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30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult I used to be good friends with a girl next door from when we were ten till HS started, even though she treated me like sh*t. Her parents were obviously alcoholics so I felt sorry for her more than anything. My little brother came along with me over to her backyard one day and he accidentally tripped and fell into their back-porch door. Her mom, who had daily naps from all of her drinking, was woken up and stormed outside to scream at my little autistic brother that could barely speak. When he didn't respond (duh), she burned him with a cigarette on his arm. Not as crazy as some of these other stories, but she still knowingly burnt a 6 year old autistic kid.

Final score:

404points

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Pernille Dyre 3 years ago

Not as crazy???? This is worse!!! Poor Boy!

244points

alansupra94 , flickr (not the actual photo) Report

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult This is a bad neighbor story that was fixed by a good neighbor.

My grandma who passed away recently lived in not the best part of town. She worked at my dad's laundromat there (refused to leave and loved working there for 30+ years). 10 years ago some new neighbors came in and decided to pick on my grandma (the entire family, young to old). They would steal carts, throw sh*t at her, steal money when she wasnt looking, etc. I had no idea what was going on and my gramdma was too prideful to tell anyone.

However, one day another neighbor that's been washing his clothes there for 20+ years saw this. I am pretty sure he is a drug dealer but I don't judge, I played baseball with his kids. He legit told my gramdma to wait inside, picked the littlest one up, hung him on a fence post and exchanged words with the father before picking him up by his neck. The entire street watched. They moved out the next day after he smashed all their car windows. Till this day not a soul has bother my grandma. I didn't hear this story until her funeral last week. It's amazing how terrible and great people can be.

TLDR: New neighbors picked on grandma so old neighbors picked on them and made them leave.

Final score:

340points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Lovely. Someone bullies a little old lady and a dealer takes care of it. There's a moral to the story but I've still to figure out how to put it in words. Don't judge a book by it's cover perhaps?

126points

Throwawayca91 , flickr (not the actual photo) Report

If you do get along with your neighbor, consider yourself lucky, like almost blessed. But it’s also good to ask yourself, are you a good neighbor? Do you consider yourself someone who helps to create a sense of well-being in your community? Have you done something about it?

Well, a growing number of polls and surveys show that fewer Americans are taking time to engage with their neighbors. The Zebra survey found that only 33% of Americans consider their neighbors friends or close friends. Meanwhile, 66% consider their neighbors strangers or acquaintances.

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult In an apartment. This lady lived on the third floor. She must have let her cat piss everywhere bc the entire building reeked like cat piss. The smell entered my apartment frequently. When I passed her in the hallway I would have to hold my breath bc she smelled so bad. I dealt with this for 2 years with multiple complaints to the office until I eventually called animal control. Turns out she had 30 cats in her apartment.

Final score:

282points

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troufaki13 3 years ago

Animal hoarding is a mental illness, not to mention animal abuse.

212points

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30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult When my daughter was five we rented the top floor of a two family house. The owner gave the bottom floor to her sister (recovering substance abuse problems, trouble holding down a job, two kids, absentee father).

One day my daughter's tricycle went missing. Found her kids on it an hour later. Confronted her about it and she said my daughter was spoiled and my family didn't deserve to have anything her family didn't have. (My husband was on disability recovering from a life threatening injury, and I was a school teacher. So... Not exactly the Kardashians!)

When the thirty year old woman began to taunt my daughter and take her belongings, that's when we terminated our lease.

Final score:

277points

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Mari 3 years ago

Even if you spoiled your daughter, that's not her business. She's just an ordinary thief

151points

Ireallyjustcanteven , flickr (not the actual photo) Report

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult They tried to kill my dog because it was a "death dog." She was a white lab and very sweet.

We had a large fenced in back yard. My dog wasn't terribly loud. She wasn't aggressive at all. She was just the size of a lab and my neighbors, specifically the wife, thought that made her evil. They called the cops more than once saying my dog was terrorizing the neighborhood. The cops came, met the dog, and we explained that she was always in her yard. They left saying just make sure she stays in the yard. Well neighbor called two more times to complain and eventually they went and spoke with her about her ludicrous complaints.

Here is when she started taking matters into her own hands. We noticed our dog was getting sick a lot. Like really sick. We took her to the vet and the vet said we needed to stop feeding her human food that could be bad for dogs. We had NO CLUE what she was talking about. We went back home and decided to keep a closer eye on her. Turns out our neighbor had been dumping all manner of vile things over our fence. Food scraps, mop water, and god knows what else. We went and spoke with her about this and she denied it. Finally we caught the b***h on video and made sure she saw us recording her.

Later that night the husband comes over and apologizes for his wife and begs us not to call the cops. He promises he'll ensure our dog is left alone. We agreed but said if anything happened to our dog again, we would press charges.

Thankfully she stopped coming after our dog. She moved on to our landscaping. She climbed over the fence more than once to trim (read hack and destroy) our hedges and a few saplings. She even went and pulled all the flowers out of our flower bed that we had just planted. We went and spoke with her husband as he was the more sane of the two. Same conversation as with our dog.

There were more random things that we could never prove. Eventually she fell very ill and passed. Her husband was like a different person. Invited us over for barbecues and all. Eventually even got himself a little dog.

TL;DR- called cops and then fed my pup food scrapes and cleaning supplies over a fence. Proceeded to destroy plants and her husbands life until she passed on.

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267points

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JuJu 3 years ago

Mental illness can make a lot of people suffer

108points

thebabyslayer , flickr (not the actual photo) Report

No wonder we have disputes with the people living closest to us so often. We don’t really know them in the first place! Now, think of the pandemic era where people have grown distant from each other, yet are spending the most time at their homes. This makes a perfect storm for a quarrel with a neighbor.

