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Balls
How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if
they can go into my garden to get their ball back? -- PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR |
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PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR decided to add:
How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Pop it ? -- Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience...... |
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Keep the ball.
Get an attack dog for your yard. "PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? -- PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR |
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"PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. -- Brian "Reality rarely lives up to TV, usually because reality has a smaller budget and the opportunities for retakes are minimal." |
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On 10/11/04 6:16, in article , "Brian
Watson" wrote: "PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. Tell them they don't need to ask - just go and get it. Worked fine for me some years ago. -- Sacha (remove the weeds for email) |
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"PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Tell them they don't need to ask and just get it without doing damage. Be thankful they are polite enough to ask. -- Chris Thomas West Cork Ireland |
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How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking
if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. Some people never were children, especially if they have none themselves. Mike |
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Obviously Sacha doesn't have the balls to make a stand against trespassers.
"Sacha" wrote in message k... On 10/11/04 6:16, in article , "Brian Watson" wrote: "PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. Tell them they don't need to ask - just go and get it. Worked fine for me some years ago. -- Sacha (remove the weeds for email) |
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Don't you mean they never were children if their parents never had any.
Hannibal Lechter had several children........and they were delicious!!!!! "Mike" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. Some people never were children, especially if they have none themselves. Mike |
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"Brian Watson" wrote in message ... "PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Remember you were a child once too. Then it won't matter. -- Brian "Reality rarely lives up to TV, usually because reality has a smaller budget and the opportunities for retakes are minimal." Tell their parents that you failed your CRB check. |
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"Cerumen" wrote in message ... "PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Tell them they don't need to ask and just get it without doing damage. Be thankful they are polite enough to ask. That sounds like the best bet all round. You might as well play along provided the kids are reasonable and not likely to make a mess. What would make some nervous is that kids (and builders) are blind to plants and borders and even green houses. Kids just run through plants without seeing them. -- Chris Thomas West Cork Ireland |
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If fruit drops onto a neighbours land it is theirs to keep. How come the
football coming onto their land isn't? Mike Who doesn't have neighbour problems :-)) |
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"Mike" wrote in message
... If fruit drops onto a neighbours land it is theirs to keep. How come the football coming onto their land isn't? Mike Who doesn't have neighbour problems :-)) I read recently that windfall apples belong to the owner of the tree even if they fall on someone elses land. You are not obliged to let on your land to pick them u however but you can't legally keep them yourself. I think it was from a link posted on here. Saffy. |
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In article , "Saffy" writes: | "Mike" wrote in message | ... | | If fruit drops onto a neighbours land it is theirs to keep. How come the | football coming onto their land isn't? | | I read recently that windfall apples belong to the owner of the tree even if | they fall on someone elses land. You are not obliged to let on your land to | pick them u however but you can't legally keep them yourself. That is supposed to be so, and the police are exceeding their powers when they order people to hand things back. However, because you are not allowed to keep your neighbour's things that fall on your land, you can't even pick them up! A reasonable compromise to an excessive number of balls flying over is to refuse to stop what you are doing to return them or enable access, and to tell them to come back at a time of your choosing. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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"PhEaSaNt PLuCKeR" wrote in message ... How can I stop the kids next door keep coming round every 5 mins asking if they can go into my garden to get their ball back? Get a taller fence / hedge ? Dig a moat? Jenny |
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