danmdevries
6 years ago
Could never do an HOA, though to be fair I AM the type of person the HOAs don't want either.
teedubbya
6 years ago
Didn’t ask ours about the wall I had built. I expect a nasty gram from them. Would have cost me more to submit a design and wait for them. Imma play it passive aggressive.

Watching the video of the idiots illegally detaining the delivery driver gives an idea of the paranoia folks have.
deadeyedick
6 years ago

Could never do an HOA, though to be fair I AM the type of person the HOAs don't want either.

danmdevries wrote:



Yea, my HOA kinda frowns on sitting on the back porch ringing steel plates in the neighbors yard with my rifle.
tonygraz
6 years ago
Burned some bamboo a week or so ago. Didn't know it was explosive. Neighbors thought I was shooting. Surprised the cops didn't come by.
Numismaniac
6 years ago
Had a day and part of today running Grandpa's Daycare, then clean the pool. Had to start teaching the 10 year old how to cook chocolate Oatmeal cookies. If you want to see, it's on IG or Twitter, IG same, Twitter @realnumismaniac. Funny video of the 3 and ten year old, she has a tough time holding him back over the spoon of chocolate sticky goodness! He's a bruiser, luckily not too mean natured, just busy!

Back to normal, guess I will drop in on the Vherf again tomorrow night.

Don't be bad!
delta1
6 years ago

Hey drafter was that you imprisoning the delivery guy and insisting he tell you why he was in your neighborhood?

teedubbya wrote:



delivery guy's lucky he wasn't in Georgia
teedubbya
6 years ago
Even after they let him go he didn’t. He was afraid it was a trick and he’d be in trouble with the police for fleeing. I’m glad I don’t have to live with that mindset.
teedubbya
6 years ago
It reminds me of the guy that does my dads landscaping. My dad doesn’t believe racism really exists anymore. He sold his old couch to the guy. The guy had to wait until Sunday to pick it up because he works during the day. My dad asked why he couldn’t come after work. The dude says it wasn’t safe for him to be in that neighborhood after dark especially with a truck and a couch in back.

My dad was shocked.
delta1
6 years ago
it's possible the latest generation of black Americans aren't being taught by their elders how to survive in white America anymore...

when I was young, we lived in a mixed neighborhood...interesting hearing the black moms and dads telling their kids how to act around whites, especially white cops...

I remember running home at nightfall with my next door neighbor...we had been playing at the park...I asked him why we were running and he told me about the "street light " rule...black folks had to be indoors by the time the street lights came on, or they'd get the third degree, or worse, from the cops...
8trackdisco
6 years ago

it's possible the latest generation of black Americans aren't being taught by their elders how to survive in white America anymore...

when I was young, we lived in a mixed neighborhood...interesting hearing the black moms and dads telling their kids how to act around whites, especially white cops...

I remember running home at nightfall with my next door neighbor...we had been playing at the park...I asked him why we were running and he told me about the "street light " rule...black folks had to be indoors by the time the street lights came on, or they'd get the third degree, or worse, from the cops...

delta1 wrote:



Any time I get pulled over by a cop, I act probably like a black mom would teach her kid.
I’ve experienced a dirty cop twice. It is a scary prospect.
98.2% of them are great. I’ve ended up with interactions with the 1.8.
teedubbya
6 years ago
Me too. Except my experience was 5-6 bad cops in one incident that took me 6 months to fix. I’d love to nail them to the wall and could but energy spent vs satisfaction gained isn’t a good ratio. They took one of the best nights of my life and turned it in to a 6 month nightmare with lingering consequences. I was a pro popo law and order guy now **** them. I just want distance.
teedubbya
6 years ago
Dirty **** bastards. 5 years ago and I’m still pissed.
8trackdisco
6 years ago

Dirty **** bastards. 5 years ago and I’m still pissed.

teedubbya wrote:



1983 & around 2000.

The 1983 was the lesser one. That one doesn’t cross my mind often.

The 2000 situation kept me out of driving into one county less than 25 minutes away,
and a different county when that same cop moved into that one which is a 30 minute drive.

At least he did me the service of telling me he was going to “find” cocaine the day he pulls me over.

The man has more hate than even I can fathom.
izonfire
6 years ago

Me too. Except my experience was 5-6 bad cops in one incident that took me 6 months to fix. I’d love to nail them to the wall and could but energy spent vs satisfaction gained isn’t a good ratio. They took one of the best nights of my life and turned it in to a 6 month nightmare with lingering consequences. I was a pro popo law and order guy now **** them. I just want distance.

teedubbya wrote:


One look at you at the first V-Herf, and I could tell you were trouble.
If I were one of those cops, you’d still be in jail...
danmdevries
6 years ago
Happy Saturday fellas
tonygraz
6 years ago
Got hot in the house last night, getting to the time to put the ACs back in. Severe weather predicted for last night was next to nothing - a couple of distant rumbles of thunder some heavy rain and wind.

Ram27
6 years ago
Law & Order on the highway!!!!!!!!!!!!



Morning peeps.[ram27bat]
rfenst
6 years ago
Morning everyone
deadeyedick
6 years ago
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