“Considering we’re all probably way closer to our neighbors than before, I’m sure you see these stories all the time,” Kristina Carrodeguas, the representative of Safehome.org told us, referring to the growing number of stories about neighbors from hell. Safehome has recently run an illuminating survey about the relationships people have with neighbors, as well as the illegal activities they’ve committed and witnessed, and how they handled each scenario.

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult We have a beautiful pit bull/boxer mix that was stolen out of our back yard by our neighbors and given to a shelter for pit bulls. We looked for our dog for WEEKS, all day and night. Just as we were about to give up, my mom checked local adoption ads and found our dog. The shelter she was given to was literally a block away from our house and they informed us of the people who brought her there, who turned out to be our neighbors. So we got our dog back and the neighbors continued to try to get our dog taken away from us by calling the police for animal abuse multiple times, even when we were playing with her in our own backyard and very obviously loved her.

Final score:

229points

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Brian Bennett 3 years ago

In Canada or our little piece of Ontario the papers will no disclose the names of animal abusers, Yet I can find out if a child abuser lives in my neighborhood. I realize the difference I like kids but I can't figure out why they protect animal abusers.

70points

walkinginthewind , pexels (not the actual photo) Report

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult This isn't even everything that went down with that neighbour, just some (not so) brief highlights.

My mom had this neighbour who pretended to be weak from cancer/chemo so her landlord couldn't get mad at her for when trash bins were full and lawn was filthy. She even went as far as shaving her head and faking a limp, cane and everything. Mom baked her some cookies and offered to take care of her bins and lawn, neighbour spills about her scam. My mom, now enlightened about my neighbour's The Fault in our Stars bullsh*t and tired of the trash blowing into our yard, called the landlord. Neighbour wasn't happy and would blast music at ungodly hours of the night/wee morning to get back at my mom. Mom would get frustrated because she worked late and left early, filed noise complaint to police. Police arrive, neighbour claims my mom (old little Asian lady) punched her in the chest. Neighbour wants her arrested, mom shows cops our security cam footage, no mom punching, instead finds crazy neighbour kicking her 9 year old daughter out in the middle of the night. 9yo is banging on her door, my mom comes out to check on noise, tries to bring hysterical girl inside (it's like 2am), neighbour comes out and sprays her with the hose. Neighbour taken away, daughter sent to live with dad.

TL;DR neighbour faked cancer, got arrested.

Final score:

213points

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Laly Lynch 3 years ago

Karma baby.

54points

sellingseashells , pexels (not the actual photo) Report

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult Every time I stepped into my backyard my neighbor would hide his chin behind his fence and give me life advice that suspiciously fit any tough situation I was in.

Final score:

186points

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Arieke 3 years ago

Yeah, young people would not understand this though........

133points

They found that “1 in 5 people admitted to committing illegal activities in or near their homes,” said Kristina, meaning that some residents of the community are indeed to blame for the illegal actions. Moreover, “18% of people won’t rat out their neighbors because they’re friendly with them and 12% of people won’t because they’re afraid to.”

The findings are particularly alarming since they suggest that a person witnessing a crime in their neighborhood will not necessarily alert the authorities. They may decide to ignore the wrongdoing, or even confront the issue themselves, which may put them at risk.

#10

My first apartment was a real dump in a seedy complex, and I had two people who I'd consider "neighbors from hell". The first was the lady who lived above me, who let her small dog piss and sh*t all over the balcony, meaning we basically couldn't open our back door in the summer because of the stench. She also smoked weed constantly, and asked to borrow money several times. When they moved out they had to tear up all the carpet and deep clean the whole place. She had no teeth, too, which was weird.

Another was a guy who lived a few spots down from us. One night I could hear him fighting with his girlfriend through my window, so naturally my girlfriend and I were content eavesdropping on it until we heard a loud smack. Immediately I called the police and off he went to jail. When he returned for his stuff it's my understanding that he got a Grade A a*s-whooping from several of her friends who were there to welcome him home.

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Final score:

166points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Some people are born with crappy dental systems, I have a couple of friends who have the same problems and are in the dentists chair every two months (one has a morning routine which lasts 25 minutes - just to care for her gums and teeth. PS - glad the abuser got dealt some street justice and I love that you called the cops, so many people won’t

46points

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#11

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult My neighbor in my apartment complex always tries to stop and talk to me (usually when I'm running late for work) which isn't awful. The awful thing is I'm pretty sure he looks out the window and waits. He always manages to open the door and come outside as I happen to be walking by, and goes in promptly after I tell him I'm running late for work. Same neighbor came outside at 11:40 one night as I was putting a new window decal on my car, practically climbed in, and insisted on helping me. Then proceeded to try to talk to me afterwards. Another time I was backing out of my parking spot, and he was pulling out of his in my blind spot. He honked his horn so obviously I stopped before I hit him. Instead of him pulling forward and leaving like a normal person, he put his car in park and came over and knocked on my driver side window and asked me if I even looked back before I started backing out. It was really aggressive. He's also jokingly said to me that he's seen me bring a lot of men into my apartment. I really don't like that guy. He's very creepy.

Final score:

157points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

You have to leave, right now.

157points

#12

One of my friend's neighbors are absolutely bat-sh*t crazy and are racist, white supremacist. My friends are Muslim and Pakistani so their neighbors are always looking for excuses for calling the police on them. One of the most memorable stories was when their eldest son, who was fourteen at the time, broke his leg at school and could not walk. His dad was on a business trip so only his mother had to bring him home from the ER and help him in. Given that he was over 6 feet tall and weighed over 200 pounds, this was much harder than it seemed for his barely 5'5" mother. To make it easier to help him in, she parked the car on the lawn right in front of the door so she wouldn't have to drag him across the sidewalk. All of this seemed too shady for the neighbors and instead of using their eyes or just asking, they called the police for suspicious activity. So now the poor mom had to deal with her broken son and the police showing up at her door to investigate. Along with this instance, the neighbors call the police on them whenever they have a party, even though their parties have no music, no drinking, or anything to warrant the police. But every weekend they blast music themselves and rowdy backyard parties. Because of them, my friends are looking to move.

