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ADPiShannan 07-15-2004 03:05 PM

Who hates neighbors?
 
Let me just say I hate neighbors who think everything is theirs and dont care about anyone but themselves. So we are currently renting a house from a nice man and the neighborhood is awesome as is the town. We wont buy though cause we want to move to NC. Anyways, the house is on 3 acres and there is actually 2 houses on the lot. Well he couldnt rent the big house out cause it needed remodeled. So weve lived here for over a year now without anyone in front of us in the other house.

Well now some jerk off is leasing it and he thinks hes god according to how he talks. When he signed the lease he came up to our house and told us then starts telling us what he wants us to do and Im like um no you arent the landlord screw off, he didnt like me cause I do have attitude and dont take shit. Now hes been bringing things over for a week and putting boxes in his houses garage, but every morn he steals my newspapers. Hes been doing it since Monday. I know cause the hubby leaves and its there down at the bottom of the drive, but I dont get up till much later and when I go down they are gone. That pisses me off.

Then hes been parking in my driveway around back of my house and he has his own, its hard to get into our place now. Ontop of it all I come home about 10 mins ago and noone is here and now he just pulled up and they are moving in, but they told the movers to park their truck in our driveway so we are blocked in and so he isnt. I went out and yelled and hes like oh well you dont need to go anywhere for a few hours. Im like look you dont know what I need to do or not...... I know Im gonna HATE this guy already.........

I am seriously going to go out and tell him off so bad if he doesnt stop all this crap........ Sorry I needed to vent to someone and my hubby is out of the office right now in a meeting so I cant call and yell to him....

GRRRRRRR.

CSUSigEp 07-15-2004 03:32 PM

put some bologna on his car.

steelepike 07-15-2004 03:40 PM

beat him with a wet noodle.


well seriously the guy is being a little on the jerky side.

IowaStatePhiPsi 07-15-2004 03:46 PM

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Originally posted by CSUSigEp
put some bologna on his car.
agreed.
OR crawl up and duke on his windshield

KellyB369 07-15-2004 03:52 PM

What a jerk! Maybe you could say something to your landlord first before blowing the guy out of the water. I know it would feel better to just tell the jerk off, but your landlord should have to handle that kind of crap.

I don't like neighbors either. The girl who lives underneath me just got a puppy. Now I know puppies bark, but I don't have one and I shouldn't have to listen to hers yap everytime she leaves the house. To top it off, she gives my roommate and I dirty looks whenever we see her and I am thinking, I don't know what you're looking at, your dog is annoying the crap out of us!
But thank the Lord my upstairs neighbors moved out this past weekend! Our floors/cielings are pretty thick and we rarely ever heard the previous people walking around or anything, but I swear the people who just moved out used to run around their apartment and play basketball or something at all hours of the day and night.

I love not having any responsibilities with an apartment but I can't wait until I can live in my own house and don't have people above or below me.

KillarneyRose 07-15-2004 03:53 PM

Perhaps you, your husband, the landlord and jerkoff guy can sit down together and make it very clear where he is to park, how he can get his very own newspaper subscription and stuff like that?

HBADPi 07-15-2004 03:59 PM

Argh I had a nice run in with my neighbors downstairs over the weekend. Every apartment in the complex gets 2 parking spaces and my dad's away so he left his car at my place. My boyfriend came up this past weekend and all the visitor spots were taken (the fact that for over 50 units there are only 8 visitor spots is another issue). My neighbors downstairs only have one car, and so they have an extra spot they never use, and whenever people come over I have them park there. Not once has this been an issue with my neighbors but for some reason on Saturday night they decided to have my bf's car towed at 2 am!!! Luckily I woke up to the noises outside my window and was able to stop the towtruck but they still made us pay the 65 dollar drop fee. I was so pissed off!! It wasnt like they even needed the spot at 2 am, the damn spot stayed empty the entire night and all through Sunday! What irritates me even more is that they love karaoke and they always bust out the song book at like 11-12 pm right when I'm about to hit the sack. I've never once complained and the fact that they called security before even coming upstairs and being like hey can you move the car, really has got me going. Argh! I wish they'd move!!

Peaches-n-Cream 07-15-2004 04:02 PM

I have been very lucky with my neighbors. We ignore each other until we get to the elevator and then we say hello.

I would ask the landlord to tell your neighbor where to park. I would tell the neighbor about the newspaper.

ADPiShannan 07-15-2004 04:09 PM

I think Im going to call the landlord today to ask to talk to him about this guy. My hubby is gonna be home any time now and I know he wont be able to get into the driveway cause of this moving truck....

As for the papers, I know he did it cause its never been missing for over a year and sometimes well leave for a weekend and come home and all our papers from fri-sun are sitting in the driveway. Its funny cause I know the paper delivery guy and I called him yesterday and hes like yes Ive been delivering the paper, I even saw your hubby going to work the other morn. So today the paper was there and I had to laugh cause we dont have boxes here so they put the papers in a plastic bag and on the bag in HUGE print was 9162 my house number. I laughed when I saw it.

