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Living in close proximity to others provides neighbors with a great deal of power to make our lives more pleasant or more challenging. But when it comes to Americans, many of them are not huge fans of their neighbors. SWNS Digital reports that 36% of Americans have had issues with neighbors “that escalate into full-blown arguments” and 25% say they have a “long-running feud” with someone living close by. Due to this tension, over 40% of Americans trying to avoid their difficult neighbors intentionally.

But why is it so hard to “love thy neighbor”? Apparently, the top catalysts for issues in a neighborhood are disagreements involving: noise, parking, trash/messes, animal noise, yelling or screaming, privacy issues, animal waste, property lines and family conflicts.

I was the neighbor from hell once. I realize how much I sucked now, but at the time I was apparently just a douche. I lived below a couple with two young children (one couldn't even walk yet). I was in a band, and since I worked the 2-10 shift at my job, we recorded our album, in my apartment, after 10:30pm every night. I can't imagine they liked me at all, but they never really complained and were nice enough when I would see them in the halls and stuff. Still, now that I have my own kid, I realize I sucked BIG TIME.

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260points

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AndThenICommented 2 years ago

This should be higher. Self reflection is so important

163points

In extreme cases, neighbor disputes can even escalate to someone taking legal action. FindLaw breaks down some of the common reasons neighbors seek help settling disputes and what their options are in various situations. First they note that issues typically arise when there are stark differences in homeowners’ backgrounds, including cultural, lifestyle or socioeconomic differences.

Sometimes neighbors want to deem someone a “nuisance”, but everyone defines that word slightly differently, and for the sake of a lawsuit, a homeowner has to be able to prove their neighbor is “interfering with the enjoyment of [their] property”.

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" I guess not "from hell," but still. The neighbors f*****g kids man. It starts every spring. They only have one speech volume, which is scream. It sounds like children are being murdered on a daily basis. They jump all over my porch swing even though I have repeatedly asked the parents to tell them not to. They run up and down the stairs of my porch constantly. I am just waiting for one to get seriously hurt and then it's my fault. I have a narrow driveway and last summer the one got his bike wedged between my house and my cars' passenger door, scratched the s**t out of it. Basically they just run wild and the parents either don't care, or are too drunk to notice at times. I don't know when I turned into a crotchety old man at 30 but damn those kids.

dc5trbo , Keira Burton Report

Final score:

236points

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Little Wonder 2 years ago

I'd be pissed off too.

110points

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Cop here. I went to a disturbance call where two neighbors were blowing leaves at each other with leaf blowers. They were actually mad while doing this.

jkorpela , Paris Lopez Report

Final score:

207points

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Lauren Ward 2 years ago

I can't decide if I want to joke about 2 neighbors blowing each other or about who is going to give up and LEAVE first 🤔

144points

FindLaw explains that nuisance claims are broken down into two categories: private and public. A private nuisance is one that only affects a small number of people in a close vicinity. An example would be a dog barking loudly and incessantly. A public nuisance would affect a much large number of people. For example, “ a nearby hog farm that fails to properly treat its waste, thus permeating the entire community with extremely unpleasant odors”. FindLaw also notes that nuisances tend to involve non-tangible factors, like sounds and odors. Where nuisance claims become tricky is proving in court that the disturbance is continuous and substantial. When possible, it’s best to avoid the hassle and sort these issues out one-on-one.

Used to have a neighbour that put their extra bags of garbage out next to mine. This might not seem like such a big deal, but it was nearly every week, and our municipality had a 2 bag limit - if you had extra bags, you had to put a sticker on them (purchasable for a mere twenty-five cents) or they would not be picked up.

So, every week, I would go out (after putting my two cans out the night before) and find that there were extra bags of someone else's garbage left behind.

It took a long time to determine who the guilty party was, and a couple of extra bags each week added up. I would put on my rubber gloves, open the mystery bags, and sift through them, trying to find identifying information. It was very frustrating, because every week, there was nothing. I knew that the culprits had kids, because there were always dirty diapers. I knew that they were disgusting, lazy, sons-of-bitches, because every bag was full of styrofoam plates and plastic cutlery, which they apparently found more convenient than washing dishes - hence their production of surplus waste every week.

This went on for a ridiculously long time. I would sift through their bags, be disappointed, rebag their garbage, and then grudgingly store it in my garage, with the only other option being to pay for surplus stickers to take it away. Happily, we didn't have a car, so there was lots of space in the garage.

Then - one fine August day, it happened! A bill! A bill was in the garbage! A bill with an address on it, writ large. Finally, I knew the household which was responsible for all the extra garbage. The cheapskates that could not find it in their budgets to affix the mere twenty-five-cent stickers for their surplus waste, and instead sneakily put it out in their neighbours' yards. They were three doors down, and across the alley.

I waited for their van to be gone, and then went over to their gate, opened it, and placed all their garbage carefully back in their driveway. Since fair is fair, and I was already obliged to handle their garbage and rebag it, it I emptied it all out and took my bags back, leaving their six months' extra garbage in a heap in their driveway.

I don't think they ever worked out who had had their revenge on them, since it was pretty clear that they were leaving extra bags for everyone who shared an alley with them - but that was the end of their illegal dumping. It does give me some satisfaction to know that, even if I had to handle and re-bag their garbage when it was fresh, they had to re-bag it after it had been fermenting for months in my non-climate-controlled garage. Pricks.

Larry_Mudd Report

Final score:

189points

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Susan Bosse 2 years ago

Why would you keep someone else's garbage in your garage for 6 months? That had to be gross and stink to high Heaven.

78points

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Many stories but I will leave this bit of speech my genius neighbor spouted last weekend.

Screaming this from her front porch to her adult son who just jumped in his jeep...

"Put your seatbelt on, you been drinkin'!"

anon , Gerrie van der Walt Report

Final score:

174points

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Nathaniel 2 years ago

I'd have been on the phone to the police about that.

118points

Another reason residents might seek legal help is when a neighbor is liable for water damage. Water damage can require costly and time-consuming repairs, but FindLaw notes that it’s “important to know exactly what your neighbor's responsibilities are before pursuing a claim”. If water damage is due to a natural occurrence, such as rain runoff, it’s not their fault. Homeowners have a responsibility to protect their own property if it rests on lower ground. However, when water damage comes from landscaping, plumbing issues or other preventable causes, neighbors can be held liable.

