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garden police gone wild?
animaux wrote:
On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 21:33:56 -0500, zxcvbob wrote: Just to play devil's advocate, why is this any different than the "weed police" everyone was ranting about yesterday? I just can't see calling the cops to hassle someone over a deed restriction. Even if the guy is an asshole. No, *especially* if he's an asshole. It will just escalate, and he won't know when to stop. Someone should have called the cops when he threatened folks with a gun. But that's a criminal matter, not civil. Best regards, Bob The police were called and it was their word against his and they didn't have a witness. Some laws in Texas are pretty archaic. As for escalating the situation...I don't mean to sound low classed, but there are at least ten guys in here who would just love the opportunity to squash this idiot like a bug. His junk heap and trailer and b-ball hoop that nobody ever plays with are going to go. We have a lot of money invested in our homes and his house is the first you see when you enter the gates. I'd personally love to see him escalate. My husband is the most gentle of all creatures and even HE said he'd squash that idiot like a bug. We called the police to have it recorded so when we take him to court the court will clearly see how tolerant of his heap we all were. Victoria But don't you see the irony of the message thread you posted this in? I guess not. Best regards, Bob |
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garden police gone wild?
In article FztCa.45945$hd6.9249@fed1read05,
" wrote: Why on earth does he hang dead deer from the basketball hoop? And why does he get away with it? Roz Depending on where the deer was killed, it has to be "field dressed" which means that it has to be gutted and bled as soon as possible. It works a lot better with gravity on your side. I don't know if he can hunt on his property, but that's one explanation. Secondly, you have to skin and clean a deer before butchering. The best way to make sure everything is ready is to hang the carcass. It makes access easier. Since some people are squeamish about the whole venison concept (it sure makes clear how meat "gets to the table") many people hang the carcass inside the garage or work in the basement. This guy may not feel like hauling a carcass around any more than is necessary. This is all perfectly legal, since deer hunting is legal. Now, this neighbor sounds horrible, but there were a couple of things mentioned that are perfectly legal and, in some cultures, perfectly acceptable. Threatening people with a gun makes it obvious that there's something fundamentally wrong with this person. But if he wants to eat venison, a deer must be killed. |
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garden police gone wild?
"Vox Humana" expounded:
I wouldn't want to look at a chain link fence so I would be the one reporting the violation if I were the neighbor. I find it interesting that your take on this is that the woman who reported the violation is a "bitch" but your mother who broke the law is a victim. I find it interesting that because you don't want to see something you think it's all right to keep someone else from doing something to their property. I have said many times I wouldn't live in such an area. I don't need neighbors controlling what I do to my land. When they pay my taxes they can have their say. -- Ann, Gardening in zone 6a Just south of Boston, MA ******************************** |
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His junk heap and trailer and b-ball hoop that nobody ever
plays with are going to go. We have a lot of money invested in our homes and his house is the first you see when you enter the gates. No different than the "garden police". sigh I'm so grateful I don't have a "neighborhood association"/home nazi's in my subdivision. I purposely bought where I did *because* there isn't one. I have a basketball hoop for my son who doesn't play with it much anymore, as do my neighbors. Also have a swing set at the rear that was smashed by tree branches in the ice storm. Haven't figured out how to remove the concrete set pieces yet and being I'm a single mom, I don't have anyone to help me. I'm sure there are more than a few violations of the home nazi's at my house. Just my 2 cents......... Christine |
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animaux writes:
Not only did he threaten people, his 11 year old daughter said something which put red flags up on the whole block. She asked another little girl if she ever had sex, or wanted to have sex. These are 11 year old girls. You realize, of course, that some schools start sex education in kindergarten nowadays. That may not be the case in your area, but it's drastically jumping to conclusions to think an 11-year-old got such curiosity at home, no matter how weird her family is otherwise. They're getting bombarded with it from all sides. Come to think of it, when I was 11 years old, a school friend used to pass around his mom's trashy romance novels -- the kind with fully descriptive sex, not the tamer ones that stop at the bedroom door. Luckily for their morals, most of the kids probably couldn't read yet. -- Aaron |
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On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 23:01:13 -0500, zxcvbob wrote:
But don't you see the irony of the message thread you posted this in? I guess not. Best regards, Bob I see the irony. Do you think I'm somehow less intelligent because I posted a gripe and because sometimes it's necessary to be garden police? Hey, I could care less if people have their lawn growing tall. That's not my point. Fortunately, everyone who lives in my development take very good care of their property. We have one neighbor we strongly dislike. |
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There is a big difference because Victoria bought into this suburb KNOWING about the
rules. Nothing hidden, everything was in black and white on paper. Signing on the dotted line meant agreeing to the rules set out. Most of the rules concern what goes on it the front and public areas around the house. Ingrid On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 23:01:13 -0500, zxcvbob wrote: But don't you see the irony of the message thread you posted this in? I guess not. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List http://puregold.aquaria.net/ www.drsolo.com Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the endorsements or recommendations I make. |
