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Sandtrap328 03-25-2015 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by looneycat (Post 1034353)
similar problem up north, neighbor had a tree that dropped all it's leaves and junk on my property.got a leaf blower and 'returned' all the foliage to it's original source. :rant-rave:.

I am sure that led to a great neighbor relationship. Your neighbor could have complained to the authorities that you were trespassing if you came into his yard - especially with a leaf blower.

Wouldn't it have been just as easy to use your leaf blower to clean up the leaves in your yard instead of antagonizing the guy next door?

RickeyD 03-25-2015 09:59 AM

Driveway damage from neighbor's tree
 
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Originally Posted by Bitsee (Post 1034366)
Really...pour gasoline on an irrigation drip line ???....Really ?????

Not only is that incredibly ignorant, it displays a definite lack of disregard for something that's alive.


Not ignorant knowing what the intention and results would be. As far as disregard for a "living" something, I would have no regrets for killing a tree dumping crap onto my decorative driveway. Call me a arbor sociopath, I could care less. It's just a tree, not a dog.

Sandtrap328 03-25-2015 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034054)
Ok, assuming your not a troll why would you decorate your driveway knowing that your neighbors tree debris causes staining ? Seems like good money down the drain to me. Anyway, again assuming your not a troll the problem is yours not your neighbor. His tree debris now belongs to you. Think of it as a gift that keeps on giving. Or, I'm not saying you should do this but a cup of gasoline poured evenly across the trees drip line once a week for a month or two should take care of your problem for good.

Yes, it should take care of your tree problem - but you would be liable for the replacement cost of the tree - and I assume we are not talking a sapling. That could be thousands of dollars PLUS criminal charges.

Very poor solution as well as showing TOTV what kind of a neighbor you are.

Sandtrap328 03-25-2015 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034054)
Ok, assuming your not a troll why would you decorate your driveway knowing that your neighbors tree debris causes staining ? Seems like good money down the drain to me. Anyway, again assuming your not a troll the problem is yours not your neighbor. His tree debris now belongs to you. Think of it as a gift that keeps on giving. Or, I'm not saying you should do this but a cup of gasoline poured evenly across the trees drip line once a week for a month or two should take care of your problem for good.

Yes, it should take care of your tree problem - but you would be liable for the replacement cost of the tree - and I assume we are not talking a sapling. That could be thousands of dollars PLUS criminal charges.

Very poor solution.

graciegirl 03-25-2015 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by biker1 (Post 1034383)
Just curious, did he come on your property to do the cutting or did he cut branches that overhung his property? If it was the former and you did/said nothing then you are truly a better person than me as that would not have gone over well with me. If it was the latter then I would have been OK.

It was quite a bit of both. Don't give me the credit. It was this nice man I have been married to for half a century. He said, Choose your battles. We have to live here AND we have to leave here for six months. He is so smart and so good looking too.

Chi-Town 03-25-2015 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Heck (Post 1034051)
Where do I file an official complaint about a neighbor's tree whose debris has caused our driveway to become stained when it lays on our concrete for too long? We recently had our drive stained professionally to keep it nice, and now it's looking worse.

Unless your neighbor directly caused the tree debris to land on your driveway it is just the law of gravity or nature blowing in the wind. Be happy it's not fall up north.

RickeyD 03-25-2015 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Sandtrap328 (Post 1034449)
Yes, it should take care of your tree problem - but you would be liable for the replacement cost of the tree - and I assume we are not talking a sapling. That could be thousands of dollars PLUS criminal charges.



Very poor solution as well as showing TOTV what kind of a neighbor you are.


TOTV is part reality, part fantasy. One needs to detect sarcastic nuance to tell the difference.

Polar Bear 03-25-2015 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034418)
...I would have no regrets for killing a tree dumping crap onto my decorative driveway. Call me a arbor sociopath, I could care less. It's just a tree, not a dog.

How about just calling you a law-breaker.

RickeyD 03-25-2015 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Polar Bear (Post 1034459)
How about just calling you a law-breaker.


I give up, you have my number. Can I make my one phone call now ? Geeez Polar Bear pull up another ice flow and chill.

graciegirl 03-25-2015 11:26 AM

Boys!

RickeyD 03-25-2015 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1034468)
Boys!


Fine...

Polar Bear 03-25-2015 11:42 AM

:shocked:
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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034465)
I give up, you have my number. Can I make my one phone call now ? Geeez Polar Bear pull up another ice flow and chill.

Okay, consider myself chilled. Although my comment...while literally true...was a bit tongue-in-cheek anyway. (A bit of sarcastic nuance?!?) :) I'll assume yours was too.

(Besides, if Gracie slaps my hand, I know I've crossed the line!! :shocked: )

RickeyD 03-25-2015 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Polar Bear (Post 1034477)
Okay, consider myself chilled. Although my comment...while literally true...was a bit tongue-in-cheek anyway. I'll assume yours was too.


Life is a game, nothing more. Love and care for the ones you choose and f--- with the rest.

Polar Bear 03-25-2015 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034481)
Life is a game, nothing more. Love and care for the ones you choose and f--- with the rest.

I think you could grow on me, Rickey! :p

Barefoot 03-25-2015 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by RickeyD https://www.talkofthevillages.com/fo...s/viewpost.gif
..... but a cup of gasoline poured evenly across the trees drip line once a week for a month or two should take care of your problem for good.
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Posted by Sandtrap:
Yes, it should take care of your tree problem - but you would be liable for the replacement cost of the tree - and I assume we are not talking a sapling. That could be thousands of dollars PLUS criminal charges. Very poor solution as well as showing TOTV what kind of a neighbor you are.

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Originally Posted by RickeyD (Post 1034481)
Life is a game, nothing more. Love and care for the ones you choose and f--- with the rest.

Is this sarcastic nuance ... :confused:


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