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" I have actually been a terrible neighbor, it's something I actually still feel a little bad about (sort of). Basically where we lived we would get a lot of snails when it rained, I mean buckets full of them, it was a ritual of my mothers to go out and collect them all and 'dispose' of them 'humanely' with a brick.

Being a 6 year old I absolutely loved snails and would feel really bad for the little guys and would go out and grab as many as I could in order to 'save' them, of course it made sense for me to simply throw them over the fence into my neighbor's yard where they could go live happily. It was only much later that I overheard a conversation between my neighbor and my mother in which she was saying all her roses had been almost destroyed by snails, the even worse part was apparently they belonged to her husband (the roses) who had passed away so they held a lot of sentimental value.

After that the snails got 'released' to the house behind us who my mum didn't like so no one was none the wiser.

Sorry lady neighbor I hope your roses grew back okay.

Sugarbombs , Mats Hagwall Report

Final score:

166points

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Priscilla Reshell 2 years ago

You were young and just wanted to save snails I wouldn't be too hard on yourself

136points

A older lady lives several doors from me that is the terror of the complex and self-appointed "neighborhood watch".

She's called the cops on our mutual neighbor numerous times, for everything from excessive noise (No. I share a wall with them.) to suspected drug dealing, since they had they gall to sit in their car with a friend *in front of their own damn apartment*. She's called animal control on their cat, who sits in his front yard wearing his collar and tags staring down my cat. (She's complained to the landlord about mine as well. I chipped her, because of this nut.) Apparently, her dog won't stop barking at our cats. (Um, yeah?)

She "patrols" our sidewalk (It's a row of townhouses) with her poodle, and I've caught her peering in and trying to open my car.

I'm a nurse, so guess whose door gets banged on if she has an "emergency"? This is frequent. My answer is ALWAYS to suggest she see a doctor, and she's not likely ever getting a different one since I don't want to get sued. In the last few months, she's been sure she's having a stroke, been sure she's having a heart attack, had palpitations, felt lighthearted, "spranged" her wrist, and needed me to check her blood pressure twice.

And I have it pretty good considering the utter hell she brings towards our poor Muslim neighbors. She probably got them all put on terrorist watch lists. "You know, something about that husband just disturbs me. What about you?"

My landlord is great, my rent is reasonable, my unit is nice, quiet, and ten minutes from work, and I like my other neighbors.

She's old and annoying. She can't live forever, right?

nikils Report

Final score:

161points

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KombatBunni 2 years ago

Right :) Hang in there!

92points

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Looked out of my window to see my neighbour leaning over my 6ft high fence, and stretching right into my yard to saw some of the main branches off my tree... My tree had never extended over the fence and her limb-hacking killed it.
A few months later, she cut one of the wires attached to our boundary fence that was holding up a shade cloth in my back yard. I called the cops on her.
And a couple of weeks later, all the plants along our boundary fence mysteriously died, and seriously damaged some of my trees...
And I still have no idea what her problem is!

gadget_girl , Nidhi Tokas Dahiya Report

Final score:

146points

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LeighAnne Brown-Pedersen 2 years ago

C A M E R A S ! Lots of them.

157points

When it comes to how friendly Americans are with their neighbors, there is a generational divide. According to the Pew Research Center, Americans who are 65 and older are the most likely age group to know who lives close by, with 34% knowing most of their neighbors, 56% knowing some of them and only 4% not knowing any of them. On the contrary, 23% of Americans between the ages of 18-29 report not knowing anyone in their neighborhood or building. Age is not the only factor at play, though. When it comes to trust, white, affluent seniors are the most likely group in all of the US to trust their neighbors.

#10

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" When i was a baby the old lady who lived above us put a hose through the window into my cot.

gotn , freestocks Report

Final score:

126points

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Caro Caro 2 years ago

That old b!tch! Poor baby ... I hope the cops were called.

84points

#11

When I was a kid, my next door neighbor wanted to build a patio for his numerous cars into my yard. He got mad when we told him not to.

TheSithLordFender Report

Final score:

124points

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Insert Generic Username 2 years ago

A PATIO for cars? What?

64points

#12

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Neighbour behind my house would scream at her kids daily to the point our kids would be afraid to play in the backyard.

By "scream," I mean things such as "You f*****g little c**t! Get the f**k out here!" (verbatim quote) to a kid that looked like he was 8 or 9.

My ex even tried to help out one day; one of her kids was up a 3-storey tall tree of hers that hung over our fence and wouldn't climb down (I wonder why?) and this banshee was screaming all sorts of bile at him to come down. My ex calmly says to the boy "Please climb down, sweetie. You might fall" to try and convince him; the woman then turns on her "What the f**k do you think you're doing? Don't you f*****g talk to my kids!"

I made the mistake of calling the cops on her once while she was abusing several people. She then came after ~~my~~ me physically.

Antarius-of-Smeg , engin akyurt Report

Final score:

115points

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Jayne Kyra 2 years ago

Original has "my" crossed out as a typo.

61points

Trust in neighbors seems to be directly tied to level of wealth. “67% of those with household incomes of $75,000 or more say they trust all or most of their neighbors, compared with just 37% of those earning less than $30,000 per year”. Similarly, when race is factored into the equation, white Americans have the most confidence in their neighbors again, with 62% of them trusting all or most of their neighbors. This is likely because white people are the highest earners in America and can afford to reside in the safest neighborhoods.

#13

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Ten chihuahuas

anon , Tesla Fans Schweiz Report

Final score:

113points

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Nathaniel 2 years ago

Sing it. "One chihuahua, two chihuahuas, three chihuahuas, four."

64points

Lauren Ward 2 years ago

"5 chihuahua, 6 chihuahua, 7 chihuahua, more!"

15points

Alias Delfs 2 years ago

Now five chihuahuas dead underneath the floor

11points

Turt_Le 2 years ago

Five chihuahuas, six chihuahuas, seven children, more!

