain/shine. He has already bullied one neighbor over a hedge impending on an alleyway.

I came home last fall & there was a big brick, obviously off her house, laying out in the street. I asked him about it as I kicked it to the curb & he said it was to slow people down. I asked him if he realized that was wrong & that innocent people could be affected & he baulked. I yelled at him to quit being an idiot & went in my house. Now he gives me the stink eye & I'm good with that, I just smile.

BTW, what does the sign say?

RWebb 01-10-2013 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by pwd72s (Post 7200453)
Not to mention those nasty herbicides killing off your Mary Jane crop.

sorry to hear about your garden, Paul

aigel 01-10-2013 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by T77911S (Post 7200508)
so here is an update.
....

have to end here. something came up.

Time to get more beer?

:D

G

T77911S 01-11-2013 03:35 AM

had to go get my mother from hospital. i now have a new resident in my house.


you guys keep talking about dogs and laws and such. he has 3 dogs and i new it was a matter of time before they came on my property. he was outside along with my son and so there was no doubt that he was caught with his hand in the cookie jar when he had to ask if he could come get his dog. his dogs have also been dumping on tammys property. so the dog point is mute, and my neighbor knows it.

you have to remember where i live. its like living in the country. we shoot guns in the backyard and dogs run free. when i moved there, idid not have ANY dogs and i had one that LIVED at my house and at times 3 or 4 others in my yard. did i complain? did i threaten or call the cops? NO! i accepted it as part of where i lived.

his twinky got her panties in a wad and THEY handled the situation like a 12 year old with retaliation. out of the 5 families that they directly pissed off, they only had issues with 1, ME. and i was wrongly accused, scratch that, wrongly found guilty.

T77911S 01-11-2013 03:39 AM

the good sign did not up load

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1357907976.jpg

Don Ro 01-11-2013 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by T77911S (Post 7171804)
he is a really nice guy, i think the girlfriend is just one major *****. thing is, she does not look nearly good enough ...i might be able to see why it puts up with it. but who knows,

Pussy'll do that. :eek:

T77911S 01-22-2013 07:03 AM

well its over. he was outside the other day and i called him over. i said my sign was pretty good wasnt it. he said he new he was whipped after that.

it came down to what i thought it was all about. someones dogs getting into his trash. he said yea, quote "i found out it was not your dog that did it"
i told him that if he had just come over and talked to me, instead of a 12 year old, that we could have resolved this in the begining, and he agreed.
we talked and joked about it for a bit and i think things are all good. i even offered him my old workbench, which is still good, but he did not have room for it now.

people on here have talked about dog laws and such. that does not really matter here. his dogs are in my yard, and 2 other neighbors yards and so no one can really complain to anyone else about there dog.
i told him its about picking your battles. yea, there is a dog that gets in my trash and has chewed up tools and such, but instead of starting a fight that i know will not go anywhere, i just make sure i dont leave tools out or the dog can get in my trash and life is all good.

i have not really followed this anymore since gogar ruined it for me. thanks. his little "story" that was made up was no where close to anything factual that happened and i hope it did not sway anyone into thinking that is what went on.

i took my sign down. anyone need a 4x8 private property sign? maybe gogars neighbor?

sammyg2 01-22-2013 07:46 AM

All I can say is I am glad I don't live in that neighborhood.

recycled sixtie 01-22-2013 07:53 AM

I have learned from this thread. I have started talking to my neighbors again after an eight month hiatus. If you see negative long enough you can turn it into a positive.:):)

KFC911 01-22-2013 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 7223007)
All I can say is I am glad I don't live in that neighborhood.

You've been Californicated for far too long...I know exactly where the OP is coming from :D.

onewhippedpuppy 01-22-2013 10:16 AM

Glad you were able to resolve it. Picking on gogar isn't justified however, he was just playing devil's advocate. While your neighbor may not have reacted well, you didn't appear to be 100% in the right either. If you don't have thick skin I wouldn't recommend posting your personal problems here.SmileWavy

Danimal16 01-22-2013 10:36 AM

I envy you for having problems like this! I hope you all have a great future. Funny how things can grow into friendships. Good luck.

For all of those that knock California, well sure, there are stupid folks everywhere. T77 and others who recommended the getting together with the neighbor works here in California just as well. Don't give up on us yet, BUT if I ever leave the State, I vow to adopt to where ever I end up.

DanB

T77911S 01-23-2013 04:49 AM

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Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy (Post 7223293)
Glad you were able to resolve it. Picking on gogar isn't justified however, he was just playing devil's advocate. While your neighbor may not have reacted well, you didn't appear to be 100% in the right either. If you don't have thick skin I wouldn't recommend posting your personal problems here.SmileWavy

some day i will learn.

i wasnt really posting it as a problem or looking for a solution. just talking about what was going on at home. i think the house has been empty more than it has been lived in. besides, they were the ones losing out on relationships with their new neighbors....all of them, not just me.


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