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Final score:

152points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Heartbreaking to say the least

59points

sweetrhymepurereason , unsplash (not the actual photo) Report

The wrongdoings people witnessed their neighbors doing vary from insignificant to pretty serious. Kristina said that “23% of people observed neighbors failing to clean up after their pet with the same percent of people observing neighbors smoking cannabis.” In fact, residents are more likely to report the selling of cannabis than if they were smoking and/or growing it.

This also suggests that people feel more uncomfortable with the drug being sold in their neighborhood than with the fact that some neighbor is consuming it. It can be explained by the simple fact that selling it may attract unwanted visitors and put the community in some amount of possible danger.

#13

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult They called the police on me because I was watching television muted with closed captioning with the windows closed and the blinds shut in my own home at 7:00 on a Friday night.

When we had moved in, my roommate brought the neighbor a plate of cookies and all of our phone numbers and names, and said to always feel free to call us any time of day and we'd do what she needed. Our neighbor said, "no, we'll call the police instead." And boy, did she ever. We actually started throwing parties because the cops were going to come anyways.

Final score:

148points

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lightbulb 3 years ago

I feel the pain here. Our neighbor doesn't call the cops, but he'll come to our backyard and scream at us, if we didn't have a fence he'd probably start banging on our patio door. He does it over the smallest things like showering or flushing the toilet after 10pm (most of us work late and leave super early so we don't really have a choice) or our dog making the smallest noise. They do the exact same thing to their other next door neighbors, but way worse. Their dogs always get super excited when they know their kids will be home soon. Our neighbor will wait at their door and will go off at the kids for like 10mins about the dogs making too much noise racing around the house when they see the kids coming. The ironic thing is they let their dog bark on and on and on all hours of the day and shower or use the sauna at like 2am. Their bathroom is right next to my bedroom so it's really hard for me to sleep with the noise. They constantly have their grandkids over and they cry almost 24/7.

40points

#14

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult Every time they threw a party a tv would get thrown out a window or balcony. Not a flat screen, a tube TV. It would just fall from the heavens and explode, sounding like a car crash. It would just rain a 150lv 36" tube tv from the sky. Happened 4 times in one semester.

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147points

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KJ 3 years ago

I bet they thought they were so cool, idiots!

42points

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#15

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult Pet hoarder next door. Unkept yard. MONSTROUS amount of feces kept in a garden shed on the edge of their property, amazingly right beside our deck. We always wondered what was going on over there, then a flyer shows up in our mailbox: lost male iguana. Aggressive and will bite. Do not approach. Please yaddayadda number.

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A few days later, animal control arrives with tucks and vans. They get into this house and pull out hundreds of animals. Exotic birds, lizards, cats, dogs, it was insane. All were sick or injured. She had specific rooms for them. Like a blind animal room or pregnant animal room.

No word on that aggressive male iguana. Might still be creeping around that neighbourhood. Aggressively biting children perhaps.

Final score:

139points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Glad the animals got rescued, hope the hoarder got help

55points

Kay blue 3 years ago

Iguana probably noped out of there and got as far away as his legs would carry him.

26points

KJ 3 years ago

I wonder why were they storing the poop?

7points

WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

I guess it's not storing, but just too lazy to clean the mess up. We once had an alcoholic woman living next door who had a big shepherd. She never walked the dog so it pooped and peed in her very tiny backyard. The woman was always too drunk to clean up. We called animal protection on her because it was obvious that the dog was suffering. She lost the dog but I guess someone also informed her landlord, because she was gone within 3 weeks. Seeing the amount of dirt bags the landlord removed from the house, I suppose she wasn't the cleaning type.

13points

Butternut DerpFarts 3 years ago

Maybe when she’s better she can fo meet some of her animals again ( not own them of course but like say hello to them in their new homes) like those people who raise or try to raise animals and then they get taken or they willingly give them up and then years later they go and hug them and love them at their new home. Like those animal reunion videos with the guy getting hugged by the lion.

1point

Jill Phemister 3 years ago

Probably escaped and became un-aggressive to find a new home.

0points

Hollysmom 3 years ago

I hope she was arrested and served time

-1point

MyCatsTheRealPanda 3 years ago

People like her do not need to be arrested. They need serious mental help.

2points

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#16

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult My neighbor has 3 dogs, which they let outside twice a day to poop. The dogs are friendly and not very loud... except they always sh*t on our lawn. My husband and I have actually seen our neighbors encourage their dogs to use our lawn... they physically lead the dogs to our lawn or discourage them from going on their lawn, etc.

I finally had enough so I got my garden trowel and flicked all their dogs' sh*t onto their lawn. Today my husband went outside to mow the lawn and caught the neighbor encouraging their dogs to go onto our lawn. The neighbor acted like nothing was wrong, but quickly called the dogs back.

Final score:

126points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Collect it and shove it in postbox. I mean really, this happened to me in Amsterdam. This bloke let his dog shite by my front door. I caught him a few times and told him to clean up. After a while I followed him to his house. When I caught him and his dog at it again I mentioned his address and I would be pushing poo through the mail box. He stopped. Maaaan.

90points

Not_A_Good_Gardener , flickr (not the actual photo) Report

#17

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult My neighbors in the sh*tty apartment I moved to after I moved out of my parent's place were hoarders to the extreme, as well as alcoholics.

We started getting roaches in our apartment about 2 months after they moved in. Then came mice. Then came RATS.

About once a month we'd call 911 on them because we'd find one of them passed out in the parking lot, or on the doorstep, or on the stairs. They came over and asked if it was us who kept calling 911. Then they cussed us out because they didn't have insurance and had to take out numerous payday loans to cover the ambulance costs.

We broke our lease and moved out after "someone" took a sh*t on our welcome mat.

Final score:

121points

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KJ 3 years ago

Well they sound delightful.

