On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 13:28:05 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:

I get along with this neighbor just fine but am worried about my
approach should I initiate a conversation. I don't want to come
across as angry and destroy a good relationship.

Have any of you responders noticed that the OP has not answered any of the
suggestions? I'm thinking this Suzie-Q is just another ignorant troll who
has had some fun with you all.

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In article ,
Dan C wrote:

- On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 13:28:05 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:
-
- I get along with this neighbor just fine but am worried about my
- approach should I initiate a conversation. I don't want to come
- across as angry and destroy a good relationship.
-
- Have any of you responders noticed that the OP has not answered any of the
- suggestions? I'm thinking this Suzie-Q is just another ignorant troll who
- has had some fun with you all.

Or maybe I just haven't gotten back to my computer until now.
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"Suzie-Q" wrote in message
...
My neighbor occasionally parks his car in front of my house.
It usually doesn't stay there for long -- maybe a few hours.
But as of today he has had his car parked in front of my house
for three or four days.

I think you have to ignore it unless he makes a practice of it then you have
to get devious because nothing irritates an asshole more than doing to him
as he did to you.

In my neighborhood the law looks askance on vehicles that are "abandoned"
and they define that as parked more than three days. Anyone can complain to
the cops about a vehicle and they come out and red tag it and watch it for
three days before taking action.

The problem with that is that true assholes know all about it and simply
move the car a couple of feet. If he does that he identifies himself as a
true asshole and some people just have him tagged again but quickly remove
the tag so he doesn't see it. That way he gets towed away as he deserves,
never to do it again or even to know what happened.

Of course I would never so that!

In article ,
Suzie-Q wrote:

- My neighbor occasionally parks his car in front of my house.
- It usually doesn't stay there for long -- maybe a few hours.
- But as of today he has had his car parked in front of my house
- for three or four days.
-
- Now, I know the street is public and that anyone can sort of
- park anywhere (with limits). But besides just not wanting to
- look out my window and see his car (an old but nicely maintained
- VW bug), two things are happening. He's making it very difficult
- for the letter carrier to get to my mailbox. I'm sure she has to
- get out of her car to put mail in my box. Second, he's making it
- difficult for the elderly woman across the street to back
- out of her driveway. She's worried that she'll hit his car.
-
- I get along with this neighbor just fine but am worried about my
- approach should I initiate a conversation. I don't want to come
- across as angry and destroy a good relationship.
-
- Any suggestions?

I spoke with the neighbor logically and politely, as a few of you
recommended, and he moved the car immediately. I was still worried
that he might not be happy with my request. I did mention the mailbox
and elderly woman problems.

No, I'm not a troll. Just someone with many questions/situations for
which I find this group extremely helpful.

Thanks to all who replied -- even those of you with not-so-helpful
replies. You entertained me.
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~~~~~~
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today than I was yesterday." -Adlai Stevenson

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http://www.intergnat.com/pussygames/

On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 14:31:24 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:

I spoke with the neighbor logically and politely, as a few of you
recommended, and he moved the car immediately. I was still worried
that he might not be happy with my request. I did mention the mailbox
and elderly woman problems.

And you couldn't come up with that solution prior to asking in here? It
truly amazes me at the inability to think for themselves that some people
have. How have you gotten through life to this point with such a complete
lack of common sense?

No, I'm not a troll. Just someone with many questions/situations for
which I find this group extremely helpful.

This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
questions somewhere else.

Thanks to all who replied -- even those of you with not-so-helpful
replies. You entertained me.

You're an ignorant (and fat) bitch.

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Dan C wrote:

On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 14:31:24 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:

I spoke with the neighbor logically and politely, as a few of you
recommended, and he moved the car immediately. I was still worried
that he might not be happy with my request. I did mention the mailbox
and elderly woman problems.

And you couldn't come up with that solution prior to asking in here? It
truly amazes me at the inability to think for themselves that some people
have. How have you gotten through life to this point with such a complete
lack of common sense?

No, I'm not a troll. Just someone with many questions/situations for
which I find this group extremely helpful.

This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
questions somewhere else.

Thanks to all who replied -- even those of you with not-so-helpful
replies. You entertained me.

You're an ignorant (and fat) bitch.

--
If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
Linux Registered User #327951

Gee Dan C you just identified yourself as a complete moron.
I would tell you not to reply, but being a moron you probably will.
But I will never see your posts again.

LB

On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:26:13 -0400, wrote:

I totally agree with you, I'll use a better words "Arse Hole"

Gee Dan C you just identified yourself as a complete moron.
I would tell you not to reply, but being a moron you probably will.
But I will never see your posts again.

