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My next door neighbor thinks it's perfectly OK to use her pushcart leafblower to blow all her yard waste onto my driveway, covering both my and my wife's cars in dust and debris. Not just "oh I was blowing stuff onto the street and some got on your property" but full-on "I am riding up and down the side of your driveway clearing off the edge of my property directly onto yours." Problem is, I don't think she actually lives next door, I think she's just the landlord, so I almost never see her except for when she's clearing the lawn. Next time I catch her doing it I'm going to ask her to stop, but the outlook is grim IMO - she very obviously knows what she's doing and I doubt me asking her to stop is going to change anything. I feel like I at least have to make the effort to ask her before I start taking photos and going to the police about it. Honestly my biggest issue is I don't feel being known around the neighborhood as the guy that got into a shouting match with a 65+ old lady, but I also don't feel like being the pissbitch who gets his cars washed every time the neighbor decides to clear off her yard.
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Volcott posted:Put up a fence. I rent unfortunately, but I also don't think I should have to spend money on a solution when the real solution is "deal with your own loving yard waste"
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Aug 8, 2016 18:33
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How! posted:I lived in a house in New Orleans that was in a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood. We were the last poo poo holes left on the whole block. The wall was peeling of the back of the house- you could see sunlight through the roof, we had a roost of pigeons living in the wall of the kitchen. The kitchen floor itself was wavier than a skatepark, infested with roaches, and every appliance was broken or missing. Are you my friend John the punk rock anarchist guy I went to high school with?
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Aug 11, 2016 05:31
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