43points

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#18

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult In this apartment my uncles lived in, was connected to the neighbors by the bathroom so they shared the bathroom. The neighbor lady was crazy and some mornings they would wake up and she would be in their apartment doing some creepy, weird cr*p. One morning they recall they woke up and she was standing over them, over their bed, watching them sleep. That was the breaking point. They got the hell out.

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Final score:

117points

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Kristof De Smet 3 years ago

Why would you live in an appartment where you share bathrooms, and the person in the other appartment would have access to your appartment? Can't you lock the door?

98points

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#19

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult I live on a farm and we had one guy who was a real prick. He was known to have definitely stolen sheep from us, in some cases he had shorn the wool off them, sold it and returned the sheep and sometimes eating the sheep we suspect. He demanded that we front the bill to fix the fence despite it being between our two properties and refusing to split the costs. He also had someone else's bull jump into his property, used it to service his cattle for two years and when the owner tracked it down the bastard demanded to be paid the agistment costs or he wouldn't return it. He had a house on the property that he rented to his farmhand and the farmhand found him in there one day going through his things and telling him he wasn't allowed to leave the property under any circumstances while under his employ. The guy quit straight after that and wanted to work for us.

Final score:

115points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Ohhh the entitled narcissist, such a treat to deal with.

25points

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#20

We lived in what seemed to be a mansion-type of house, rented out to three different families. My family lived on the bottom floor, and a family of 6 lived above us; a mother, father, and 4 daughters aging from 4 to 13. Every morning they would stomp around the house like little elephants and make as much noise as possible to wake each other up so they could prepare for school. After they were ready, more often than not they would refuse to actually go out the door to go to school, screeching as loud as they can until the parents decided to let them stay home. Since we were on the bottom floor of the place, we had free reign of the backyard whereas the other two families barely bothered to use it. They would frequently dump garbage and other random stuff off of a balcony into the yard and never bother cleaning it up, which we'd have to tend to daily since we had two dogs and an outdoor cat at the time. It was all a nightmare. When they were eventually kicked out by the landlord, she asked my Mother to clean out the rooms/floor they were living in. She told me there was over a hundred two litre soda bottles scattered throughout their place as well as mold growing in multiple rooms with foul odors everywhere. Though the oldest daughter was the same age as me and I had a huge crush on her (she was a very polite and clean girl, which is saying a lot considering what her family was like), we talked with her family about letting her move in with us while the rest of them left, I feel like it would've been better for everyone if she had stayed with us but it never happened. I really hope she doesn't live with her disgusting family anymore, I truly felt horrible for her.

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Final score:

101points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Heartbreaking on so many levels

24points

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#21

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult My parent's next door neighbor, a lady. They don't have a big backyard, but she had two dogs, a boxer and a rottweiler. She rarely ever walks them so they are usually pent up with energy and are not well socialized. Whenever people or dogs walked by outside, they would go nuts and jump/tackle our mutual property wooden fence separating us. Every year, the fence needs to be replaced because of the dogs. Not only does she never be willing to pay for the replacement, she is never willing to even split the cost. My parents would end up footing the entire bill for a new fence each year with my dad not wanting to make a big deal. She also has this very tall tree in her backyard that we tried to get her to trim and maintain in case strong winds would bring the cross branches down damaging the surrounding houses and people walking by. But she would ignore us. Eventually one very windy day, a branch snapped from that tree and it crushed and killed the boxer. Ever since then, the problems with the fence destruction and aggresion stopped even with the rottweiler still around. So I guess it was the boxer that was causing all of the problems. But to this day, she still seems like a b***h of a neighbor and a very subpar dog owner.

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Final score:

98points

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Stephanie IV 3 years ago

Boxers are such bright and cheerful dogs, they love to do things with their owner. They are incredibly loving, kind beings. They are territorial if they have to be - maybe grief and boredom ramped up that behavior. I am so sorry for the dog and the family who had to put up with a neurotic dog. Boxers are such good dogs, really sad story.

67points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#22

When I was a kid we lived next door to an awesome dude and his wife. One day, they moved out due to losing the house to the bank. Next thing we know, a skeezy trucker (I know not all truckers are bad, I was one) who would routinely fight with his wife on the front yard. They built a fence all the way around the property immediately. Fast forward a few years of antics and shenanigans by these people, we get a knock on the door. My father was arrested for destruction of private property because they said we hit their fence with stuff and broke it.

Now this is where the story gets good. In court, they presented blatant pictures of a completely different fence as evidence. My father had pictures of their fence, and the judge sent the sheriff out to take his own pictures. They were found in contempt of court for cussing the judge and falsifying evidence and got arrested on the spot for threatening a judge. Dad immediately sold the house and we moved out, but he got the last laugh as he sold the house to the bailiff of the court they were in. So, now his next door neighbor is the man who arrested him. He died of an overdose shortly thereafter, and they lost the house to the bank after he was gone. Neighbors from hell.

TL;DR: Neighbor falsified evidence in court, bailiff bought our house next door to him and he OD'd.

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Final score:

92points

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Rench 3 years ago

I immediately thought of Bull from Night Court. (Yeah, I know. I'm old)

24points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#23

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult He stalked my roommate and I.

From the get-go, day 1 when he first moved in and we met him both of us had super bad vibes. No reason for it at the time but our gut feeling said he was no good. And then literally for over an entire year almost every time we went out the door he'd come out to our house to try to 'hang out'. We couldn't even walk across the road to check our mail in peace. Then he'd walk up the road and stand in front of our house staring, or pace in front of it in the road. Then he started knocking on our door in the middle of the night (we never answered as we in no way wanted him in our house ever but especially not at midnight, and only knew it was him because we confronted him later and he admitted it). We'd go out together and get home and he'd be sitting in a chair in our yard like it was his house. And then he started showing up at stores and other places we were at in town and try to follow us around there.

