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goldustsongbird · #16 09-22-2006, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

omfg! what an insane bitch!!!! you should've just bitchslapped her.

um, where ARE you?

you're wrong. it makes for a HILARIOUS picnic. (my recent family reunion comes to mind ...)

Haha. Nah, I just gave her my patented glare and let her think she won. I'm sure it made her day. There's always next week!

Um, I'm... watching a really cute Cyndi interview on youtube! Go search for the latest stuff and watch the 1992 int.

Oh, family reunions.

Glad we don't have 'em....

goldustsongbird · #17 09-22-2006, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DrummerDeanna

Oh I hear ya - and I probably would have reacted the same way, only I would have said something snarky to her -then felt bad about it later. Ugh.

Gotta say, that after a couple of bad experiences with the evil high-schoolers across the street, I'm sorry I was not more sympathetic to your situation....

It's cool. I was expecting a mixed reaction, anyway.

I think I was relatively nice about it. I figure it's not my only chance to get my piece in if I need to. lol.

DestinyRules · #18 09-24-2006, 11:01 PM

I may be one of those people who's "weird" about my property, but if you're leaning against a fence listening to music and lost to the world, you're most likely not going to be very interested in focusing on anything else going on. I know I'm like that when I listen to music.

But having said that, some people are very touchy about their property/territory and she could very well have seen you intruding on her property without a damn good reason. I know if you were on my fence, I probably would have reacted very similarly.

Of course, I probably would have reacted similarly if someone tried to get my attention whilst I was listening to music on my headphones and it's some random person whom I don't know from Adam.

paleshadow · #19 09-24-2006, 11:44 PM

Probably wouldn't have hurt to find out a little more. The fence may have been damaged recently and she might not want it to happen again. Wrought Iron fences can be very expensive to fix. Someone could have gotten hurt while leaning on the fence, and being that it is her property she could be held responsible for that.

irishgrl · #20 09-25-2006, 06:47 AM

under the circumstances, I could very easily envision her putting her place up for sale in the near future

I dont think she'll be able to live with the strain much longer

cliffdweller · #21 09-25-2006, 08:51 AM

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Originally Posted by carrie721

omfg! what an insane bitch!!!! you should've just bitchslapped her.

I'm glad you're kidding

I think she was well within her right to ask you to stop leaning against her fence, it is HER fence, right? BUT, I think she could have been a little less rude in asking you. Poking is just plain wrong. She could have lightly tapped you, she didn't because she pre-judged you as being a disrespectful young person with no regard for property or authority. She was wrong in that regard. Don't worry about it, let is slide off your back. Sounds like you didn't say anything back to her that you can't live with. Just take it as a lesson that some people are very sensitive about their property and move on.

goldustsongbird · #22 09-25-2006, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by DestinyRules

I may be one of those people who's "weird" about my property, but if you're leaning against a fence listening to music and lost to the world, you're most likely not going to be very interested in focusing on anything else going on. I know I'm like that when I listen to music.

But having said that, some people are very touchy about their property/territory and she could very well have seen you intruding on her property without a damn good reason. I know if you were on my fence, I probably would have reacted very similarly.

Of course, I probably would have reacted similarly if someone tried to get my attention whilst I was listening to music on my headphones and it's some random person whom I don't know from Adam.

Yeah, but I don't really see what I was doing as intrusion of any kind. If I were kicking it or trying to get over it, I'd see her point. I just think she was bitching for the sake of bitching, to be honest.

If I were leaning against the outside of your fence and not even paying attention to your house, you'd have done the same?

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Originally Posted by paleshadow

Probably wouldn't have hurt to find out a little more. The fence may have been damaged recently and she might not want it to happen again. Wrought Iron fences can be very expensive to fix. Someone could have gotten hurt while leaning on the fence, and being that it is her property she could be held responsible for that.

She didn't seem in the mood for conversation, believe me, or I would've inquired further.

I imagine they'd be expensive to repair, but I hardly think putting a teensy bit of weight on something bigger than me is going to cause it to tumble to the ground. Looked and felt pretty sturdy to me.

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Originally Posted by cliffdweller

I'm glad you're kidding

I think she was well within her right to ask you to stop leaning against her fence, it is HER fence, right? BUT, I think she could have been a little less rude in asking you. Poking is just plain wrong. She could have lightly tapped you, she didn't because she pre-judged you as being a disrespectful young person with no regard for property or authority. She was wrong in that regard. Don't worry about it, let is slide off your back. Sounds like you didn't say anything back to her that you can't live with. Just take it as a lesson that some people are very sensitive about their property and move on.

It was mostly the way she approached me that pissed me off. I would've had no problem with it if she'd been a little more tactful. Eh, I'm over it. It just wasn't a good day to have that happen.