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Sheldon Cooper

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16. Or,the new neighbor could just be a colossal asshole who, instead of trying to discuss

Reply to yeoman6987 (Reply #3)

Tue May 26, 2015, 12:13 PM

May 2015

the situation, immediately took the nuclear option. He probably didn't understand his property survey, and just decided to swoop in and take some free land from the guy who has lived there for years, and presumably knows where his property lines are.

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Man comes home to find neighbor has taken half his driveway [View all] UglyGreed May 2015 OP

I had a neighbor build a berm and plant trees on my side of the property line liberal N proud May 2015 #1

Well, it's rude to do it without warning Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2015 #2

Simple communication goes a long way. pintobean May 2015 #4

My neighbor across the street had a hassle with the thumper that used to live next door to him. hobbit709 May 2015 #6

Did your friend demand he move his fence the six inches to put it on his own property? Erich Bloodaxe BSN May 2015 #7

After Charlie moved it didn't matter any more, the new owners are good people. hobbit709 May 2015 #8

And your friend had a free fence... Human101948 May 2015 #9

What's a 'thumper'? Sheldon Cooper May 2015 #10

Fundy bible nut. hobbit709 May 2015 #11

Ahh. Okay. Sheldon Cooper May 2015 #12

The thing to do is immediately send them a notice demanding rent Major Nikon May 2015 #14

Yes not much sympathy here yeoman6987 May 2015 #3

Or,the new neighbor could just be a colossal asshole who, instead of trying to discuss Sheldon Cooper May 2015 #16

According to the story, Mr. Lynch has lived in his home 25 years. rsdsharp May 2015 #5

Yes I was wondering UglyGreed May 2015 #18

nothing in this world is more important than good neighbors reddread May 2015 #13

The neighbor who cemented the blocks without notice is a minister riderinthestorm May 2015 #15

What would Christ do??? UglyGreed May 2015 #19

Christians just don't seem a "christian like" as they used to. Lunabell May 2015 #17

One of the reasons UglyGreed May 2015 #20

I have a shared driveway with my next-door neighbor. MineralMan May 2015 #21

Dig out your property survey plat, Mr. Lynch. Paladin May 2015 #22