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"Ann" wrote in message ... "Vox Humana" expounded: I wouldn't want to look at a chain link fence so I would be the one reporting the violation if I were the neighbor. I find it interesting that your take on this is that the woman who reported the violation is a "bitch" but your mother who broke the law is a victim. I find it interesting that because you don't want to see something you think it's all right to keep someone else from doing something to their property. I have said many times I wouldn't live in such an area. I don't need neighbors controlling what I do to my land. When they pay my taxes they can have their say. Let's back up a minute. I'm not the one who is prohibiting someone from having a fence. In the case cited, it is a city ordinance that prohibits the fence. The person who reports it, for what ever reason, is not the one who determines whether the fence can stay of if it must go. Before I bought my house I went to the county auditor's office and got a copy of the deed restrictions. I bought the house with the understanding that there would be architectural standards that included the prohibition of metal fences. If someone moved in and put up a metal fence I wouldn't have any moral dilemma about reporting the violation. I can't believe that people will spend hundreds of thousands of dollars for a house and not even bother to inquire what restrictions might apply to that property. I could have taken my chances and bought into a neighborhood where there were no restrictions. Areas like that are plentifully. There is an older neighborhood across a ravine from me with no restrictions. The houses are surrounded by chain link fences, cars are parked on the lawns, every lot as at least one boat or camper, one home owner decided that it would be more convenient to throw his old storm door over the hill rather than put it out for the trash collector. The real victim are the homeowners themselves because the property values are suppressed when people let their neighborhood turn into a trash pit. I also think that it is preposterous that one would assume that just because they bought something and pay taxes that they have an entitlement to do what they want. That would be like saying "I paid $40K for my car and pay license fees (taxes) so I should be able to use it exactly as I want. To hell with traffic laws." |
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On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 00:22:14 -0400, montana wrote:
(...) Now, this neighbor sounds horrible, but there were a couple of things mentioned that are perfectly legal and, in some cultures, perfectly acceptable. Threatening people with a gun makes it obvious that there's something fundamentally wrong with this person. But if he wants to eat venison, a deer must be killed. Thing is, he doesn't do the butchering. He hangs it there so his little man complex can be soothed, then he hauls it off to the processor (who just as easily hang it to age in the proper way). Not only did he threaten people, his 11 year old daughter said something which put red flags up on the whole block. She asked another little girl if she ever had sex, or wanted to have sex. These are 11 year old girls. There were other sexual innuendos. When the parents of the girl who heard this told the parents my neighbors) about it, my neighbors threatened to sue. They are a strange bunch. Not as nice as The Munsters, and much more vile than The Bundy Family. |
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garden police gone wild?
That's "You couldn't care less".
To say "You could care less" means you still care but you don't. Oh, who cares? animaux wrote in message ... On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 23:01:13 -0500, zxcvbob wrote: But don't you see the irony of the message thread you posted this in? I guess not. Best regards, Bob I see the irony. Do you think I'm somehow less intelligent because I posted a gripe and because sometimes it's necessary to be garden police? Hey, I could care less if people have their lawn growing tall. That's not my point. Fortunately, everyone who lives in my development take very good care of their property. We have one neighbor we strongly dislike. |
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garden police gone wild?
It is awful that you have the "Manson family" living next door to you but if
the redneck keeps it up, he just may wind up in jail where he belongs. Its not a case for the garden police. The man is sociopath just asking for a showdown with the legal authorities. Just be sure to hit the floor when the Feds show up at his house and the bullets start flying. Of course, the implication is that he is a pediphile molesting his own daughter besides all the other bizarre things the sick ******* does. The man needs professional help. Neighbors shouldn't threaten to sue, they should contact the proper authorities so they can arrest the *******. When he goes to jail, he can get all the sex he deserves. On the receiving end, that is. animaux wrote in message ... On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 00:22:14 -0400, montana wrote: (...) Now, this neighbor sounds horrible, but there were a couple of things mentioned that are perfectly legal and, in some cultures, perfectly acceptable. Threatening people with a gun makes it obvious that there's something fundamentally wrong with this person. But if he wants to eat venison, a deer must be killed. Thing is, he doesn't do the butchering. He hangs it there so his little man complex can be soothed, then he hauls it off to the processor (who just as easily hang it to age in the proper way). Not only did he threaten people, his 11 year old daughter said something which put red flags up on the whole block. She asked another little girl if she ever had sex, or wanted to have sex. These are 11 year old girls. There were other sexual innuendos. When the parents of the girl who heard this told the parents my neighbors) about it, my neighbors threatened to sue. They are a strange bunch. Not as nice as The Munsters, and much more vile than The Bundy Family. |
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garden police gone wild?
Point taken. I couldn't care less. Better?
On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 12:38:04 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12yo" wrote: That's "You couldn't care less". To say "You could care less" means you still care but you don't. Oh, who cares? animaux wrote in message .. . On Sun, 01 Jun 2003 23:01:13 -0500, zxcvbob wrote: But don't you see the irony of the message thread you posted this in? I guess not. Best regards, Bob I see the irony. Do you think I'm somehow less intelligent because I posted a gripe and because sometimes it's necessary to be garden police? Hey, I could care less if people have their lawn growing tall. That's not my point. Fortunately, everyone who lives in my development take very good care of their property. We have one neighbor we strongly dislike. |
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garden police gone wild?
On Mon, 02 Jun 2003 12:45:38 GMT, "Cereoid-UR12yo" wrote:
It is awful that you have the "Manson family" living next door to you but if the redneck keeps it up, he just may wind up in jail where he belongs. Its not a case for the garden police. The man is sociopath just asking for a showdown with the legal authorities. Just be sure to hit the floor when the Feds show up at his house and the bullets start flying. Thanks for the sympathy! He is a disgusting little man. Of course, the implication is that he is a pediphile molesting his own daughter besides all the other bizarre things the sick ******* does. The man needs professional help. I'm working on gathering any information. It's a pretty tight rope to walk when dealing with children. I don't want to scare any of them, or put any of them in dangers way, including his daughter. I'm afraid if I find out for sure he is molesting her I will go balistic and bash his head in, myself. Neighbors shouldn't threaten to sue, they should contact the proper authorities so they can arrest the *******. He threatened to sue. He sues everyone. Nobody talks to the igit. When he goes to jail, he can get all the sex he deserves. On the receiving end, that is. One can only hope. |
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