It was f*cking ridiculous and we went through this sh*t for over a year, got to the point that we hated even going outside and couldn't hang out in our own yard because we just felt like we were being watched and were just counting down the seconds until he popped up because he always popped up. Complained to our landlord multiple times, he warned our neighbor multiple times, and it still continued and probably would still be continuing even now if the dude hadn't gotten behind in his rent and been kicked out which happened late last year.

He f*cked up the house he was renting so much that it's been getting renovated for months (there were holes in the walls, the floors torn up, and according to the landlord like, hundreds of empty liquor bottles, burnt foil, used needles, and all sorts of sh*t up in the house) and we're supposed to be getting our next neighbor moving in sometime soon and we're just f*cking dreading it so much. This guy was the worst but previous to him we also had just a string of cr*p neighbors. We've both agreed that if this next one turns out to be just as sh*tty or worse we're moving somewhere else. :/

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Final score:

87points

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Laly Lynch 3 years ago

Here's to hoping your next new neighbor turns out to be a great blessing to you.

24points

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

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#24

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult A lady moved in and LIED that her dog was a "service dog" because these apartments did not allow dogs or cats but can't deny a service animal. This dog was no service dog, it didn't even have basic obedience training and she would turn it loose all day long in the communal gated courtyard, never cleaned up after it and it was annoying as f*ck because it would (playfully) chase everyone and harass everyone because it was starved for attention. She got tons of complaints, but because she kept claiming it was a service animal, there was nothing to be done. She eventually got evicted after getting a second dog she let run feral and sh*t everywhere too (which she never cleaned) because obviously no one has 2 "service animals" that are literally never inside with the person. Landlord found out when she left she was also one of those hoarder people and left her apartment packed full of all kinds of sh*t and filth, including bags of clothes she had been stealing at night from those charity donation bins they set up in parking lots. She was just a vile individual.

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Final score:

82points

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Mazer 3 years ago

It is horrible how quickly people took advantage of the emotional support animal and service dogs. FYI - people sometimes do have two service animals, when the original animal begins getting too old to be of service, in fact it is easier to train s new service dog with the old one.

41points

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#25

I moved into a new housing development a few months ago. My back yard has a slight slope to it which leads to a neighbor's house down the hill. I had my car in the back of the driveway washing it one day when I noticed downhill neighbor lady taking pictures of me (and my gf) with her iphone through her window.

I thought this was strange, so after I finished washing the car, I knocked on the door and calmly asked why she felt the need to take our picture, and she launched into a yelling, cursing monologue about how we were psychopathic a*sholes who were trying to poison her dogs with car soap.

So basically: She thought that 3oz of car soap, diluted by ten gallons of water, then diluted again by rain, would wash down into her yard, settle in her grass, and then somehow be toxic enough to prove deadly to her dogs, via fumes.

I tried to reason with her, but she just kept yelling that soap was made of "chemicals" and that I was a f*cking a*shole, etc. She called the police while I was standing there and they literally refused to come.

TL;DR: Crazy neighbor lady thought that me washing my car was an conscious assassination attempt on her dogs.

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Final score:

80points

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JuJu 3 years ago

Chemicals!!!! On the same level as Satan and an itch on your back you just can't reach.

26points

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#26

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult We had one house on my old street growing up, which had just changed owners. Seemingly nice couple and their kids move in and they are okay at first.

Kids were kinda annoying, but they were like 6 and 9 so the rest of us on the block ignored it, we were all between the ages of 13 to 16. The kids began screaming profanities at us and throwing stuff. We just started avoiding them because they were nuts. So they told their mom that we were being mean. We then learned that she was f*cking crazy and would ride her bike up and down the street telling parents what their children had done wrong to their boys (mostly lies, but some truth). None of the parents would take her serious and she was told to f*ck off many times.

We had an empty lot on the street where we would dig tunnels and build paintball fields. Every single morning we would find everything destroyed on the field. We find suspicious attempts at traps made and all kinds of sh*t. Boards with nails laid behind my neighbors tires and sh*t. I'm certain the mom was sending her kids out on missions to get back at us and the parents.

The unprovable damage when on for about a year. Peace returned when she moved and then we all grew up.

Final score:

78points

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Tee Witt 3 years ago

My neighbours were having their kitchen renewed, the builder were putting all the old stuff against our fence, which we had put in at no cost to them. I repeatedly requested they desist to no avail. Visitors to her house would park across our drive so we could not leave or get in. One morning I found a piece of would strategically placed directly under my front car tire, if I had moved the car 1ft I would have had a puncture. Spotting this early I moved the spiked wood under her front tyre. Guess who had a uncture?

22points

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#27

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult Guy next door was a hoarder (junk on front and back porch, door that won't open) and never cut his grass. After a couple years of city not enforcing lawn care, neighbors on either side started cutting front lawn for him. But we couldn't mow back for him because he always had two large dogs who only understood Polish. Grass was always 6' tall in back yard and that plus trash meant the mosquitos along the fence were horrendous, rendering our otherwise pleasant shade garden unusable after any rain.

At one point he was stealing our water which drove up our water bill. We suspect he didnt have electric either. He hung out at the library all day most days. Near the end he slept in his truck in his driveway sometimes, possibly to avoid going in his hoarding-ruined house.

Eventually he died. He was very sick. His house is in probate. Now someone mows every month or so. His son came and tried to clean out the house, but after dozens of truck loads to the dump when the beer cans and fast food bags were still hip deep I think he finally admitted defeat and quit coming out to clean every weekend. It will take a professional crew to clean it I think.

Thank goodness we are renters, not owners.

Final score:

72points

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Mazer 3 years ago

So sad what people put themselves through and the ripple effect of those (fill in the blank).

