What? I can't put them in the dryer. :shrug:
You should of gotten them blow dried.
What? I can't put them in the dryer. :shrug:
You should of gotten them blow dried.
If crappy front doors, yards, porta potties and foreclosure notices don't bother them.......
The guy down the street from me has several cars he's working on in his garage and driveway. One of them is jacked up on tree stumps.
Several of them were burning leaves and using noisy yard power tools all weekend.
Dogs get loose and camp out on decks and patios that don't belong to them.
We have gobs of children who play outside and make an ungodly racket, especially at the house with the trampoline.
You can hear the school's PA system all over the 'hood, starting at 8am. And when they have their school fun day on the playground, look out!
This is not a neighborhood for the easily irritated.
Oh, and the other guy down the street from me has garage parties almost every Friday night in the summer. Coolers full of crap beer so I usually bring my own.
WTF?..All the rest of the stuff on your list din't even cause me to shrug my shoulders. But this?..THIS???..
Time to move.
The guy down the street from me has several cars he's working on in his garage and driveway. One of them is jacked up on tree stumps.
Several of them were burning leaves and using noisy yard power tools all weekend.
Dogs get loose and camp out on decks and patios that don't belong to them.
We have gobs of children who play outside and make an ungodly racket, especially at the house with the trampoline.
You can hear the school's PA system all over the 'hood, starting at 8am. And when they have their school fun day on the playground, look out!
This is not a neighborhood for the easily irritated.
No way could I live there because I am "easily irritated". I grew up in a house with no close neighbors and currently live in a house with no close neighbors.
Which brings up another point. If my neighbor had a shed or some other hard to move item and it was only a few feet over my property line, I doubt I'd make them move it. I'd most likely just go meh, and build my fence so that it doesn't include their shed or whatever.
We're a pretty laid back bunch in my 'hood, which was one of the attractions to this house.
Which brings up another point. If my neighbor had a shed or some other hard to move item and it was only a few feet over my property line, I doubt I'd make them move it. I'd most likely just go meh, and build my fence so that it doesn't include their shed or whatever.
We're a pretty laid back bunch in my 'hood, which was one of the attractions to this house.
What kind of stuff?
If it were my neighbor, I'd just go over and say, hey, I'm building a fence and can you move your stuff back into your own yard?
The guy down the street from me has several cars he's working on in his garage and driveway. One of them is jacked up on tree stumps.
Several of them were burning leaves and using noisy yard power tools all weekend.
Dogs get loose and camp out on decks and patios that don't belong to them.
We have gobs of children who play outside and make an ungodly racket, especially at the house with the trampoline.
You can hear the school's PA system all over the 'hood, starting at 8am. And when they have their school fun day on the playground, look out!
This is not a neighborhood for the easily irritated.
These might just be the reasons you have so many empty homes in your area???
Did you specify with the survey co. that you wanted a boundary survey and for them to establish a fence line? Or did you get a house location survey for purchase/refinance? There is a difference between the two in price and accuracy.
I'm sorry. I didn't think you'd mind if I used your tree.
I've always had close neighbors until we moved here 4 years ago. I love it here! Our parties don't disturb anyone and nobody disturbs us (well except when someone starts shooting their guns somewhere thru the woods during little man's naptime lol). I don't have patience for inconsiderate, busybody or "messy" neighbors so I'm really happy where we live.
I would definitely have fought the tresspassing charges. We kept our fence 3 feet off the property line (actually about 12 feet in places since the neighbors drive way is on our property) and the new neighbors used a bob cat and ripped out our flowerbeds and becasue the ground was lowered by 3 foot right up to the fence our fence is leaning. I wanted to go with destruction of private property charges but hubby is making me be nice.
That . Property that you give up claim to, or property of yours that someone else maintains for a minimum number of years (7?), becomes their property and can legally take claim to it regardless of your pre-exisitng platt.
Yes, we specified a boundary survey to establish a fence line.