6points

JessG 2 years ago

Another short story....one day we were walking our dog and saw a large pack of chihuahuas just traveling through the neighborhood?? It was one of the weirdest things I've seen in a regular middle class American neighborhood, but this is Texas and it's probably normal...No idea where they came from (they weren't my neighbor's dogs) but I'm pretty sure they weren't strays. Just a big gang of little Mexican rat dragons, trotting through the streets, squawking at squirrels and bullying the neighbors for rent money and liver treats

8points

Memere 2 years ago

Love the "rat dragons", lol. Gonna remember that one!

2points

DennyS (denzoren) 2 years ago

Sorry but I don't see the appeal with chihuahuas, same with pugs (especially with the breathing issues).

8points

PC 2 years ago

Small dogs [full grown] scare me. They look so damn breakable. And I don't find pugs cute.

1point

elysse stands with the ukraine 2 years ago

Chihuahuas = spawns of the devil

6points

Andrew Good 2 years ago

Spawns of the devil? The only reason they don’t go to hell is because the devil fears them

5points

Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

I pity a burglar trying to break into their house (not really, but you know)! Chihuahuas are vicious.

4points

JessG 2 years ago

Story time....The neighbor directly behind me (our back yards fence lines share an alleyway) had anywhere from 5 to 8 chihuahuas at a time. They kept breeding with eachother because the old lady wouldn't get them fixed. Mostly just one of the females kept would get knocked up, we called her "big mama" because she seemed to rule the roost, and also she was the biggest (in width AND length). They all lived outside (not in extreme weather) all the time, but every now and then either her (Big M) or one of the others would disappear for a while (because that's when they got to stay in the house) to have babies, and then the troupe would expand a bit and all those little sh*ts would teach the new tiny puppy to be a little yapping jerk. They. Barked. At. Everything....(cont.)

3points

JessG 2 years ago

The lady was finally told by animal welfare people and the landlord that she had to whittle it down to four, and what did she do? She decided to just put three of them on the other side of her fence! To just...set them free, I guess, to run away?? Obviously that didn't work, poor things just stayed around the fence wanting to get back in to their family of course! We put them back thinking they accidentally got out, but after talking to my FIL (who lives with us),found out the truth. That lady lived there for years, but she moved shortly after that. I hope that swarm is doing okay, but I'm SO glad I don't have to hear them at all hours, barking at each tiny fart in the wind

4points

Aisling Raye 2 years ago

Not sure which is worse...my neighbors and their 6 annoyingly loud kids or a pack of 10 tiny demon dogs. Kids are louder, but chihuahuas are more likely to bite

2points

Anjelika 2 years ago

10!!!! I can't even stand one

2points

Kay blue 2 years ago

I can hear the noise now, the neighbour 4 houses down has two of the little demons and they never shut up. The barking starts about 5am and the worst part is the owner is deaf so doesn't have to put up with the noise like the rest of us.

2points

Logan Garwacki 2 years ago

You had ten chihuahuas as neighbors!

1point

Memere 2 years ago

My brother has a rescue chihuahua. The little demon growls & snaps at everyone except my brother. I can't stand the little beasts.

1point

Amanda-Joy Veness 2 years ago

Bad owner. Chihuahuas are lovely, sweet, loyal pups. But that is basically hoarding and likely the pups were neglected.

1point

Display Name 2 years ago

Yaaaaaaaasss

1point

Jo Johannsen 2 years ago

"I'll see your ten Chihuahuas and raise you ten Pomeranians." (They sound like ducks quacking when they get in a frenzy.)

1point

Hermien Greeff 2 years ago

Our neighbours had 5 fox terrier dogs. They lived on a corner site, with mesh fencing, and the dogs could see for miles down all the streets, barking at everything that moved, day and night.

1point

Leo Leo 2 years ago

Whoops!!! I was hunting and mistook them for rabbits! Sooooo sorry!!!

0points

Chamber 2 years ago

I would absolutely love that.

0points

Redwood Rebelgirl 2 years ago

Good Lord! 😳

0points

Riley Quinn 2 years ago

That certainly beats 9 nasty Pomeranians that were allowed to venture through the neighborhood.

0points

Aiden 2 years ago

Hellhounds.

0points

Rhea Williams 2 years ago

Horrid little dogs with those awful bulgy eyes…..one is bad enough but 10???? Ugh.

0points

BasedWang12 2 years ago

omg. that would be unbearable. them lil ankle rats

0points

NatalieC 2 years ago

I had to scroll up to be reminded of the topic here because 10 chihuahuas sounds awesome.

0points

Jude Lopez 2 years ago

This is my absolute dream.

0points

Bazinga 2 years ago

say that 10 times fast

0points

Nicole Normand 2 years ago

Say no more.

0points

Anonymous 2 years ago

My grandparents have the nicest chihuahua I have ever seen, very affectionate and didn't bark too much.

0points

Adrienne Mcginley 2 years ago

Never let their size fool you!

0points

AnnaBanana 2 years ago

Way more attitude than a pit bull!

2points

Sue Lynn Chan 2 years ago (edited)

Same, except my neighbors have probably 9 toy poodles

0points

Steve Fischer 2 years ago

Served with beans and rice

-1point

#14

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Not from "hell" exactly. We used to live in a property with 2 units and we were in the back. Lived there for 4-5 years before the new front unit neighbours (a couple in their 60s-70s) moved in. A few weeks in, she complained about our front yard bit which was not a shared area and it consisted of a tree and 3-4 small bushes. She wanted us to plant something nicer in OUR private area (2m x 1m) keeping in mind we were in the back so no one from the street could see it anyways. My mum told her she didn't have the time to do that so she suggested we hire her gardener to take care of our area and mum told her we didn't have that kind of money to spend. Next thing you know she sends us her grandson (he would've been late 20s) to try and convince us to change our plants to what she wanted. She hinted we should do it because he was a professional *private detective* and he was really good at his job. Crazy plant lady.

chang_rocks , Dakota Lim Report

Final score:

113points

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Leoninus Fate 2 years ago

Had a neighbor like this, he ended up being really nice and would come over to our yard and tend to it, he planted an orange tree, it was just sprouting tiny oranges when we sadly moved 15 years later {new people that moved in dug it up and tossed it, the a**holes}, He also became one of my high school teachers oddly and i only found out when i went to a school dance and found him there, turned out I was in the class next to his and just got out mins before him so we never ran into each other, I ended up dancing with him lol, it was funny an almost 7 ft tall 13-14-year-old boy dancing with a 60-year-old man{ just to give an idea how how funny it looked}, it has now been about 20 years since then, i hope he's still alive and ok

59points

#15

When I was growing up, my father wound up adopting an orange tabby cat that the neighbor behind us had abandoned as a kitten. It took months for this cat to slowly trust my father, and another year or two before he would allow anyone else to pick him up or pet him, but once he opened up, he was the single most affectionate cat I'd ever known. You could pick him up in your arms and he would wrap his tail around your arm like a monkey while hugging your neck.