We get a local newspaper once a week in our mail and in it it tells you all about police arrests and stuff and a few weeks back there was one in there for a guy on a bike who stole a ladys newpaper out of her driveway and she followed him and had him arrested for stealing. I lauhged cause my hubbys like lets catch him in the act and have him arrested. I wish I could but I signed another year lease I cant start all that before he even is moved in lol.

aphibeach 07-15-2004 06:33 PM

i would complain to the landlord. i am sure he will take into account your concerns considering you've been leasing from him for quite some time. explain in a calm matter the issues you are having with your new neighbor. tell the landlord if these issues are not resolved, you will break your lease and move. trust me, the landlord will not want to lose good leasers, especially leasers that have been there for a while.

i had problems with the people who lives behind me a while back. they have a 7000 square foot house (trust me i checked it out when the problem arised). they have this dog and would leave it out all night long and just let it bark until 4 or 5am during the week. well this wouldn't be so much a problem if i didn't work at 6am. because the neighbor's property line comes about 100 feet to my property line, the dog would just sit there and bark.....it was so annoying. finally i got so annoyed that i started to call the police and place noise complaints. they would go out to the house at 2am and tell the people to bring the dog in the house (because that's all the dog wanted!) and after the 2nd call, they start getting fined. well the fined is delayed because it is mailed to the house......so after the 5th or 6th noise complaint from me, these people ended up racking up a $2000 fine and they never leave their dog outside anymore.

Rudey 07-15-2004 06:39 PM

I got 4 words for you:

Flaming bag of sh*t.

-Rudey

IowaStatePhiPsi 07-15-2004 11:01 PM

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Originally posted by Rudey
I got 4 words for you:

Flaming bag of sh*t.

-Rudey

Wouldnt that be 3 words and a censor-bleep? :D

piphimaggie 07-15-2004 11:43 PM

before we moved to Iowa (whoo hooo!!!!!!!!!), we had to deal with some nasty new neighbors who had just moved in next door to our house in MD. Our house was seperated by theirs by a long drive that led to their garage, however, the grass that bordered our fence and their driveway was legally ours (we looked into it)...

apparently they didnt...

The Husband started to get very militant with "his" grounds....and he began to cut off my mother's roses that were poking through the fence...even though legally they were still on our property....and he wouldnt even pick them to give to his wife for a centerpiece....no.....they'd just be thrown over the fence into our yard, totally ruined. That wasnt all...we had three pine trees on OUR little bit of land that bordered HIS drive....but I guess that was too much for this guy because he cut ALL THE BRANCHES back to the very border of our lot, as if he was disciplining the tree for dropping needles on his driveway.

thank god we moved away, I could feel a nasty legal battle coming on if we hadnt.

ZTAngel 07-16-2004 07:59 AM

The next time he parks in your driveway and blocks you in, tow his car. It's your driveway so, therefore, he's illegally parked there. That'll teach him not to park on your driveway when he has to pay $150 to get his car back.

I have neighbors from hell. I move out this weekend but they have made my life a living hell. I rarely sleep at my place (I stay at my boyfriend's) otherwise I'd be kept up until 4am everyday when I have to be up at 7am.

The two girls are college sophomores which is fine except they live in a family apartment complex where most of the people work. They're partying until the wee hours of the morning and keep up the people around them.

The apartment complex has gotten numerous complaints about them and they've threatened to evict but the girls are still loud.

My roommate and I have went off at them a few times and they're now scared of us. :) They make sure we're not outside when they leave to go to there car. I ran into them a few times in the parking lot and they'll duck behind a car.

tinydancer 07-16-2004 11:53 AM

Most of my neighbors are really quiet and keep to themselves. Then there are the ones next door who have one of those portable basketball hoops that you can roll out into the street. They have marathon basketball in the street all day and they sure take their sweet time getting out of the street if a car comes by. Some of the kids are small and I'm afraid someone is going to get smashed flat as a fritter by a speeding car. No adult seems to be watching them.

I'm just glad they don't play into the wee hours of the morning - most of the time they stop when it gets dark. I can hear the thump thump thump of the basketball all the way in the back of my house!!:mad:

Lady Pi Phi 07-16-2004 12:14 PM

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Originally posted by tinydancer
Most of my neighbors are really quiet and keep to themselves. Then there are the ones next door who have one of those portable basketball hoops that you can roll out into the street. They have marathon basketball in the street all day and they sure take their sweet time getting out of the street if a car comes by. Some of the kids are small and I'm afraid someone is going to get smashed flat as a fritter by a speeding car. No adult seems to be watching them.

