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Norbert 2 year s ago
TL;DR
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Rosabel 2 year s ago
fair enough, don't give in to bullies
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Jos 2 year s ago
She should have let most of the air out of the truck’s tires. Still drivable, but not safe to drive any distance.
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Laffie 2 year s ago
Jos,
That is potentially a far worse offense ("malicious mischief to a vehicle" maybe, depending on the interpretation) than parking on someone's lawn and might actually end up with you being charged and/or paying for "damages" on top of the AHole neighbour getting the high moral ground as "the victim".
What would have been potentially a lot more effective is repeated complaints to homeowners association which could, depending on their bylaws, force a sale of the property.
HOA in my apartment building has a 3 strikes rule, it had to be invoked once in the 70-ish years my HOA was operated because most people just need to be reminded that that particular section of the bylaw exists and is binding to make them behave.
That is potentially a far worse offense ("malicious mischief to a vehicle" maybe, depending on the interpretation) than parking on someone's lawn and might actually end up with you being charged and/or paying for "damages" on top of the AHole neighbour getting the high moral ground as "the victim".
What would have been potentially a lot more effective is repeated complaints to homeowners association which could, depending on their bylaws, force a sale of the property.
HOA in my apartment building has a 3 strikes rule, it had to be invoked once in the 70-ish years my HOA was operated because most people just need to be reminded that that particular section of the bylaw exists and is binding to make them behave.
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Mildred 2 year s ago
smells like bullsh#t
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Alan 2 year s ago
Pics or it never happened.
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Sarilla 2 year s ago
Ok who actually read this whole thing???
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Deborah 2 year s ago
Sarilla,
You should. Entertaining and worth it.
You should. Entertaining and worth it.
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Mur 2 year s ago
Sarilla,
I did, fascinating read.
I did, fascinating read.
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Libby 2 year s ago
It would have been best to try to de-escalate one more time early on. Understand she was sick but you don't want to jump into a hard response quickly. Now she has to deal with an irate neighbor - guarantee her stress level is through the roof every time she leaves the house now.
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Alexander 2 year s ago
Libby,
I doubt it, the second time it happened the dad's anger was deflated as it was the son's fault for lying to him about where he parked his truck. The neighbors haven't bothered her at the time she posted the updates, and they even sold the truck and bought a small car. I bet the ND is smart enough to know that the next time they have to go before a judge it won't go so easy.
I doubt it, the second time it happened the dad's anger was deflated as it was the son's fault for lying to him about where he parked his truck. The neighbors haven't bothered her at the time she posted the updates, and they even sold the truck and bought a small car. I bet the ND is smart enough to know that the next time they have to go before a judge it won't go so easy.
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Lucille 2 year s ago
This is why respecting the neighbors boundaries are so important. Sounds like the neighbors are trash and their rude son sounds like an awful person. This is the kind of thing that could have been avoided if the neighbor parents were decent people.
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salamoon 2 year s ago
that moment when you are SO STUPID AND IGNORANT that you buy your teenage son huge truck like f350 and you dont even have a space to park it.... and THEN you want park it on other neighbours property 
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Riche 2 year s ago
Could have been three sentences.
"My aggressive neighbor parked on my private property without permission many times. I had it towed and the police charged him. He now has a small truck."
Accompany this with pictures and voila.
"My aggressive neighbor parked on my private property without permission many times. I had it towed and the police charged him. He now has a small truck."
Accompany this with pictures and voila.
That is potentially a far worse offense ("malicious mischief to a vehicle" maybe, depending on the interpretation) than parking on someone's lawn and might actually end up with you being charged and/or paying for "damages" on top of the AHole neighbour getting the high moral ground as "the victim".
What would have been potentially a lot more effective is repeated complaints to homeowners association which could, depending on their bylaws, force a sale of the property.
HOA in my apartment building has a 3 strikes rule, it had to be invoked once in the 70-ish years my HOA was operated because most people just need to be reminded that that particular section of the bylaw exists and is binding to make them behave.
You should. Entertaining and worth it.
I did, fascinating read.
I doubt it, the second time it happened the dad's anger was deflated as it was the son's fault for lying to him about where he parked his truck. The neighbors haven't bothered her at the time she posted the updates, and they even sold the truck and bought a small car. I bet the ND is smart enough to know that the next time they have to go before a judge it won't go so easy.
"My aggressive neighbor parked on my private property without permission many times. I had it towed and the police charged him. He now has a small truck."
Accompany this with pictures and voila.