We had Bill for three or four years, and he lived in our shed out back, spending most of his time in our backyard. Occasionally he'd wander across the street, especially when the other neighbors would give him treats.

One day my father got a knock on the door. The guy standing there was a neighbor from 3 doors down whom we'd never met. The guy had Bill in a trap, and said he caught him outside his house, that Bill was disturbing his chihuahua inside and making the dog bark.

The ultimatum was made: either we could take our cat to the animal shelter, or the next time around he would capture Bill and take him to the pound. Bill simply couldn't stand being an indoor cat, and so my father wasn't really left with much choice. He took Bill back from the neighbor, sat inside crying, and finally drove over to the animal shelter and have him over for adoption.

About a week later we noticed activity outside the neighbor's house down the street. Come to find out, the neighbor and his noisy chihuahua had been in the process of selling their house, and moved out just a couple of days after trapping Bill.

My dad rushed back to the animal shelter to get Bill back, but they had already adopted him out. According to policy, they couldn't tell him who had adopted Bill. Somewhere I hope he's still out there with some other loving family that doesn't have an a*****e neighbor like that...

ArbiterOfTruth Report

Final score:

113points

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SoozeeQ 2 years ago

I hope Bill really was adopted and not euthanised. What an a*****e.

77points

Not everyone is a nightmare neighbor though. There are still neighborhoods full of friendly individuals who want the best for one another. To help residents become better neighbors, we checked out Debby Mayne’s article “The Best Tips for Being a Good Neighbor”. Debby, who’s a fiction author and etiquette writer, noted that “the ultimate goal is to live in peace and harmony” and, "Though that’s not always possible, you can at least do whatever it takes to prevent hostilities and long-lasting hard feelings.”

Her first tip is an obvious but important reminder: be conscious of your noise levels. “Mowing [your lawn] at 7 a.m. on a Saturday morning will not endear you to your neighbors," she notes.

#16

Downhill neighbor behind us cut down the hedge between our house and theirs, complained we were 'peepers' trying to look into their house from our terrace above. Their dog then tore up our very old 4-foot fence between the houses and we put up a 6-foot fence topped by a 2-foot section of lattice (max allowed by law) and they could no longer see in to our place. Then they built a 3-foot raised deck so they could see over again and called code enforcement and the police because we were 'peeping' again. The police blew them off and code enforcement cited them for the illegal deck which they had to take down. :)

Altarocks Report

Final score:

112points

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Man in the ceiling 2 years ago (edited)

Such strange and out of touch people..

43points

Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

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#17

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Found a neighbor of mine putting his trash in my cans. Then when I confronted him he tried to fight me.

HAMSTYLE_ , the blowup Report

Final score:

98points

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Debbie Barnes 2 years ago

Move your bins. I have neighbours who do this and have now moved them to my garden. Silly I know but to take your rubbish out to find it already full with next doors rubbish is a 'little' annoying.

44points

#18

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" My neighbour cut the Cable with her garden sheers, I presume an argument over the bill.

She wouldn't let the cable company in to repair it. So they had to by pass her house, my house and about 6 others had no TV, Phone or Internet for 8 days.

Bbrhuft , Anna Shvets Report

Final score:

96points

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JuniorCJ82 2 years ago

Did anyone call the cops?

65points

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Next, Debby reminds readers to follow the “Golden Rule” as a neighbor. This includes respecting privacy and personal space, promptly returning items you borrow, stopping neighborhood gossip in it’s tracks, and being responsible for your pets (including their noise levels and droppings around the neighborhood). Around the holidays, it’s nice to send greeting cards or drop off small gifts on neighbors' doorsteps. And when misunderstandings do arise, try to resolve them quickly and gracefully.

#19

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" I lived in a house that had been split into two apartments. Next door was a crackhead. Normally, crackhead kept to herself and didn't bother me except to bum a cigarette or two every few days.

One day she needed a smoke, but I was down to my last pack, and payday wasn't for another three days, so I said no. She must have really needed a smoke, because it was like a rage switch had been turned on in her head.

I turned around and went back into my apartment to get away from her screaming at me, and she went back into her apartment and started pounding on the walls. At least I thought she was just pounding on the walls. Turns out that she grabbed a hammer and was smashing her way through the walls to my apartment.

I called her boyfriend who was basically a decent dude, and he rushed home and got her calmed down. The hole in the walls was basketball sized by the time she was stopped. Luckily for me they were already being evicted, so I didn't have to worry about her anymore.

**Tl;Dr** http://i.imgur.com/rjX661r.gif

Final score:

89points

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FABULOUS1 2 years ago

I had a homeless woman who I would always see in front of a liquor store ask me for a cigarette one day. I gave her a cigarette and when I came out of the store she asked me for another one, and when I said no she called me the N word and every other bad name she could.

34points

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

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#20

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" I work in the agricultural industry and sometimes have to help sort out disputes between neighbours.

I have always been shocked as to how two grown adults (or two families) will allow the situation to degrade to the point of violence.

One time I was contacted because of a dam usage dispute. Basically, the two warring neighbours were unsure of the boundary between their two properties and both wanted to use this one particular dam. Both had in the past fenced it off, and both had cut the other neighbours fence down.

I identified who the dam belonged to and provided advice accordingly. The neighbour who came off second best wasn't happy... He didn't say anything to me, really. But he did throw a tonne of dynamite in the dam, rendering it useless. It also exploded the animals drinking from it at the time of detonation.

Another person is suspected of taking revenge on his neighbour for some sort of personal slight. I say suspected, because it's been thoroughly investigated and no one knows the clear details. All I can say is that the neighbour disappeared without a trace and rumour has it, was cut into pieces and stuffed down an out of commission bore hole.