I'm just glad they don't play into the wee hours of the morning - most of the time they stop when it gets dark. I can hear the thump thump thump of the basketball all the way in the back of my house!!:mad:

If you want to look on the bright side of that, at least the kids are outside playing instead of inside watching tv, playing video games and chowing down on junk food.

tinydancer 07-16-2004 12:42 PM

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Originally posted by Lady Pi Phi
If you want to look on the bright side of that, at least the kids are outside playing instead of inside watching tv, playing video games and chowing down on junk food.
You do have a good point there. Actually, they seem to be nice kids and at least they do not cause trouble in the neighborhood. The worst neighbors I had were the white trash people down the street who would go around and siphon gas out of everyone's cars at night. Fortunately for us, they moved (actually moved out in the middle of the night and skipped out on the rent, I was told.)

jharb 07-16-2004 12:51 PM

I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer. It's really gross because she's got all these trees around her porch so you can't see from the side, but when I take the dogs out you can see her in plain view b/c I take them to the far end of the yard. It's so gross, and she's mean and steals our newspaper regularly. What's funny though is she gives us Christmas presents though, but it's usually like a box of tissues or something else equally as random.

ZTAngel 07-16-2004 01:39 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer.
I think you win for worst neighbor ever. Ew!

IowaStatePhiPsi 07-16-2004 01:55 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer.
I shuddered when I read that. Bad visual image.

jharb 07-16-2004 02:11 PM

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Originally posted by IowaStatePhiPsi
I shuddered when I read that. Bad visual image.
Imagine living next to it. We've tried calling the cops, but somehow she figures it out and goes in before they get there.

KSigkid 07-16-2004 02:13 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer. It's really gross because she's got all these trees around her porch so you can't see from the side, but when I take the dogs out you can see her in plain view b/c I take them to the far end of the yard. It's so gross, and she's mean and steals our newspaper regularly. What's funny though is she gives us Christmas presents though, but it's usually like a box of tissues or something else equally as random.
That may be one of the most disturbing things I've ever heard. I just puked in my own mouth.

moe.ron 07-16-2004 05:56 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer. It's really gross because she's got all these trees around her porch so you can't see from the side, but when I take the dogs out you can see her in plain view b/c I take them to the far end of the yard. It's so gross, and she's mean and steals our newspaper regularly. What's funny though is she gives us Christmas presents though, but it's usually like a box of tissues or something else equally as random.
You win.

aphibeach 07-16-2004 08:58 PM

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The worst neighbors I had were the white trash people down the street who would go around and siphon gas out of everyone's cars at night.
hahahah i dont know which is worse, having neighbors who siphon gas from people's cars or a naked 80 year old woman sitting on her porch

jharb 07-16-2004 08:59 PM

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Originally posted by aphibeach
hahahah i dont know which is worse, having neighbors who siphon gas from people's cars or a naked 80 year old woman sitting on her porch
At least she's on her back porch...that way you can't see her from the street...I'd be pissed if I got in my car and all my gas was gone!

honeychile 07-16-2004 09:18 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
I have the worst neighbor ever. She's about 80 and she sits on her back porch NAKED in the summer. It's really gross because she's got all these trees around her porch so you can't see from the side, but when I take the dogs out you can see her in plain view b/c I take them to the far end of the yard. It's so gross, and she's mean and steals our newspaper regularly. What's funny though is she gives us Christmas presents though, but it's usually like a box of tissues or something else equally as random.
This SO sounds like either senile dementia or Alzheimer's disease - a LOT of Alzheimer's clients become "clothing optional". As a geriatric counselor, I've seen way too much of this! And the Kleenex thing just sends it over the top. Does she have family checking in on her?

I have had some wild neighbors (one who would have sex with the men who were working on my roof - on her porch!), and some great ones. Currently, I have one set that plants, mows, and sets up those silly garden signs in my yard, and moved the surveyors' pegs (!), and an older couple who treat me like the daughter. Once, the older couple called me, just to make sure that I was home (because the light was on, and I wasn't supposed to be home). They're really dollbabies, and make up for the wackos!

jharb 07-16-2004 11:26 PM

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Originally posted by honeychile
This SO sounds like either senile dementia or Alzheimer's disease - a LOT of Alzheimer's clients become "clothing optional". As a geriatric counselor, I've seen way too much of this! And the Kleenex thing just sends it over the top. Does she have family checking in on her?
Her son is over at her house several times a week. He's only there during the days though, and she tends to start this in the evenings. He won't talk to us and almost ran over our cat once. We try and ignore her for the most part. With the Kleenex, everyone on our street sends each other small things for Christmas so it's not entirely off...she just tends to send household items.

honeychile 07-16-2004 11:48 PM

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Originally posted by jharb
Her son is over at her house several times a week. He's only there during the days though, and she tends to start this in the evenings. He won't talk to us and almost ran over our cat once. We try and ignore her for the most part. With the Kleenex, everyone on our street sends each other small things for Christmas so it's not entirely off...she just tends to send household items.
Makes a lot of sense - a form of Alzheimer's is referred to as "Sundowner's Syndrome", since the behavior worsens after dark.

I'm glad her son stops in, though. Too often, the kids get grossed out & stop visiting.


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