[fred53]

that would be a big no-no. Guy with a couple of monster sized harley's had them on his lawn for sale...hopefully they'll be gone soon...if not you'll be seeing chairs, couches, lamps, walkers, ash cans...well you get the idea...

Why is it that some folks just can't abide by simple rules and regs? And why on earth would they move to a place that has and enforces those rules?

*sigh* the world is full of mysteries...

[Ken in Fernandina]

Hey Fred, could you please lighten up a little. Those are not Monster Motorcycles but they are for big boys. You might like riding if you gave it a chance. Stop on by Fred. We can have a beer and talk Motorcycles. Oh I gave our lamps, old sofa and lawn furniture to good will so I won't be putting stuff like that out there.

[DonH57]

What I always wondered about the rule on garage sales where you may not place anything on the driveway or yard. Your stuff must be restricted to the confines of the garage correct? From what I've seen on any given weekend I've never seen 100 percent compliance. Given this happens on a weekend there is no evidence on Monday morning there was a garage sale. If I was their neighbor I would do anything to help them get rid of their stuff.

[redwitch]

It seems that vehicles are the exception to items for sale on lawns. I've seen cars, motorcycles and golf carts on many lawns with for sale signs all over TV.

[gap2415]

Common sense needs to be switched on or rules will be heaped on rules.....soon we will all leave due to lack of common sense and freedom.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by gap2415

Common sense needs to be switched on or rules will be heaped on rules.....soon we will all leave due to lack of common sense and freedom.

Nah.

[Jima64]

That is so true about moving somewhere with an hoa and not abiding by your agreement.

[WhoDat]

Originally Posted by DonH57

What I always wondered about the rule on garage sales where you may not place anything on the driveway or yard. Your stuff must be restricted to the confines of the garage correct? From what I've seen on any given weekend I've never seen 100 percent compliance. Given this happens on a weekend there is no evidence on Monday morning there was a garage sale. If I was their neighbor I would do anything to help them get rid of their stuff.

Except buy it. I have enough junk of my own!

[missypie]

Originally Posted by fred53

that would be a big no-no. Guy with a couple of monster sized harley's had them on his lawn for sale...hopefully they'll be gone soon...if not you'll be seeing chairs, couches, lamps, walkers, ash cans...well you get the idea...

Why is it that some folks just can't abide by simple rules and regs? And why on earth would they move to a place that has and enforces those rules?

*sigh* the world is full of mysteries...

Hi Fred,

I bet you are a nice person. The guy that has the bikes out is also a real nice person. Since this got your goat up you could have easily gone up to him and said something. Ya know like in the old days when men would talk and shoot the s___. He probably would have offered you a cool one. This is a great forum but when people talk about others', it doesn't solve the issue.

[fred53]

Originally Posted by missypie

Hi Fred,

I bet you are a nice person. The guy that has the bikes out is also a real nice person. Since this got your goat up you could have easily gone up to him and said something. Ya know like in the old days when men would talk and shoot the s___. He probably would have offered you a cool one. This is a great forum but when people talk about others', it doesn't solve the issue.

in the past and what usually happens is the person whom you request this of starts in on a rant about how it's their stuff, their property and I have no right...it's nice you live in the same past as I remember, but I've run into to many turds to think just "manning" up works much any more...

As for talking about "others" sometimes it's the only way...unfortunately...I don't assume anyone is a nice person when they "just do as they please" and to hell with anyone else...

[fred53]

Originally Posted by redwitch

It seems that vehicles are the exception to items for sale on lawns. I've seen cars, motorcycles and golf carts on many lawns with for sale signs all over TV.

as you aren't allowed to put anything on your lawn "for sale" and while many people do it...it still looks like crap....

[bluedog103]

Originally Posted by missypie

Hi Fred,

I bet you are a nice person. The guy that has the bikes out is also a real nice person. Since this got your goat up you could have easily gone up to him and said something. Ya know like in the old days when men would talk and shoot the s___. He probably would have offered you a cool one. This is a great forum but when people talk about others', it doesn't solve the issue.

Complaining on a forum is a good way to vent for those who lack the courage to speak to someone face to face. You're right missypie, it solves nothing.

[Polar Bear]

Originally Posted by bluedog103

Complaining on a forum is a good way to vent for those who lack the courage to speak to someone face to face...

<irony alert>

[Dr Winston O Boogie jr]

Originally Posted by DonH57

What I always wondered about the rule on garage sales where you may not place anything on the driveway or yard. Your stuff must be restricted to the confines of the garage correct? From what I've seen on any given weekend I've never seen 100 percent compliance. Given this happens on a weekend there is no evidence on Monday morning there was a garage sale. If I was their neighbor I would do anything to help them get rid of their stuff.

I wasn't even aware of that rule. We've had a couple of yard sales and we had stuff on the driveway for both of them.

If we do it again, we'll stay in the garage.

[dnobles]

Ken in Fernandina We love you and the bikes are not an issue. You and your lovely wife are the best Your yard is beautiful and we'll kept all the time Wish more people were like you. Xxoo