On other occasions, I've had to deal with neighbours who have shot at each other, lit each other's infrastructure on fire, stolen each other's property (including livestock) or even in one case, revenge f****d the neighbours daughter. Keeps life interesting.

FrankenstineGirls , Idin Ebrahimi Report

Final score:

82points

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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

That is disturbing

93points

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#21

Never had much luck with neighbours, but by god the last one was horrible. They had two massive dogs that were completely untrained, never left the house and were outside day and night 24/7. Constantly barking their asses off setting my dog off aswell.

One time one of their dogs escaped by jumping the fence off their patio furniture. We had to call animal control because he was sitting at the end of the driveway charging at people who walked down the street, for god knows how long. The second time one of them escaped they took off and the drunk a*****e screamed at my dad for at least an hour accusing him of stealing their dog. Big surprise when one of them never escaped again after moving their patio furniture away from the fence.

F**k those guys, they left a couple months ago and my dad was so excited he took a chair and sat in front of our window watching them load their U-haul truck.

synyster1169 Report

Final score:

79points

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WildHoneyPie 2 years ago

Got some popcorn, cracked a beer. "Ahh..."

50points

Debby also reminds homeowners to be considerate when having social gatherings. Warn your neighbors in advance if you’ll be throwing a loud party or monopolizing parking spots for an evening. Lastly, she recommends introducing yourself to any new neighbors to start off on the right foot. “Hand-deliver a bouquet of fresh-cut flowers from your garden” or “offer to have the new neighbors’ children over while the moving van is unloading the furniture”. Everyone wants to feel welcome and at peace in their neighborhood, and an added benefit to fostering positive relationships with neighbors is knowing that you’re all looking out for one another and available for help.

#22

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" In our last apartment, we lived on the 2nd floor. A family on the 4th floor had this kid who was maybe 3 years old. Every morning between 6 and 8 they'd walk up the staircase after having been out, and most of the time the kid would start crying. Loudly. What was the solution of the parents? Leave the crying kid in the staircase on its own for 15min! Our apartment doors carried sound through them very well, so it was basically like having a screaming 3 year old in your hallway every morning.

Let's just say it got on my nerves rather quickly. So what did I do? Nothing of course, I'm a Swede lol.

ClinchClonch , Anna Shvets Report

Final score:

78points

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RP 2 years ago

My neighbours did this as well. It is actually a recognised way to deal with tantrums. The kid doesn't want to come up? You let them know that you are close by and they can come in whenever they want, but you are not carrying them or having a discussion. If the child is already 3, then it really is no more dangerous than them walking up/down the stairs as they would every day. I'm not saying it isn't annoying as hell, but it really is not child abuse or neglect @caro caro @Adam Chang

24points

#23

About 10 years ago when we first moved into our current house, we gave our neighbors a set of keys to our house just in case of any emergencies, or if there was something we needed while away on vacation. We frequently went out of town, and my dad would go on short weekend business trips on which my mom and I would accompany him. Every time we came back, there were always subtle changes in the house, but too small to really question. Like missing condiments, not as much toilet paper on the roll, mats/rugs seemed straighter and cleaner than when we left, etc. About two months later, our family came home from our trip a day and a half earlier. We pull up to our house, and first of all, see a bunch of cars in our driveways, hear the pool and jacuzzi pumps running, and see all the lights on. We go inside only to find our neighbors throwing a dinner party of some sort with a giant mess in the kitchen, every plate, glass, and piece of silverware we owned scattered about the house, wine and liquor bottles lining the counter, a slew of people in our pool and jacuzzi, and worst of all, one of our boats missing from the dock and lifts, and the other one filled with people leaving our harbor... The look on the face of the neighbor's wife in the jacuzzi was priceless; a combination of utter shock and heightening fear as she saw my six foot, big brown dad turning red in the face with intensifying anger. Everyone was out in a matter of minutes, and we had the locks changed, but she was kind enough to send over a team of maids to tidy up the place the next morning. It turns out that for two months, they had been using our house on the weekends. We even found loads of their laundry in our washer & dryer. 10 years fast forward, my mom is best friends with her, and my dad just hates her sooo much.

TL;DR: Gave our neighbors a set of keys to our house, they used it to throw dinner parties and use all of our s**t while we were on vacation.

beachjammer421 Report

Final score:

77points

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Lola Atkinson 2 years ago

Jacuzzi, boats, maids. If y'all got that money (and they do too) share! They can let you use their massage parlour in the West wing of their mansion.

51points

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#24

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" We live near a protected area for endangered animals. One of the animals that the sanctuary is meant to protect is bald eagles. Since we live next to a field, it's pretty common for an eagle to sit on our porch and disembowel its rabbit for dinner. We have a neighbor that keeps calling the cops on us because the bird is on our property and claims it is traumatizing his innocent children. He treats us like we're the ones murdering fluffy bunnies for our own amusement.

EDIT1: You are correct, bald eagles were removed from the endangered species list in 2007. However, the land was purchased to protect the eagles and other species when they were in more dire straights. You might find it interesting to know that our bald eagle is a bachelor- his mate was hit by a car (a very hefty fine was involved for the unfortunate soul) and for some reason he never re-mated.

EDIT2: The police do not respond personally, but they do contact the local chapter of animal control to have them remove the bird and several government agencies to report its behavior. It would be illegal for us to in any way entice the bird to come close, or collect feathers or something, and it is extremely unusual both in that it shows no fear of humans (at least on our property) and because it isn't sticking to its normal diet. Eagles are primarily fish and carrion eaters, and with lots of both available I suspect that they are telling people that we are baiting the eagle with fresh rabbit carcasses instead of what's actually happening, which is the bird eating an unusual amount of fresh meat and being too lazy to fly very far with it. So, while it would be pointless to repeatedly call the police, the police put our neighbors in touch with people who make us jump through bureaucratic hoops to prove we're not doing anything illegal to our national bird.

LadySmuag , Ingo Doerrie Report

Final score:

72points

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SoozeeQ 2 years ago

To quote another post: "Put up cameras, everywhere!"

