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Old 07-28-2017, 08:56 AM
 
Location: Inis Fada
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Your right because I don't post about my neighbors miss-matched patio furniture, or my other neighbor who has a clothes line or my elderly neighbors who don't sweep their walkways neatly I must not care. A difficult concept, posters are trying to micro manage how and when their neighbors rake their leafs, walk their dogs and park their cars .... Great concept....
I have multiple dogs. If don't want to smell their poop the neighbor's certainly do not want to smell it (unless they're weirdos.) It is unsanitary to leave poop in a pile, attracting flies and vermin. My weathered patio furniture might not be as attractive as it was new, but at least it is not odiforous and won't attract disease spreading critters.
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Old 07-28-2017, 09:30 AM
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Location: Where my bills arrive
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The one post OP never did elaborate and I wouldn't know if my neighbor was dropping anything near the fence post my yards a little bigger than a postage stamp. I never said I condone pile dog poop or anything else being piled I only reflected on the number of recent posts where someone is offended by something in their neighbors yard, how they maintain the yard, how their lawn crew blows grass/leaves, what type of fencing, how the trash is place, the cars parked or just the fact that their neighbor is unacceptable....
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Old 07-31-2017, 10:16 AM
 
Location: Inis Fada
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The one post OP never did elaborate and I wouldn't know if my neighbor was dropping anything near the fence post my yards a little bigger than a postage stamp. I never said I condone pile dog poop or anything else being piled I only reflected on the number of recent posts where someone is offended by something in their neighbors yard, how they maintain the yard, how their lawn crew blows grass/leaves, what type of fencing, how the trash is place, the cars parked or just the fact that their neighbor is unacceptable....
I'm only on 3/4 acre; I wouldn't smell a dog poop in the far corner, I also could not leave it there to stink. I didn't think you were condoning that.

Going back to your point about people getting offended by a number of things: I've noticed the increase in crankiness, too.
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