LB

"Dan C" wrote

This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
questions somewhere else.

Screw you and the horse you rode in on. Just who do you think you are,
trying to dictate what someone can post?

Take a hike loser.

On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 23:41:45 +0000, Ernie Post wrote:

This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
questions somewhere else.

Screw you and the horse you rode in on.

Keep your sexual perversions out of it, will ya?

Just who do you think you are, trying to dictate what someone can post?

I'll try to explain it in simple terms for you. There are over 50,000
newsgroups, each with a topic (the title gives some clues). Why bother
having all these groups if you can just post whatever you want in any of
them? Can you understand that concept?

Take a hike loser.

I think not.

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Dan C wrote:


I think not.


You prove that with each post.

Steve
41N

It's housing related, and certainly an appropriate question. What's wrong
with bouncing things off other people? A lot of people can relate their
firsthand experiences, then you can decide which way to go. Not a big deal.
Besides, you don't have to read the thread if it offends you.

Dave


"Dan C" wrote in message
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On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 14:31:24 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:

I spoke with the neighbor logically and politely, as a few of you
recommended, and he moved the car immediately. I was still worried
that he might not be happy with my request. I did mention the mailbox
and elderly woman problems.

And you couldn't come up with that solution prior to asking in here? It
truly amazes me at the inability to think for themselves that some people
have. How have you gotten through life to this point with such a complete
lack of common sense?

No, I'm not a troll. Just someone with many questions/situations for
which I find this group extremely helpful.

This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
questions somewhere else.

Thanks to all who replied -- even those of you with not-so-helpful
replies. You entertained me.

You're an ignorant (and fat) bitch.

--
If you're not on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
Linux Registered User #327951

In article . net,
"Airkings" wrote:

- It's housing related, and certainly an appropriate question. What's wrong
- with bouncing things off other people? A lot of people can relate their
- firsthand experiences, then you can decide which way to go. Not a big deal.
- Besides, you don't have to read the thread if it offends you.
-
- Dave

Thanks, Dave, but he's really not worth the effort you took to
type your response.

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~~~~~~
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today than I was yesterday." -Adlai Stevenson

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http://www.intergnat.com/malebashing/
http://www.intergnat.com/pussygames/

In article ,
Dan C wrote:

- On Wed, 22 Jun 2005 14:31:24 +0000, Suzie-Q wrote:
-
- I spoke with the neighbor logically and politely, as a few of you
- recommended, and he moved the car immediately. I was still worried
- that he might not be happy with my request. I did mention the mailbox
- and elderly woman problems.
-
- And you couldn't come up with that solution prior to asking in here? It
- truly amazes me at the inability to think for themselves that some people
- have. How have you gotten through life to this point with such a complete
- lack of common sense?
-
- No, I'm not a troll. Just someone with many questions/situations for
- which I find this group extremely helpful.
-
- This group is about "Home Repair". Ask your interpersonal relationship
- questions somewhere else.
-
- Thanks to all who replied -- even those of you with not-so-helpful
- replies. You entertained me.
-
- You're an ignorant (and fat) bitch.

Thanks again for entertaining me! What would we all have to laugh at if
it weren't for wonderfully entertaining people like you?!!
--
8^)~~~ Sue (remove the x to e-mail)
~~~~~~
"I reserve the absolute right to be smarter
today than I was yesterday." -Adlai Stevenson

http://www.suzanne-eckhardt.com/
http://www.intergnat.com/malebashing/
http://www.intergnat.com/pussygames/

"Suzie-Q" wrote in message
...
My neighbor occasionally parks his car in front of my house.
It usually doesn't stay there for long -- maybe a few hours.
But as of today he has had his car parked in front of my house
for three or four days.

Now, I know the street is public and that anyone can sort of
park anywhere (with limits). But besides just not wanting to
look out my window and see his car (an old but nicely maintained
VW bug), two things are happening. He's making it very difficult
for the letter carrier to get to my mailbox. I'm sure she has to
get out of her car to put mail in my box. Second, he's making it
difficult for the elderly woman across the street to back
out of her driveway. She's worried that she'll hit his car.

I get along with this neighbor just fine but am worried about my
approach should I initiate a conversation. I don't want to come
across as angry and destroy a good relationship.

Any suggestions?
--
8^)~~~ Sue (remove the x to e-mail)


You need to sling some brake fluid all over it with some eggs at night.
Vandalize the hell out of it and then plead ignorant if they ask. Bust out
a window or two and tear off the side view mirror would help.

Slash a tire if you are really desperate.