Neighbors Parking in front of your house...

VIBE wrote: »

I don't mind it unless they make it a permanent spot. That happened once, I let out all the air in all 4 tires, they aired them up and still parked there. Did it again, they moved for good.

lol you aired out their tires?! lmfao!! yoooo we would have talked about that ? ! lol!!

Hahahahaha damn^^

Jamel u be talkn all that gun/army comnando ? n u lettn george lopez park in front of you house

Remember the time you forgot to take your meds?

IIght pico..? around and catch a slug to tha chest.

Oh i forgot they soft out that way...

I wish a muthafucka would park anywhere in my yard...they will be walking outside to 4 flats and ill happily call a tow truck for them.

Dr.Chemix wrote: »

VIBE wrote: »

I don't mind it unless they make it a permanent spot. That happened once, I let out all the air in all 4 tires, they aired them up and still parked there. Did it again, they moved for good.

lol you aired out their tires?! lmfao!! yoooo we would have talked about that ? ! lol!!

LOL

Harmless action and it gave them the message. I don't think it was that serious to them because no damage was done.

When I bought a house in the hood my neighbors on one side stayed doin annoying things. Sometimes it was ridiculous.

Ok we talkin assigned parking spaces/drive ways or street parking?????

I don't think its illegal for them to park in front your door, cuz you really don't own that piece of property. I can be wrong though But ? can be annoying I bet, especially if they keep doing it.

Y'all must be country ? if ppl parking litterally in your yard

atribecalledgabi wrote: »

terbear wrote: »

dude did that for a straight week, at my moms when i come over to my moms i dont want to have to park down the street at the end of the street when you can pull into your driveway or park in front of your own house. i cut up all 4 of his tires he never parked there again.

also had a neighbor tell me i couldnt park on the backside of my house like where the door back yard is he said that he didnt want me parking there because he parks in front of his house and he likes to pull thru because back up takes so much effort. ? just nodded his head then went to the backyard and put the trash cans right where he likes to pull thru and have left them out there he was heated as ? telling me to move the trashcans i told him ? no its my house there in front of

i did that same ? to our old neighbors lol. we live in a duplex & our house is on the corner so the driveway (where i park my car) is on the side of the house & there's a walkway leading up the front door (my mom parks her car on the street in front of that walkway).

EVERY. ? . weekend. these dudes' friends would park in my mom's spot for no reason cuz they had the same lil walkway on the other side of their driveway. it was closer for them to get to the front door by parking in front of their house than ours but they continually kept doin illogical ? .

i left the trashcan in front of our walkway & the recycling bin in front of their driveway for like 2 weeks straight til they started acting right. they tried to call the city on us a few times but we've been living in the house damn near 20 years so they would never follow up on the complaints cuz they knew us.

real talk the neighbor came over to my mom and was like "can you move your trash cans from in front of your house" before she could even answer i said no if we cant park in front of our own house then he mostly certainly cant and said dont ever come back to the door again. my mom is such a nice person, she was going to have me move them. i feel like that ? is mad disrespectful if your having a function or something come over and give me a heads up that your friends/family might park in front of our house. dont assume ? you aint paying 2 morgages so you most certainly aint about to stop me from parking in front of my house. these white folks in SD is bold real bold

Only time this ? is a big deal is in Chicago during a winter snowstorm.

A foot of snow covering the sidewalk and the streets. Before I can even get out there i have to play sumo
wrestler with the front door to shove the accumulated snow blocking me in.

All the neighbors are outside, some with snowblowers some with shovels, and truly none have that much
easier of a time. Spend the next three hours lifting a scooping snowmoving from the front steps, to the walk way
and then by city mandate the sidewalk in front of my house (gotdammit).

It's best not to take breaks, and to throw yourself into the work like a plow horse. Stopping means the body
becomes conscious of the screaming ache radiating from the lower back. However stopping is inevitable, and
wishing I hadn't even more painfully so.

By the time this duel exercise of redundancy and masochism is finished, there is still the car left to be excavated
from it's makeshift igloo. It's best to get to the car as timely, as too early in the work would leave room for
the snow plow to come through and kick up trenches and rebury my jeep making mockery of my effort.

After about another hour of wiping off the snow and digging out an entry/exit way from the kicked up trenches
by the snow plow, all that is left is flattening out the remaining snow hills with my jeep (thank the gods for 4-wheel drive).

After all this back breaking labor and the cursing and shaking my fists at the sky, I'm going to let some apartment dwelling ? come and profit from my dreaded perennial labor with a some ? eating grin and a vocabulary full of meaningless city code, you've got another thing comin. Year after year the mayor gives a speech about the technical illegality of saving spaces, and year after year it goes unenforced. Chicago natives hold dear to it, while transplants huff and puff against such archaic practices as reaping the fruits of your labor. It is a political minefield best not to be traversed. Year after year, more shoveling,more cursing, more sawhorses, chairs and old tables and a cup of hot chocolate and whiskey with two advils for the end of the day.