Stupid things you saw on Nextdoor

[Irving]

Now that everyone goes to college, the days of having stupid neighbors is close to the end.

[Great-Kazoo]

Now that everyone goes to college, the days of having stupid neighbors is close to the end.

[Gman]

Now that everyone goes to college, the days of having stupid neighbors is close to the end.

Nah, they have an app for that.

[SuperiorDG]

I must have a dirty mind, but I found this funny.

[Irving]

That's a mixed message. She needs a gentle plowing.

[ray1970]

That's a mixed message. She needs a gentle plowing.

Especially with her bad hip.

[Jamnanc]

s riding around pioneer ridge in a golf cart. To the parents of the kids driving the golf cart around pioneer ridge at 9pm tonight. I almost hit these kids driving around a golf cart tonight by pioneer ridge elementary school. The kids are driving around a cart with no lights while in the dark. I drive a big truck and came up on them.
It might be a safer idea to not let your kids ride around in this golf cart with no lights after dark. This is an accident waiting to happen

[Vic Tory]

I'm reminded of the Lost Dog post from one of our neighbors, with pictures.

She'd lured a young coyote into her home ... fed it some of her dog's food ... even remarked that this lost dog didn't seem to get along too well with her dog.
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Made me seriously wonder how urbanized people survive in the high country?

[Skip]

[snip]

Why. The hell. Does anyone live with an HOA.

HOAs became popular as people started realizing they could no longer afford flight to keep themselves in a good neighborhood. So they created an artificial system (more gov) and it's been modestly successful--but it is voluntary which is key. Our house is now 20 years old and the neighborhood is very desirable. Compare to Aurora where I grew up and in 20 years ('77-95ish) it went completely downhill.

HOAs have certainly gone full potato in some places! WC is full of closeted and not-so-closeted Lib statists who love this kind of stuff.

HR isn't that bad as long as you don't intentionally test the rules. There are many violations, some on my own block, that have gone unnoticed. Other odd things do get noticed but are minor (leaving the trash cans out too long).

If you compare some HOAs to some city's ordinances, the HOAs are sometimes better, and you have more legal protection.

But it's not for everyone. If I had all the toys/time I wanted I probably wouldn't live here. Since I am money/time limited, all I need for now is a house in a safe neighborhood for the family, and decent resell value.

[Zundfolge]

Why. The hell. Does anyone live with an HOA.

That argument is on par with "Repeal the Second Amendment to stop mass shootings!"