13points

#28

I've only had two apartments in my life. First apartment was when I was 18, lived in a section 8 apartment building, neighbor had some sort of mental disability and his wife was completely blind. They would constantly file noise complaints and bang on the walls. My roommate and I were never even that loud, we would watch TV at a reasonable level, and if we started laughing... BANG BANG BANG. Dude would scoff at us when from his balcony when we were walking to and from the apartment, and call us names. He filed his third noise complaint when we had a couple friends over for Thanksgiving. Cops came to the door and were like.. "Uhhh sorry to bother you." On that third one we got evicted, but we didn't fight it because our lease was almost over anyway.

Second apartment I'm 24, neighbors above me are loud as sh*t. I mean raging parties until 3, 4 in the morning. Beer pong, loud bass music. Asked them many times to keep the noise down, but the dude always gets in my face saying he has a "right to do what he wants in his own house." Threw tons of cigarettes off his balcony and blamed it in my girlfriend and I. They finally moved out, but I will never live in a apartment again.

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Final score:

71points

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Mazer 3 years ago

Glad you have that choice. Your story reminded me of a neighbor who begged to get into the complex, she told people she was recovering (not true), moved in upstairs at 10pm and proceeded to get lit snd party all night. Manager said nobody else could hear them (he was an ok manager). Fortunately my lease was month to month and I moved as soon as I could after seeing her and her bf smoking crack. Manager called me two months later to apologize. They were busted with drugs and shop lifting and were evicted, he said he went in to check the state of the unit and found it trashed. Holes in the walls, cupboard doors ripped off, etc. He was really sorry for not acting sooner. Lessons learned. Neighbors can make or break neighbors, and moving isn’t exactly inexpensive

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#29

30 People Share How Their Horrible Neighbors Made Their Lives More Difficult The woman who had my old apartment before me used to feed all the neighborhood skunks causing them to constantly hang around my dimly lit apartment building.

My then boyfriend used to have to carry a flashlight to avoid startling one and getting a faceful of stink.

Final score:

62points

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Lord Mysticlaw 3 years ago

Aww, she just liked skunks, it's not like she was trying on purpose to bother anyone

33points

#30

Drinking beer out on the front porch during a Saturday evening. Called the police. We were all of age so the police said to keep it down. This happened multiple times. The cops stopped asking for ID's.

Their dog would be left off leash in the front yard. When completing our runs, the dog would charge around the corner and bite one of us. They said we should know better.

Complained when people would park near their house. Threatened to tow multiple cars.

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Final score:

60points

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JuJu 3 years ago

Cops and animal control?

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Winx 3 years ago

I will preface this by saying I love dogs, but dang a lot of these are about unruly and untrained dogs. People please consider the responsibility of owning a dog before you get one. They can literally make your life and all of your neighbors lives a nightmare if you don't know how or are unwilling to take care of them properly.

15points

Elizabeth 3 years ago

Our neighbors when I was a kid had a pit bull mix and a German shepherd that they just threw into the yard and didn’t bother to train. The German shepherd was basically raised by the already unruly pit bull and went on to attack both of our dogs (Jack Russel and Chihuahua) on separate occasions.

0points

Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Lived above someone who fired a gun thorugh his ceiling/our floor. Yep. that still wins for "worst" in my life. Even the drug dealer wasn't as bad. Louder, but no bullets flying into our place.

10points

Rage of Aquarius 3 years ago

Yeah, drug dealers can actually be pretty chill neighbors. It's their clientele who can become problematic.

2points

Rickie Cole 3 years ago

I had awful neighbours for around four years, it all started the day that we moved in - couldn't get the removal van on our driveway because the neighbour had parked on it, she took exception to being asked to move despite us asking very politely, this then kicked off a campaign of antisocial behaviour that literally went on 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Cupboard doors constantly opened and slammed shut, people with heavy boots running up and down stairs, loud parties where music would be extremely loud and people would literally take turns kicking the walls, her kids would kick footballs against the fence all day (with balls coming over and hitting our young children several times), she threatened my partner while she was heavily pregnant, parked her car across the entrance of our driveway and left it while she went on holiday for two months, keyed our cars, her teenage son would sit in the garden playing guitar at 2am - it was absolute hell!

8points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

My neighbours are great thankfully, some of these would drive me round the bend, they have dogs, chickens and rabbits and we have made a panel in our fence so the animals can wonder over into the other garden anytime, I quite often find a chicken having a nose around my garden which is cool, and my dogs love the chickens as well.

7points

Random person 3 years ago

I wish our dog could cooperate with chickens - that'd make everything so much easier.....

1point

MrsC 3 years ago

Lived in an efficiency apartment in an old house divided into 3 living spaces. Owners had most of the place. The other renter was an attorney who worked for the owner. He was creepy so I avoided him. He broke into my apartment. Pissed on everything, including my underpants that he displayed on my furniture. Stole all my brassieres.

7points

Lainie 3 years ago

Is this for real?

3points

Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

My friend had some awful neighbours. They lived in a terrace with a shared loft space. The son came through my friend’s loft hatch and burgled her home. They were extremely noisy, threw rubbish and actual s**t over the fence into her yard and set fire to not one, but two of the other properties in the row. We called them The Gumbies. After visiting her mum one weekend, my friend became ill at the thought of going back to her house, she came out in big bumps all over her skin, which we attributed to stress. She never went back there, except to pack.

7points

Heather Williams 3 years ago

Makes some of my stories seem tame. I have had: - a roommate who thought it would be ok to have sex with her boyfriend while I was trying to sleep (college dorms and room sharing was not fun) - the people upstairs who had loud sex at 3am most mornings (fixed that one by giving a very loud commentary on what I thought was happening after asking them nicely to stop) - crazy lady down the hallway from my flat (apartment) that was often off her meds and did things like mooning her husband while standing in the hallway - current neighbour who has a rooster that crows constantly

6points

AnnaBanana 3 years ago

I had a roommate who would bring girls home and have sex in MY bed, because his room was always so filthy and mine was clean!!!!

