the only kids are all under 5, my two 11 months and 3yrs, my homeboy's daughter 4yrs, and his sister son 2 1/2, i wouldn't want to get one of the kids sick like that, no telling whats in the piles

i have an update also, there was a van from the DEQ there earlier today, so who knows

 

wow, I must have upper class trash on my street.

Get a brochure for a trailer park and mail it to them with a note saying: "I saw this and immediately thought of you."

 

[QUOTE=kadeshpa,May 11 2009, 09:56 AM] That's the sad thing, more and more Americans don't have that sense of "neighborhood" anymore.

 

That sucks.

My community has 373 homes and i think i know half of them.

The 2 -3 streets around us are pretty tight. Everyone hangs out in driveways and on decks. I love living in my neighborhood.

 

Hate to say it, but I like this idea the most. Do it. Use common sense and don't tell anyone about it. Leave no traces. Problem solved.

Or get a rental car from Avis and insure the shit out of it. When no one is in their house one night, just drive that shit into their house and return the car to Avis claiming a hit'n'run or something lame. You f**k them up, and you get a chance to ruin some POS rental. Sweet.

 

Ideas like setting their house on fire are idiotic. Why would you risk going to jail and ruining your life over some slum POS people like that?

Sure would be fun though.

I would keep calling anyone you can that has authority to make them clean up. Unfortunately it looks like you guys live out in the "sticks" where housing authorities, police, etc care less about. I may be wrong.. Im judging from the pictures.

Anyway, I would send letters to them without return addresses asking them to clean up, telling them they are an embarassment.

Hey that sparked an idea!

Make fake letters from the HOA, (whoever) stating they must clean up or move!

Send them/put in their mailbox and see what happens!

Im not sure how much trouble you can get in for that though.... ?

 

Less trouble than arson.