Would this be rude??

[FreshTressa]

hehe...i'll disguise my son as a boy scout and send him over to "volunteer" to get rid of the stuff, lol.

If they would just lay it on the ground instead of leaning against their house where we can see it! If it was lying down, the fence would cover it.

Hey...maybe I'll sneak over there and make it all flat....they'd never notice on that side of the house, no reason to go there, lol.

 

[Martha7]

This is always a prickly situation. Our neighbor in Florida had an ugly, rusting grill sitting in his side yard, and we were listing our house. Since the houses were only about ten feet apart from each other, we were tempted to get it and take it to the dump, but he was kind of strange, so we didn't dare, for fear of starting a feud. I do know that we kept the blinds closed on that side of the house, and were glad to move away from him. The other neighbors were excellent, but this guy had an attitude, and told some people that if he made any enemies in the development, he'd kill their palm trees with bleach! We had a huge German Shepard, who had to be euthanized when she was ten, due to degenerative spinal myelopathy. They got a Shepard mix puppy from the shelter, then told all the neighbors how their dog would be bigger than ours. They left that poor puppy outside on their screened porch, never played with it or trained it, and had to get rid of it a few months later. They were just very strange! We never did anything to him, but once we heard this kind of talk, we steered clear! When we moved, we didn't even bother going over to say goodbye! So, it depends on whether you feel that you risk retaliation or whether you think that your relationship can survive it. Good luck with sorting it all out!

 

[mickeyfan2]

How about some landscaping to hide it?