70points

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While younger generations may not speak to their neighbors in person, they still stay informed about local events and information. The Zebra reports that online neighborhood groups might be replacing face-to-face interactions, with apps like Nextdoor on the rise. Nextdoor has over 236,000 active neighborhoods across the globe, including 90% of neighborhoods in the US, and is estimated to be worth $2.1 billion. Apparently, 27% of Americans are now in at least one form of neighborhood group, making it easier to sell furniture, chat about why there was a firetruck in the neighborhood, and hear if the new coffee shop down the street is worth checking out.

#25

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" I live in an old motor court that was converted into cottages and trailers for rent. My neighbor directly across my cottage is a paranoid schizophrenic. He screams about fascist doctors and w**re nurses at all hours of the night. Sometimes he stands in front of his house with no shirt on, arms crossed, and just stares. He makes weird antenna hats and leaves signs all over his cottage that the doctors are in cahoots with the government and are doing experiments on his brain. He only ever wears white and makes his own clothes and if you live in Davis CA you've most likely seen him walking around downtown yelling or muttering to himself. I've gotten used to him and don't think he's dangerous, but yeah, it's awkward when you have company over and have to explain to them why your neighbor is sitting outside wearing a helmet with antennas poking out of it.

landingonvenus , Usman Yousaf Report

Final score:

68points

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Chinmayee Kalghatgi 2 years ago

That guy needs severe help since he is very likely to deny treatment

54points

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#26

Probably late to this, but here goes. Wife and my first house after marriage, we got a completely insane neighbor. She had "environmental allergies" which led her to have ridiculous reactions to any chemical. So she spied on us to make sure we didn't clean or spray anything. She had a "severe reaction" and threatened to sue us when she saw me lining the exterior of our house with chemicals. The chemical I was using was salt. She chased away 3 pest experts that were hired to help get termites out of my house because I couldn't get anyone to treat the area due to her insane reactions when she saw them. Finally rushed a terminex guy on one day while she was gone, he fixed the house up, and we decided to gtfo. Sold the house for a postage stamp and a pack of chewing gum. I feel like i made a great deal. Good luck guy who wanted to argue price with me when I was already giving you a good deal. Enjoy the lawsuits and termites.

Edit to add - the biggest problem with the workers is they were being threatened with a lot of things, but the threat of a lawsuit was what scared them off. I talked to one owner who said "I know we would win that lawsuit. I also know how long it would take and how much it would cost. Son, it's not worth it to either of us."

I called the cops a couple times. Got one trespass warning when they actually stepped on my property. The rest of the time it boiled down to the cop saying to her "would you please quit being a d**k" to which she'd say "yes". And I'd say to the cop "Right. See you in a week." All of this is paraphrased for the really literal readers.

Could have fought. Could have won. Woulda cost money and time, neither of which I was willing to part with. Moving solved two problems. (The other being a more space)

heavyantigravity Report

Final score:

66points

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago

She sounds like someone who needs to live in a plastic bubble.

35points

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#27

Our current neighbour asked my wife to do some chores for when she broke her leg. Not so bad, right?

Well...

The same neighbour also asked our other neighbour to do same housework when she was completely fine. The list of chores includes the standard stuff. Laundry, preparing meals, bit of general cleaning up. It also included digging out the garbage dump that was once their basement, which was rotten with mold and has to be torn down.

And I wouldn't say this neighbour asked for help either... more like demanded it... oh, and demanded to babysit her kids too. Yeah. While her and her husband got drunk and burns a hole through the cartilage of their noses. And smash out windows to their car and truck. And used a wood stove to heat their home when they couldn't pay any bills.

Oh, and the husband once tampered with my BBQ. Drained the tank and cut the hose.

Some days you can go on the deck, sit with a beer and listen to them curse and scream and make a ruckus. Some times you can even see the social worker pull up their driveway. We call those like we call punch-buggies now.

It's literally like watching a train-wreck in slow motion. It's horrible, it's awe-inspiring, it's saddening and you can't look away at all.

DrunkenTenshi Report

Final score:

62points

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Nadine Bamberger 2 years ago

Poor kids, I hope they get out of this okay.

56points

thickintegument , Towfiqu barbhuiya Report

Conflicts between neighbors are inevitable, but being a "neighbor from hell" is certainly preventable. These stories make me feel thankful to only have to deal with excess noise above my apartment, rather than any violent or aggressive neighbors… Enjoy reading the rest of these wild stories, and upvote the tales you find the worst. Then let us know in the comments if you’ve ever had a horrible neighbor and how you managed to find peace at home!

#28

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" My neighbour once vomited on my living room window out of spite...

Final score:

59points

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Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago (edited)

Hope the window was closed at the time! Jokes aside, if it were me, the neighbor would be cleaning that stuff up. If this happened during pandemic lockdown, I would’ve called the police, as I would think any body secretions spewed on my property would be considered a biohazard and therefore an assault. I mean, if the old laws against spitting on the sidewalk came about because the spittle could contain TB and other infectious diseases, then puking on someone else’s home should be against the law also.

26points

#29

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Neighbors kid use to always just walk right in the front door. Before I moved into the house the original owner murdered the previous neighbor for always parking in his driveway. House is cursed to make annoying neighbors I guess.

Edit:I don't know why people keep saying American horror story. NO.

Edit:People keep asking why we didn't lock the door. My mom wasn't much of a mom and we were four young boys who had better things to do than worry about that stuff. Nowadays I'm always locking my door!

Sumapplesauce , Scott Webb Report

Final score:

58points

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Debra Wendell 2 years ago

Adult neighbor used to do this back when I was a kid in the 70s. No one locked doors back then. But eventually my parents had keys made for all of us and locked the door.

33points

#30

60 Times People Had "Neighbors From Hell" Lived in an apartment over a couple who would constantly fight and blast '80s German electro pop s**t during week nights when I had to get up for work at 5am.

Mr-Crasp , Afif Kusuma Report

Final score:

46points

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Caro Caro 2 years ago

Before you leave the house, turn your stereo on, full blast.

