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Ok, listen guys. If you disagree, fine. That's totally cool. If you decide to have a big blowout though, kindly leave me out of it. Thank you.
Monday, 09-Sep-13 23:40:53 UTC from web-
@scoot Look, all I know is that I was mentioned multiple times and that it was a dumbass argument to begin with.
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@scoot critialcloudkicker did
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@zeldatra so wait, are you mad or glad?
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@featherflow Disappointed.
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@zeldatra of our inteligence? I dont get it
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@featherflow I'm disappointed that it was an argument that even happened. I assumed the people specifically involved were better than that.
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@zeldatra dude... sorry but why do you even care of what people say? if they say anything
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@featherflow I'm just going to drop this right now. I don't wanna be the very person I'm complaining about.
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@zeldatra ok, we will never mention you again ever (unless we're talking to you) right guys?
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@featherflow Fine by me.
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@zeldatra Let bygones be bygones, I do would like to know what you are planning to do with your neighbour problem however
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@critialcloudkicker Oh, their dog crawled through my fence and ran off. Not my problem anymore.
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@zeldatra But it happened on several occasions before apearently. Any indications that it will not repeat itself ?
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@zeldatra mix cooking oil and pepper, then put it in your fence, that should keep it away.
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@critialcloudkicker I was joking. Right now he's fence hopping. My parents are gonna give the neighbor hell when she gets back from work, though.
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@zeldatra Well, if it is only the first (few) times. Don't be too harsh. As the old Dutch sayings go "Better a friendly neighbour than a faraway friend" and an old Dutch navy saying "If you have to wage combat, be the one who wins"
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@critialcloudkicker We've been telling her all summer that her dog is getting halfway through the fence and that one day she'll get through and she needs to have her fence fixed. She has done no attempt to get her dog to stay in her own yard, and today it finally got through. My dog cannot go outside until the neighbor dog goes back to their own yard. We tried putting him back over but be just comes back the way he came. Now, about a half hour ago he escaped from my yard and into the neighborhood. Thankfully some local kids were biking and happened to see him and tossed him back over the fence. We have told the neighbor that her dog is quite capable of leaving my yard, and that if he gets out it isn't our responsibility. Hopefully that'll get them to keep the little crap in their property.
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@zeldatra Yea I hope that will revitalize your neighbour's effort for sollutionseeking. I am rather confused by "Your dog cannot go outside until the neighbour dog goes back to their own yard" part though... Doesn't your dog escape ?
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@critialcloudkicker My dog is too big to fit through the gaps in her fences. She can't crap if there's another dog in there bothering her.
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@zeldatra You let your dog crap in your yard ? Maybe this is hard to immagine for me since I've only known gardens with the size and beauty of small flower-gardens ( ... oh and scrapyards ) ... I kinda don't think you would like your dog to crap there
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@critialcloudkicker My yard is bigger than that, and she's trained to poop in the yard.
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@zeldatra Your yard is bigger than 50 by 100 Meters ( 165 by 330 foot ) ? Well as long as she does not poop on the flowers :)
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@critialcloudkicker I dunno if it's bigger than that, but all my plants are grown on the second floor balcony.
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@zeldatra I live in an appartment building now ( Although I still own a "house" on the borderline of the forest ) but I used to live on cathedral grounds. The plants and flowers were always the liveliest back there near cathedral grounds. For some reason I do not get results anywhere near as effective as there in any of my 2 other houses. But a balcony, yea, I certainly would have liked a balcony. If only to quench the scientific questions gnawing my brain ... sorta :) ... Long story short... I want a balcony