5points

Lovin' Life 3 years ago

We had a crazy neighbor in our neighborhood. He would shout profanities at the kids playing if the ball or whatever even touched a blade of his grass. But s*** really went down when he pulled a gun on a 3 year old boy who went to get his RC car out of the man's driveway. He was arrested and charged but is still that way to this day.

5points

Ranch Dressing 3 years ago

I dont know how I'd live in America knowing that my neighbours had guns

2points

Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

Our neighbour wouldn't put her garbage in the garbage bin. Instead she would leave the loosely tied bags of rotting seafood scraps and meat out in the open. Every evening in summer while we were in the garden trying to enjoy some beer and nibbles, a horrible stench would come wafting over us. I eventually talked my dad into just going and asking the woman to quit doing that. She did, but now she hates us. Suits me fine.

5points

Chris Hills 3 years ago (edited)

A nice gay couple lived behind me for 3 yrs, & then one day, while gardening, I heard men having sex behind the fence. I told people but they doubted me. But 4 months later, they opened up their backyard to a SEX CLUB! Advertised on CL & 6 other sites. 300-400 cars a month were at their house. They took in illegal "donations", paid off their 400k house, etc. ~This is a small, quaint neighborhood with mainly seniors, and some fams w/kids. Then 1 day they hoisted a BDSM flag out front & built a tall fort. A neighbor took a pic of 1 of the guys naked on it. The county put up 19 no parking signs but that didn't help. After 2 yrs of trying to settle this amicably, I hired an attorney. Filed an injunction & THEY AGREED to stop. A few wks later, I noticed that they were still posting online. So, to really close this awful chapter in my life, I posed as a man, posted my profile, one of them invited me up for sex... and the rest is history. They were kicked out of the their house. Moved almost immediately.

4points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

... is this from a movie?

1point

Marc 3 years ago

So painful to read these reports. I actually hate the feelings inside me, while reading, I have the urge to brake some neighbours bones. Sorry for that.

4points

bumble bee 3 years ago

This is why I moved last year to a home with NO neighbors. They cause more trouble than they are worth.

4points

Ellen Ranks 3 years ago

You are so lucky to have that opportunity! Where I live you would have to be a millionaire to be able to do that. or move to an area with no schops, schools etc anywhere.

1point

Buren 3 years ago

Good god! My neighbors must be angels.

4points

Mari 3 years ago

I never had neighbours from hell. Just one crazy neighbour who did her gardening always in her underpants and bra. This was so weird because we didn't have a fence. I was glad when she moved out. My sister in law has also a crazy neighbour, he thinks my SIL is his mother and is always yelling: "mom!" He's friendly, but crazy.

4points

Rose the Cook 3 years ago

Friend lived in a suburb gradually being taken over by a certain ethnic group. No problem with anyone until one night she hears scratching and a moaning sound at the front door. On going to investigate she found a woman covered in blood with obvious gaping wounds so naturally called an ambulance. Paramedics called police and next thing the woman's husband is on the doorstep threatening friend's family, particularly her teenage daughter because she called the ambulance. Naturally, the injured wife refused to press charges, as women from her part of the world seem to do. Turned out they had just rented the house next door and the wife stabbing along with knocking down the fence to make more room for their goats, in an inner city suburb, became a regular thing. Police were called regularly but the man was never jailed because his wife insisted her injuries were accidental. Friend tried in vain to sell her house with no luck. Suddenly the neighbours just vanished overnight.

3points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

Wow, I completely understand wanting to share your neighbor's experience, but using terms like "certain ethnic group" and "women from her part of the world" just makes this comment appear all the more racist. You can speak plainly but make it clear that you don't believe all people from this part of the world are like this. It's possible to talk about systemic problems belonging to one culture without painting all people from that culture that way. Instead, you just come across as unnecessarily generalizing.

2points

Rage of Aquarius 3 years ago

Guy would sit in his driveway from 12:00-4:00am blasting death metal and burning his garbage. He had really awesome dogs who loved to play with mine, though.

1point

GoddessOdd 3 years ago

We had a neighbor... Joan the Insane. Joan called the cops on everyone for everything. She called them 385 times in one year, for things like believing a 12 yo shouldn't be allowed to mow the lawn because he was too young; because a neighbor had his 4 yo granddaughter waiting for him to finish loading a trailer. She was playing the Barney song over and over while she played. Joan called and said he was abducting a toddler while "hypnotizing" her with the Barney song. She called on every neighbor about very similar things, until the cops told her they would start charging her for false reports... so she switched to Code Enforcement and Animal Control for similar non-offenses. She killed $$$$ of my landscaping by pouring brush killer over the fence... it killed every tree, every plant... the list just goes on. She finally got foreclosed to the delight of everyone for blocks around.

1point

MzFitz1215 3 years ago

Our fresh hell is just starting, new neighbors moved in 3 months ago, they haven't mowed once. They're always screaming at each other and their little dog. I live in a nice, quiet, well kept neighborhood, and unfortunately we all own our homes, so they won't be leaving any time soon. They just yesterday decided they were going to store their car trailer and boat in their driveway so now they're parking their cars on the street, which would be fine if they parked in front of their house and not mine. I wish they would go back to NY.

1point

Erik Granqvist 3 years ago

My first own home, in 1990. Swedish Lappland. My neighbour liked to party every day of the week. He regurarly knocked on my door to check if I was ok and invite me to get stoned. Besides the fact that this was allways in the middle of the night, and I had to get up at 6 in the morning for work,.he was a really nice if somewhat confused dude.

1point

Claudia Calabrese 1 year ago

And then people say marihuana is harmless. I bet all the crazy neighbors used to smoke a lot and their brain cells died.

0points

Azure Adams 3 years ago

Too many people on here are way too nice

0points

Seabeast 3 years ago

I've been pretty lucky with neighbours. I've only had two bad ones in 40+ years of living in various places. The creepiest was the guy that would only speak to my husband and would just stare at me with a hostile look. He'd get drunk and sing at the top of his lungs every now and then. When he left, some of the paving slabs from his ground floor patio went with him.

