Posted by Richard on June 21, 2005, 10:56 am
My neighbor is letting his dog use my front yard as his personal toilet.
He leaves his bombs there all the time. Even IF he picked them up
afterwards, I don't think I like the idea of him walking his dog across my
front yard. What's wrong with his yard?
Any tactful ways of dealing with this, obviously, rude person? I'm
thinking of collecting a week's worth of bombs and then knocking on his
door and handing them to him and say something like "Here - you left these
in my yard".
Posted by Jonathan Kamens on June 21, 2005, 11:04 am
>[neighbor lets his dog poop on OP's lawn]
>Any tactful ways of dealing with this, obviously, rude person? I'm
>thinking of collecting a week's worth of bombs and then knocking on his
>door and handing them to him and say something like "Here - you left these
>in my yard".
Perhaps you could save us all the trouble of having this
discussion yet again by reading the many previous instances of
this same discussion in the archive at groups.google.com.
Incidentally, the fact that you ask if you should deal with
this by handing your neighbor a pile of dog shit tells us a
lot about which of you is the "rude person".
Posted by Greg Pernell on June 22, 2005, 1:17 pm
Jonathan Kamens wrote:
>
> >[neighbor lets his dog poop on OP's lawn]
> >
> >Any tactful ways of dealing with this, obviously, rude person? I'm
> >thinking of collecting a week's worth of bombs and then knocking on his
> >door and handing them to him and say something like "Here - you left these
> >in my yard".
>
> Perhaps you could save us all the trouble of having this
> discussion yet again by reading the many previous instances of
> this same discussion in the archive at groups.google.com.
>
> Incidentally, the fact that you ask if you should deal with
> this by handing your neighbor a pile of dog shit tells us a
> lot about which of you is the "rude person".
How so?
GP
Posted by Dave on June 21, 2005, 11:31 am
I had the same problem as you had. A neighbor next to my neighbor on the
right side of my house had a dog that always crapped in my front yard. What
I did one night was --- I took 3 piles of the crap and dumped it right in
the middle of his driveway.
CASE SOLVED!
> My neighbor is letting his dog use my front yard as his personal toilet.
> He leaves his bombs there all the time. Even IF he picked them up
> afterwards, I don't think I like the idea of him walking his dog across my
> front yard. What's wrong with his yard?
> Any tactful ways of dealing with this, obviously, rude person? I'm
> thinking of collecting a week's worth of bombs and then knocking on his
> door and handing them to him and say something like "Here - you left these
> in my yard".
Posted by Retiredff on June 21, 2005, 3:25 pm
Dave wrote:
> I had the same problem as you had. A neighbor next to my neighbor on
> the right side of my house had a dog that always crapped in my front
> yard. What I did one night was --- I took 3 piles of the crap and
> dumped it right in the middle of his driveway.
> CASE SOLVED!
Worked with me, also. Day after day, mom and her litter came into our yard.
The owners could care less. Finally, my shovel took over. Still didn't work,
until.....
They came home one day as I shoveling out my yard. I didn't stop. They saw
the stuff hitting their house and car. Problem solved. The neighbor, a fence
installer by trade, decided it was time to fence in his yard.
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>Any tactful ways of dealing with this, obviously, rude person? I'm
>thinking of collecting a week's worth of bombs and then knocking on his
>door and handing them to him and say something like "Here - you left these
>in my yard".