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I hate anonymous notes too. Once when I was a youngster (in my early 20's) I rented a small house in a neighborhood in Long Beach, CA. I was at work and came home to find a really nasty note posted on the front door saying something about my trash blowing all over the neighborhood and the fact that I was a renter bringing down the value of the neighborhood or some crap like that. I am a very clean and tidy peraon, so it really bothered me and the fact that someone thought I was "bringing down the neighborhood" because I was a renter was really kind of hurtful. To not know which neighbor put this ugly sign on my door was even worse. I had a complex about it the whole time I lived there because I didn't know if the neighbors liked me or not. Plus, if my trash was blowing around the neighborhood (which I highly doubt), somebody or their pet had to have opened the lid and got into it.
I hate anonymous notes too. Once when I was a youngster (in my early 20's) I rented a small house in a neighborhood in Long Beach, CA. I was at work and came home to find a really nasty note posted on the front door saying something about my trash blowing all over the neighborhood and the fact that I was a renter bringing down the value of the neighborhood or some crap like that. I am a very clean and tidy peraon, so it really bothered me and the fact that someone thought I was "bringing down the neighborhood" because I was a renter was really kind of hurtful. To not know which neighbor put this ugly sign on my door was even worse. I had a complex about it the whole time I lived there because I didn't know if the neighbors liked me or not. Plus, if my trash was blowing around the neighborhood (which I highly doubt), somebody or their pet had to have opened the lid and got into it.
I got an anonymous note left on my apartment door saying they heard me and my ex doing it at 3am. I was so mad they didnt put it in an envelop! If people didnt hear that then walking past my door they could read the letter and see whats up
Ok this is hilarious guys....I am serious....a person left one of those so called "passive aggressive" notes on my car windshield saying I was being rude for hogging up a parking space and get this... I drive a *small compact car*....OMG...how hilarious is that? I'm a hog HOW?
Some manage to park even compact cars in half-as*ed way, so you may very well be one of them. In the apt complex where I used to live I had a neighbor just like that. And you bet I left him a note to park in a way allowing me to park next to him (not that I was dying to park next to the jerk; the spaces were assigned)!
I've never left anything like that on someone's car... but I have confronted those parked in a handicap without a placard or plate. My husband's handicap... parking near the front door isn't a privilege. You can't believe the price he's had to pay to earn that parking spot.
I just hope that you never take his car or placard and use it to get a spot so you can get in and out on the way home......I cant tell you how many times I see fully functional healthy people in a car with handicap plates park in the restricted places .... they must be using a spouse' car, because they clearly are healthier than this old geezer. I have also seen single cars with the placard take up those special double spots designed to accomodate a van with a lift....so that a group with 4 to 6 folks in wheel chairs can't park and unload. Everyone needs to respect those handicapped spaces.....like you say....being handicapped isnt a privledge and is non-transferable to an able bodied family member.
Ok this is hilarious guys....I am serious....a person left one of those so called "passive aggressive" notes on my car windshield saying I was being rude for hogging up a parking space and get this... I drive a *small compact car*....OMG...how hilarious is that? I'm a hog HOW?
The note on your car was just plain old fashioned aggressive. Not passive aggressive.
An example of passive aggressive behavior would be if someone said someone mean and then quickly retracted it and said that they didn't mean it.
Didn't mean to get technical on you.
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I caught someone putting a note on my door. Next week they left town after someone destroying their home.
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In the apt complex where I used to live I had a neighbor just like that. And you bet I left him a note to park in a way allowing me to park next to him (not that I was dying to park next to the jerk; the spaces were assigned)!