0points

Barbara Skolly 3 years ago

I was working in a building and a tenant, a lady in her 60s made a noise complaint. I attended the apartment within minutes and heard nothing. She said she could hear ppl's tvs. I told her there was no noise. She responded that it can be heard when you put your ear to the wall which she did and had me do. Yes she was right, you could hear it then. I just looked her dead in the face and asked her why she was putting her ear on the wall in the first place. She said it was to check for noise. I walked away laughing and told her that she would be much happier if she did not put her ears on the walls again. She never called in another noise complaint

0points

CatGirl 3 years ago

Ours was nothing like these, but they still made my life miserable for three years. We (renters) moved next door to a couple with two small boys. The mother had serious temper control issues and the younger kid had inherited her problems. She was go apeshit at the slightest thing; younger kid would scream and scream for no real reason. Dad was a pretty nice guy, but basically weak. Tradesmen over every other day because they were doing the place up for two years to sell it. Her relatives would come for Christmas and park (like National Lampoon) in a caravan on the kerb for three weeks and run cables into the house for power. The noise and aggression made us miserable for ages - plus they treated us like s**t because we're 'mere' renters. This year they sold the house - for over a million dollars. What a kicker. But at least the new people (also young couple with kids) are normal and pretty quiet. Noisy neighbours are HELL.

0points

Kristy Nelson 3 years ago

This all seems so sad on so many levels.

0points

Marnie 3 years ago

My neighbor repeatedly stabbed her sister because Sister 1 thought Sister 2 has slept with 1's husband. Sister 2 tried to run away and went to a neighbor's apartment and pounded on the door. Those neighbors let her in. Sister 1 followed and then continued to stab her in front of Sister 2's own daughter and the little boy in the neighbor's apartment. That little boy was my son's best friend. Sister 1 was of course arrested. She was back home two days later and screaming out her window saying she had a right to be there. Apparently some people had said they didn't want her there. Wonder why. Ran into that little boy in the grocery store after I moved out. He was 7 and had both arms in plaster casts. Mom said martial arts accident. But I'm pretty sure the Dad broke his arms. That poor kid. I wonder where he is no - if he's even alive.

0points

Auntriarch 3 years ago

My lovely neighbours of 30 years have just moved. New neighbours seem very nice, but won't be the same. Not bragging, just a bit melancholy.

0points

Dolevaal 3 years ago

I honestly get that people who live in a flat with multiple neighbours, in the city but gonna complain about the slightest noise. I get that there are factors you can't get see before you're moving in and that sometimes you have no choice bc of the costs. But damn, if you can't stand than a flat with lots of neighbours may not be right for you. Inform yourself about quiet areas, buildings with lets apartments but don't bitch around when you had a choice.

0points

achilles get down from there 3 years ago

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Auntriarch 3 years ago

I like your name

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Jennifer Brekke 3 years ago

And by Democrats you mean Republicans, riiiiight?

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Winx 3 years ago

15points

Elizabeth 3 years ago

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Lived above someone who fired a gun thorugh his ceiling/our floor. Yep. that still wins for "worst" in my life. Even the drug dealer wasn't as bad. Louder, but no bullets flying into our place.

10points

Rage of Aquarius 3 years ago

Yeah, drug dealers can actually be pretty chill neighbors. It's their clientele who can become problematic.

2points

Rickie Cole 3 years ago

8points

InfectedVoice 3 years ago

7points

Random person 3 years ago

I wish our dog could cooperate with chickens - that'd make everything so much easier.....

1point

MrsC 3 years ago

7points

Lainie 3 years ago

Is this for real?

3points

Hannah Edwards 3 years ago

7points

Heather Williams 3 years ago

6points

AnnaBanana 3 years ago

I had a roommate who would bring girls home and have sex in MY bed, because his room was always so filthy and mine was clean!!!!

5points

Lovin' Life 3 years ago

5points

Ranch Dressing 3 years ago

I dont know how I'd live in America knowing that my neighbours had guns

2points

Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago

5points

Chris Hills 3 years ago (edited)

4points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

... is this from a movie?

1point

Marc 3 years ago

So painful to read these reports. I actually hate the feelings inside me, while reading, I have the urge to brake some neighbours bones. Sorry for that.

4points

bumble bee 3 years ago

This is why I moved last year to a home with NO neighbors. They cause more trouble than they are worth.

4points

Ellen Ranks 3 years ago

You are so lucky to have that opportunity! Where I live you would have to be a millionaire to be able to do that. or move to an area with no schops, schools etc anywhere.

1point

Buren 3 years ago

Good god! My neighbors must be angels.

4points

Mari 3 years ago

4points

Rose the Cook 3 years ago

3points

classbag 3 years ago (edited)

2points

Rage of Aquarius 3 years ago

Guy would sit in his driveway from 12:00-4:00am blasting death metal and burning his garbage. He had really awesome dogs who loved to play with mine, though.

1point

GoddessOdd 3 years ago

1point

MzFitz1215 3 years ago

1point

Erik Granqvist 3 years ago

1point

Claudia Calabrese 1 year ago

And then people say marihuana is harmless. I bet all the crazy neighbors used to smoke a lot and their brain cells died.

0points

Azure Adams 3 years ago

Too many people on here are way too nice

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Seabeast 3 years ago

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Barbara Skolly 3 years ago

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CatGirl 3 years ago

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Kristy Nelson 3 years ago

This all seems so sad on so many levels.

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Marnie 3 years ago

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Auntriarch 3 years ago

My lovely neighbours of 30 years have just moved. New neighbours seem very nice, but won't be the same. Not bragging, just a bit melancholy.

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Dolevaal 3 years ago

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achilles get down from there 3 years ago

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Auntriarch 3 years ago

I like your name

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Damon Tripodi 3 years ago

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Jennifer Brekke 3 years ago

And by Democrats you mean Republicans, riiiiight?

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