34points

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Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

Apparently, I've been way more blessed in neighbors than I realized. Good reminder. Worst I ever had was a cop --- cue the lack of surprise ---- who insisted onc utting down trees not on his property so he could have, from his front door, and I quote, "A clear field of fire". Against what? Deer? The most dangerous thing on our road was that cop! We were all exhaling in huge relief when he moved.Out of state, to boot. *whew*

11points

Ja'Nice Christine H. 2 years ago

My neighbor started a "Summer Camp" for men in his (huge) backyard pool area. 300-400 people going in and out a month, some were half naked, 7 days a week. He took in (illegal) donations to run it as a business. You could hear them having sex from mine and others yards. He advertised on CL and other nefarious websites. The county warned them to shut it down but the owner kept it up in smaller numbers. I went CL and created a profile. He invited me up for sex. They were ordered to sell thier home since they signed an agreement with our county's state attorney office that they would stop. It was the most stressful 4 yrs. of my life.

9points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

OMG, so sorry. So sorry.

4points

Horatio Jay 2 years ago

The rest of that notwithstanding, aren't people usually half-naked when using a pool?

1point

Candia Lee 2 years ago

How can guys at a pool be half naked? One cheek out? Just the nads?

0points

WoodenLion 2 years ago

i decided to move. a house i loved for 25 years. new neighbors - cigarette butts in "landscape magazine cover" front yard. dog poop, "guess he just likes your yard, ha-ha". peeking through fence, blowing horn in their driveway all the time. i gave them a bunch of their dog poop back on the front main entrance - piles of it. they held out longer than i could.

6points

Aubrie Allen 2 years ago

My apartment next door neighbors open their windows and doors and blast music every weekend all weekend. I've complained to the apartment and they've talked to them. I call the cops every single weekend. They don't care and continue to do it. The bass on their stereo shakes everything in my apartment and makes it impossible for me to work. It makes me miss my old neighbors, they ones who stabbed a dude and left him to die outside their front door. The were a bit quieter.

4points

Lasagna Is Like Crack 2 years ago

At my old apartment, I had a guy who lived next door and would blast metal music until almost sunrise. I like metal too, unless I'm trying to sleep. I asked him twice if he could turn it down and guy was ridiculously rude. I went to the person on his other side and my other neighbors about it and they all got the same response from him too. So, I decided to get a little even with him. When I would leave for work in the mornings, I'd turn my speakers to his wall and blasted polka on repeat until I got off work. Apparently, the other neighbors liked this idea and proceeded to do the same to him as well. He ended up complaining to the office and they told him "oh well". After about 2 months of this he ended up breaking his lease because we wouldn't stop.

4points

Kate Jones 2 years ago

I've been living in a nightmare sandwich for 3 years. I live on the 2nd floor and the 1st and 3rd floor neighbors are insane. The upstairs people finally got evicted for their fighting. Knock down drag-out screaming for hours upon hours. The cops were called almost daily. The other tenants and I complained to the landlord but he never did anything until recently. They started a fire so that finally did it. But the downstairs neighbors blast death metal every night. And he beats his girlfriend up. Or they go and sit in their car outside with the windows down and blast music while they drink in their car. It's so insane. The whole neighborhood has to deal with them. It's so hard to find anything in this area that isn't crazy expensive so it's been difficult to move. But it's so frustrating that *I* have to move because of them. There really should be a tenant's rights law or something if the landlord is not dealing with the problems. Calling the cops doesn't really do anything.

4points

Joe Brody 2 years ago

There are laws in place in some states and/or towns, that could be of use to you. What applies to where you live, you'd have to dig out online or through a local lawyer. A lawyer might not be cost efficient. Best of luck to you.

1point

Aisling Raye 2 years ago

Back when I was living in an apartment, my neighbors across the hall were dealing coke from their place. The father played in the local church's band and the mom was a volunteer at the local Christian elementary school. They had a daughter that was in 2nd grade that would come to my place almost daily for help with her homework. She was fully aware (well as much as a kid that old can be) of what her parents were up to. I called CPS....daughter was removed from the home and dad went to jail. Mom retaliated by calling the cops to say that I went to their door naked and repeatedly rang the doorbell in the middle of the night. Needless to say, I was super confused when cops woke me up by pounding on my door at 1am on a Wednesday morning (I remember bc I had class at 7) I found out later that was her go to move bc she called the cops on at least three other neighbors for the same naked middle of the night doorbell thing lmao. I still think about their daughter and I really hope she's ok

4points

Mindghost 2 years ago (edited)

Read it in the newspaper. A woman set her alarm clock to ring every hour from 2 to 5 AM in the morning, only when she wasn't home for work. For a whole year. Sadly she only paid a fine of 300$.

4points

Luthor 2 years ago

I had a neighbour that became increasingly horrid over several years. A meth addiction. It wasn't fun. Their psychosis had decided I was holding "hostages" is my house. The police would turn up daily to check my house for said "hostages" as next door kept phoning them. It was horrible. I finally installed cameras. It wasn't until I had video camera evidence of next door neighbours trying to kick in my front door to save said 'hostages' that I was believed. It took years to finally have them removed. I still live in fear that they will cause me drama. Meth addiction doesn't only hurt the addicted but everyone who lives around them. I have constant fear that they'll be back. It's scary.

3points

Candia Lee 2 years ago

Meth makes people paranoid. I knew a guy who spent his high staring out the window watching for cops and planning his escape from the "no outlet" neighborhood. Another was making plans for an escape tunnel from his house; DR where his outlet was, down the block maybe.

0points

Lukas-not-Luca (he/him) 2 years ago

Our neighbor threatened to burn down our house once... I forget exactly why I was like 8 and this was years ago, but I think she wanted to completely remove the fence between our houses when we built our pool... like, this crazy b***h told her daughter to go grab their gasoline can (the daughter was the same age as me smh)

3points

Curry on... 2 years ago

These posts make me realize that I appreciate my neighbors who basically mind their own business.

3points

Joe Brody 2 years ago

I just happen to be living in a farming town. Little patches of land cut out here snd there for individual houses and trailers. You csn see the homes of the 2 or 3 neighbors, but there's always plenty of field between any two homes. 206 residents, living in about 60 homes. Not an apartment building or any business even near this town. A bit of a ways to get to anything, but its a small price to pay.

3points

Luthor 2 years ago

2points

Nicole Normand 2 years ago

A couple who were meth addicted decided to end their life together for some reason by blowing up their house. What they didn't know when they decided to do this - or perhaps didn't care - is that they would also blow up an entire neighborhood, which is what happened. No death apart from those two as everyone else was at work pre-COVID. But, people, so much devastation, so much damage.

