How would you respond to this? (neighbor parking complaint)
02-19-2014, 10:32 AM
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Just let me know man, I can bring the trucks, hell I will bring a full 5th wheel trailer with more cars on it, park it right under her F'n window, and then stand there all night long and DARE her to say ****.
You can't take **** like that from people. You have to make them understand if they keep touching your car, you will kill their daughter, rape their dog, and burn their ****ing house to the ground. Make them SCARED of you, and they will leave you alone.
You can't take **** like that from people. You have to make them understand if they keep touching your car, you will kill their daughter, rape their dog, and burn their ****ing house to the ground. Make them SCARED of you, and they will leave you alone.
02-19-2014, 10:59 AM
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Why would anyone care about your parking along the side of their house, window or not? In front of I can understand (I am having this problem with my neighbors, they park in front of my house instead of their own even when nobody is in from of their house), but along the side, how exactly is this disturbing or inhibiting them?
02-19-2014, 11:04 AM
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Why would anyone care about your parking along the side of their house, window or not? In front of I can understand (I am having this problem with my neighbors, they park in front of my house instead of their own even when nobody is in from of their house), but along the side, how exactly is this disturbing or inhibiting them?
02-19-2014, 11:10 AM
#38
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Question: If you live in one of those homes, doesn't it have a garage and a driveway? Is there no room to park there?
Also, I don't feel its necessary for your girlfriend to park somewhere else. I understand the pet peeve of having random cars parked in front of my house, I live in Fremont and this happens to me with my neighbors...but I don't consider it a privacy risk by any stretch of the imagination. If that neighbor feels their privacy is at risk, buy some ****ing curtains. Just my .02.
Also, I don't feel its necessary for your girlfriend to park somewhere else. I understand the pet peeve of having random cars parked in front of my house, I live in Fremont and this happens to me with my neighbors...but I don't consider it a privacy risk by any stretch of the imagination. If that neighbor feels their privacy is at risk, buy some ****ing curtains. Just my .02.
02-19-2014, 11:37 AM
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Question: If you live in one of those homes, doesn't it have a garage and a driveway? Is there no room to park there?
Also, I don't feel its necessary for your girlfriend to park somewhere else. I understand the pet peeve of having random cars parked in front of my house, I live in Fremont and this happens to me with my neighbors...but I don't consider it a privacy risk by any stretch of the imagination. If that neighbor feels their privacy is at risk, buy some ****ing curtains. Just my .02.
Also, I don't feel its necessary for your girlfriend to park somewhere else. I understand the pet peeve of having random cars parked in front of my house, I live in Fremont and this happens to me with my neighbors...but I don't consider it a privacy risk by any stretch of the imagination. If that neighbor feels their privacy is at risk, buy some ****ing curtains. Just my .02.
I live with 2 other roomates, both own 2 vehicles each. Including my car we have 5 vehicles total. 2 are always parked in the garage, 2 in the driveway and one in the street on either side of the front of our house.
More often than not, other neighbors park in front of our house at night... otherwise I'd have my gf park out front.
02-19-2014, 12:37 PM
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Yea we have a driveway and garage.
I live with 2 other roomates, both own 2 vehicles each. Including my car we have 5 vehicles total. 2 are always parked in the garage, 2 in the driveway and one in the street on either side of the front of our house.
More often than not, other neighbors park in front of our house at night... otherwise I'd have my gf park out front.
I live with 2 other roomates, both own 2 vehicles each. Including my car we have 5 vehicles total. 2 are always parked in the garage, 2 in the driveway and one in the street on either side of the front of our house.
More often than not, other neighbors park in front of our house at night... otherwise I'd have my gf park out front.
02-19-2014, 01:37 PM
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Talk about first world white people problems...if they want privacy, they should move somewhere with more than 10 feet of grass separating them from a public street. How about putting up black out curtains, window security bars, a fence and/or 12 gauge shotty if they are THAT concerned about privacy/security? Sounds like another case of warped sense of entitlement and passing of the responsibility buck.
My advice…
1) Do what TheFozz suggested or have witnesses when you talk to her to back your polite actions.
2) Rent white (preferable dilapidated) Ford E350 van...limo tint the windows...get Jourdan to make you a vinyl BangBros stickers or wrap (or something similar)...park outside the window for a week.
My advice…
1) Do what TheFozz suggested or have witnesses when you talk to her to back your polite actions.
2) Rent white (preferable dilapidated) Ford E350 van...limo tint the windows...get Jourdan to make you a vinyl BangBros stickers or wrap (or something similar)...park outside the window for a week.