Poison Ivy for sale?

**jackie** · 10-07-2005, 02:21 PM

Wouldn't doing something like that just create more tension with your neighbor? Sorry, it does not sound like a good idea.

I have a INSANE neighbor as well, this summer I had two operations on my knee, so walking the dogs was a huge problem. I couple of times I took them out without a leash, and she went crazy, even knowing the reason why they were leash-less From that day on I have just ignored her. She just got more and more irate to the point she came up to me when my family was on holiday and started screaming how she was going to report me, then went door to door trying to get me kicked out of the complex. I told my boyfriend what had happened, he want calmly to the door, spoke to her husband and told him if his wife ever came up to me again, I would got to the police station report her, and the next step would be getting a restraining order. One of my other neighbors backed me up, and she realized she could have a big problem on her hand. I could have done horrible things to her ,they only use their bungalow as a weekend home, so I would have all week to post prawns and cockroaches through the mailbox. But at the end of the day being calm and rational worked much better.

**LKPike** · 10-07-2005, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by jackie

But at the end of the day being calm and rational worked much better.

sorry, after we went through about 800$ worth of vet bills thanks to them, and after we spent 1400$ for a new chainlink fence to keep our puppers safe, they began throwing trash, dead birds & etc, over the fence - causing us to spend an additional 1800$ for a privacy fence on one side of the yard. that still didn't stop her and her kids from screaming 4 letter obscenities and harrassing us when we go into our front yard.

currently they are claiming my husband hit their fence causing major damage. yet theres no dent or scratch on his vehicle and I did not, neither did any other neighbor, hear or see the huge bang and drag sound that simple *bleep* says she heard. She also didn't call police, which is what any other person would do if it'd actually happened to them.

I'm PIing their yard.

In addition to calling police and filing a report if they continue to hound my husband about the fence.

**Lady's Human** · 10-07-2005, 09:04 PM

LK, in doing so you could be opening up a can of legal problems for yourself. Think twice before doing this.

**jackie** · 10-08-2005, 12:04 PM

^ I agree one hundred percent. Have you gone to the police? I hope you can solve the problem.

**shais_mom** · 10-10-2005, 12:20 AM

I seriously can not believe this thread has made it thus far.
This is one of the most immature things I have seen in a long time.
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To do this you are stooping to lower then their level b/c you run the risk of putting yourself and your animals and anyone who visits you MAJOR discomfort. It's one thing if you and your 'spouse' do it to yourself but to subject your animals to it is unbelievable. It sounds like this idiots are major White Trash and I highly doubt poison ivy would deter them. They would probably start throwing things into your front yard.

**Vette** · 10-10-2005, 05:32 AM

Are there different types of Poison Ivy plants?
cuz we got something on our property that looks sorta like a firn,, but it causes you itch and break out in welts on any parts of bare skin that comes in contact with it.

i wish you the best of luck with your butthole neighbors though.

we dont have any kind of problem like that with ours. we just have a nosey one,, that calls us up asking if our cat made it out the tree alright.. and then she starts yammering on about hearing things from our property(we target pratice) and i guess she was wondering what all the shooting was about.. so she just made up a story about our cat being stuck in a tree.

**Karen** · 10-10-2005, 08:48 AM

Originally Posted by Vette

Are there different types of Poison Ivy plants?
cuz we got something on our property that looks sorta like a firn,, but it causes you itch and break out in welts on any parts of bare skin that comes in contact with it.

Poison ivy comes in two forms, poison ivy and poison oak. They are the same plant, just takes of a different appearance like a shrub when it's different terrain. Neither look like a fern.

What you have is probably poison sumac - does it look like this?

**shais_mom** · 10-11-2005, 01:14 AM

I got your PM - I understand front yard/back yard perfectly.
Is there any way you can call the Health Dept? Or Animal Control? I watched on Animal cops the other day they gave the people less then a week to clean up their yard.

That's so funny you post that pic of the Sumac Karen. We have a clearing out behind our hospital and a ton of that grows there and my boss wanted it so bad b/c she thought it was sooo pretty.
lol

**Marigold2** · 08-21-2011, 11:38 PM

Video camara. That is what I would do. And document, document, document. Then take the tapes to the police. Let the police help you with this. Perhaps these creeps have outstanding warrents, maybe parking tickets, maybe drug use, child welfare.
I think that most creeps like this have other issues that can be addressed by the police so let them handle it.
I would make them so uncomforable that they have to move. Several police visits usually do the trick.

**shais_mom** · 08-21-2011, 11:49 PM

Originally Posted by Marigold2

Video camara. That is what I would do. And document, document, document. Then take the tapes to the police. Let the police help you with this. Perhaps these creeps have outstanding warrents, maybe parking tickets, maybe drug use, child welfare.
I think that most creeps like this have other issues that can be addressed by the police so let them handle it.
I would make them so uncomforable that they have to move. Several police visits usually do the trick.

**thread is 7 years old** OP is LONG GONE.