Hands down nothing smells better than line dried laundry :) That being said, I say go buy some obnoxious panties - you know the ones with stuff written on the bum (the raunchyier the better LOL) and make sure to hang them facing him :P
Hands down nothing smells better than line dried laundry :) That being said, I say go buy some obnoxious panties - you know the ones with stuff written on the bum (the raunchyier the better LOL) and make sure to hang them facing him :P
win-star, did anything happen after this initial incident???
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Originally Posted by papillon
I haven't heard from him since last week. I was away for the weekend though, my parents hung clothing and hadn't had him over to complain. I gave him the prove for allowing to hang clothing outside, so i think he gave up.
The relationship with him [both me and my parents] are okay, we barely talk and never had a single problem since day one, 15 years ago when we moved in when the house was finished building.
What did you give him as proof?? Just curious.
What a jerk.
Maybe call the city yourself and ask them. That way if he threatens to call them again you can tell him you already did after his last visit and he can go pound sand.
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Originally Posted by D-Roc
I gave above proof to him
You should ask him the next time you se him if he read what you dropped off. Just to see his reaction. LMAO
I'm sure he'd just sniff the air and ignore her....dumb cluck!Quote:
Originally Posted by D-Roc
I'm glad it worked out for you, Hon!!
What a waste of your time he is!!!:rolleyes:
Be careful what you say here. The Mississauga Stasi may be monitoring your posts. :)
My cousin lives in Mississauga and he's discovered that if a neighbour takes a dislike to you he can report you to the Bylaw Police and they will come down on you like a ton of bricks. If you try to appeal, there's a non-refundable $450 application fee. He had some weeds and an old garden shed in his backyard, neither of which could be seen by neighbours except from their bedroom windows. There was no polite request or caution, just a knock at the door by the Bylaw Police and a demand to "fix things" up. He was given 12 days to do something about it or the city would come in, do the work and charge him for it. There were also threats of court action.
And you thought you lived in a democracy. :)
^^ Do you know the thread you posted in was 2 years old?
Hey you are saving money, getting fresh smelling clothes so it's his problem not yours. People have too many things to complain about
I agree, tell the peeping Tom to mind his businessQuote:
Originally Posted by Sharpie
I remember back in the good old days growing up, everybody had a clothesline......now we are not "allowed" to hang clothes in the area we live...crazy!!
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It really is crazy. We're all expected to do what we can to cut down on our energy usage - lessen our carbon footprint - but we can't hang clothes out which saves the most energy of all? Clothes dryers are an absolute energy hog. Just insane.Quote:
Originally Posted by redhdlois
For the record though, we can (and do) hang out clothes here, I just find it mind-boggling that people can't in other municipalities.
So I read this whole thread this morning, then just now I read the "lightbulb" post and realized how old this thread was..... I should pay more attention to the dates haha