0points

Linda Mermaid 2 years ago (edited)

I’ve never lived ANYWHERE that didn’t have dogs barking non-stop. When the neighbors were asked to tend to their pet, they’re reply was ALWAYS “my dogs don’t bark.”

2points

Nicole Normand 2 years ago

Or the one my neighbor says to us: "She likes to hear her own voice". Yeah, maybe, but I don't.

0points

Mary Gray 2 years ago

Not a neighbour but we live on a working farm and we're used to the tractors etc coming and going, for the most part we don't notice them but!! One of the farmhands frequently has phone arguments with his SO, shouting obscenities so loudly and then revving up the tractors to screaming point. No point in complaining because I did once and this man came right up into my face shouting more obscenities at me

2points

FABULOUS1 2 years ago

I live in an apartment on a cul-de-sac with 8 buildings with 4 units each, while everyone is not my direct neighbor in the same building they are still horrible neighbors. A guy who lives in the next building loves to tell his friends to bring their cars and leave them on our street for long periods of time, they know to move them every Monday morning before street sweeping and then move them right back where they sit a full week. Taking up space for the ones that actually live here. Another person across the street has decided only her and her husband can park their 3 vehicles in front of their apartment, and if you happen to get one of those spots before them she will throw a fit. One of the buildings in the corner (not sure which apartment) is probably dealing drugs out of it. They have shady people coming through night and day, sitting in their cars for hours, dumping their trash all over the street.

2points

Jose Ortiz 2 years ago

My neighbor and guy across the street had beef over their garden. (Guy across the street was a douche) He sprayed something at my neighbor's garden that killed his precious tomato plants. So in retaliation he planted bamboo all over the dudes yard. Best 2 year plan i have ever witnessed..

1point

Mad McQueen 2 years ago

My neighbor is my mom an sister. Mostly about my sister. Anytime I do something in my yard she copies it. Brick patio? Copied. Planting front yard? Copied. What plant is that? Ugh!!! So now I buy my mom plants and she makes my sister plant them to keep them up for her. My sister hates the extra work. Oh not just me. New people across the street played music too long one night. Waits til she sees the grown a*s kids dad there an tells him her son too loud. Dude is like 30. Lol. Kid put a pop up patio tent at the back of his driveway and a basketball hoop and my sister is bitching he's gonna have parties an be loud. Dude hasn't done anything. And her fav line is "you know what you SHOULD do..." meaning she's gonna tell you how to do something HER way. Ughhhhhhj

1point

Joe Brody 2 years ago

Try to be a bit happier.

-2points

Monica Pryts 2 years ago

I think most of these people have mental health issues.

0points

PT Schram 2 years ago

Move into new rural house. First time we meet neighbor, he tells us he has an easement to cross out property. Fast forward, he calls County about my having too many vehicles (they never did tell me what the limit is). County forces em to get a zoning exception and erect a $10,000 fence. Not good enough for neighbor. He kicks my wife’s dog, punches my son, threatens me with a pitchfork and eventually calls cops saying I was shooting at him. He can’t get satisfaction so he sues us over the easement… Four years later, he is finally convinced he doesn’t have an easement and he drops his lawsuit so we can’t sue HIM for the expenses. We sue our title insurance company and the suit ends up in Federal Court! Cost us $100,000 over five years AND my Snap-On franchise Eventually we won against our insurance company, but the neighbor continues to call the cops whenever he feels he isn’t being paid attention to. He is 25 years older than we are, we will win!

0points

Ronnie Beaton 2 years ago

I had a former upstairs neighbour who was a single dad with two young daughters. Most of the time they were fine, no trouble to anyone. But occasionally he'd start playing hide and seek with his kids. At 10pm. When normal people (me) are in bed trying to sleep.

0points

Candia Lee 2 years ago

Lived in a duplex w shared carport. 1) They threw out a whole chicken in the carport in July the afternoon after twice weekly trash pickup. Stink and maggots. Since then, I put spoiling food in the freezer until I can properly dispose. 2) They had German roaches so bad that, after the landlord bombed their side, you couldn't step without landing on several. 3) They kept two pit bulls in their yard. When the landlord messed up the carport roofing to make it leak badly, they let us store some stuff by their back door. Went I went to retrieve something, my knee-high white socks turned black from the fleas.

0points

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Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

11points

Ja'Nice Christine H. 2 years ago

9points

Leo Domitrix 2 years ago

OMG, so sorry. So sorry.

4points

Horatio Jay 2 years ago

The rest of that notwithstanding, aren't people usually half-naked when using a pool?

1point

Candia Lee 2 years ago

How can guys at a pool be half naked? One cheek out? Just the nads?

0points

WoodenLion 2 years ago

6points

Aubrie Allen 2 years ago

4points

Lasagna Is Like Crack 2 years ago

4points

Kate Jones 2 years ago

4points

Joe Brody 2 years ago

1point

Aisling Raye 2 years ago

4points

Mindghost 2 years ago (edited)

Read it in the newspaper. A woman set her alarm clock to ring every hour from 2 to 5 AM in the morning, only when she wasn't home for work. For a whole year. Sadly she only paid a fine of 300$.

4points

Luthor 2 years ago

3points

Candia Lee 2 years ago

0points

Lukas-not-Luca (he/him) 2 years ago

3points

Curry on... 2 years ago

These posts make me realize that I appreciate my neighbors who basically mind their own business.

3points

Joe Brody 2 years ago

3points

Luthor 2 years ago

2points

Nicole Normand 2 years ago

0points

Linda Mermaid 2 years ago (edited)

I’ve never lived ANYWHERE that didn’t have dogs barking non-stop. When the neighbors were asked to tend to their pet, they’re reply was ALWAYS “my dogs don’t bark.”

2points

Nicole Normand 2 years ago

Or the one my neighbor says to us: "She likes to hear her own voice". Yeah, maybe, but I don't.

0points

Mary Gray 2 years ago

2points

FABULOUS1 2 years ago

2points

Jose Ortiz 2 years ago

1point

Mad McQueen 2 years ago

1point

Joe Brody 2 years ago

Try to be a bit happier.

-2points