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Euro7r · 06-28-2009, 12:21 PM

Seriously, starting to get pissed at my retarded neighbours. They put a fucking note on my dad's windshield telling him to park in front of our own property. Like WTFF, where the hell does it say on anywhere that says you can only park in front of your own house.

My family has two cars and we can perfectly fit two cars in front of our house, but sometimes other ppl park our space, so we have to park a little bit past our house into our dicking neighbours house.

Now this dick is being fucking ass, saying they want their front parking space empty and shit. But the thing is, they don't even park any cars there and even if there was a car, it's only like their daughter coming to visit. Yet they even have the balls to park in front of my house and complain to me, we can't park in their side.

What am I suppose to do, go over and bitch at them for being unreasonable? Is there even proper authorities that can deal with such issues?

moomooCow · 06-28-2009, 01:09 PM

Archive all of those notes, take pictures of them dated and everything. Write a note back to them telling them that it's public property but you generally, out of courtesy, try and park in front of your own property. ( take a picture of that too, with it in their mail box/ on their car )

If anything happens to your car, you'll know where to find them.. and if it's repeatedly vandalized, I think you'd have a sufficient case with ICBC to accuse your neighbours.

mmmk · 06-28-2009, 01:29 PM

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suggestion by moomoocow is good.
i wouldn't purposely park in front of your neighbor's house to get these notes or threats, but if you do get them, keep them.

124Y · 06-28-2009, 01:36 PM

Good luck to the OP for settling this problem. The guy who live beside my g/f's house is a douche. He would put a note on my car telling me I can't park there when it's public properly. I eventually confronted him, telling him it's public property, and he didn't do shit ever since.

Euro7r · 06-28-2009, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by mmmk

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suggestion by moomoocow is good.
i wouldn't purposely park in front of your neighbor's house to get these notes or threats, but if you do get them, keep them.

Well, I don't purposely park in front of my neighbours house. But I have other neighbours that park in front of my house, which causes me to park a bit past my house.

I wouldn't really want to tell my other neighbours to screw off and park somewhere else. It's the city street, any one can park on it.

What pisses me off is that, they don't even park cars in front of their house, they just want it to be FREE so incase they have family members over, they can use it.

FiveDime · 06-28-2009, 01:54 PM

slash there tires

ilvtofu · 06-28-2009, 02:16 PM

you can park wherever you want, but yeah why don't you explain to them that your other neighbours parked in front of your house which makes you have to park into theirs.
But really it's a street so you technically can park anywhere you want, and as many cars as you want? If you really wanted to piss them off park a shitload of cars on the street.

Soundy · 06-28-2009, 02:17 PM

Do you live in Vancouver? If so, download this PDF: http://vancouver.ca/bylaws/2849c.pdf - print section 17.6 (page 16), highlight subsection (f)(i), and give it to your neighbor along with a note pointing out that he has no control over street parking, and you'll park wherever you damn well please on your street (feel free to be more or less diplomatic than that).

Soundy · 06-28-2009, 02:21 PM

http://www.vanmag.com/News_and_Featu...ars?page=0%2C0

AzNightmare · 06-28-2009, 10:14 PM

I don't think there's a rule that you can't park in front of their house. There's no permit. And even if there is, you live within that block anyway.

ziggyx · 06-28-2009, 10:23 PM

Doesn't the law say as long as you live on that block you have the right to park anywhere on that block?? If that's the case your neighbours are stupid.

But if you don't live on that block (ie visitor) you can park there for like a few hours after that residents get first priority or something??

Eff-1 · 06-28-2009, 10:32 PM

If you are genuinely only doing it when the spaces in front of your house are full, then just go over there and explain it to them. Don't anger the guy because if he's mad enough to leave a note on your car about it, eventually he'll consider doing something bad to your car if you provoke him.

Euro7r · 06-29-2009, 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Eff-1

If you are genuinely only doing it when the spaces in front of your house are full, then just go over there and explain it to them. Don't anger the guy because if he's mad enough to leave a note on your car about it, eventually he'll consider doing something bad to your car if you provoke him.

They're being complete retards. They can't do jack shit anyways, because it's two old elderly fools being unreasonable. Just because the area of the street is in front of their home, doesn't means it belongs to them.

pandalove · 06-29-2009, 12:30 AM

curb stomp him

thumper · 06-29-2009, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by dvxo

Well, I don't purposely park in front of my neighbours house. But I have other neighbours that park in front of my house, which causes me to park a bit past my house.

I wouldn't really want to tell my other neighbours to screw off and park somewhere else. It's the city street, any one can park on it.

What pisses me off is that, they don't even park cars in front of their house, they just want it to be FREE so incase they have family members over, they can use it.

meh.

i park on the street, and our neighbor uphill from us for some godforsaken reason likes to park in front of OUR house... on top of this, they have a hair salon business in their basement and also rent out to students from SFU so it's like a parking lot on our street sometimes. i called the city about this and they said if there are no restrictions posted, they can park wherever they want.

and because of this i have to either park down the street, or even have to park in front of THEIR house

taylor192 · 06-29-2009, 07:19 AM

My GF gets mad when the neighbour parks infront of her house, yet she knows there's nothing she can do about it.

These neighbours need that lesson. Where do you live?

taylor192 · 06-29-2009, 07:26 AM

People feel entitled when they pay $0.5-1M for a house.

In Ottawa there is the same 3hr parking rule on every city street. Its not enforced unless someone calls, then bylaw must enforce it. I had one neighbour that was retired who would call everyday.

I'd love to punch that old fart in the face and send him to hell, he's out-lived his usefulness to society and is just a nuisance now.

Euro7r · 06-29-2009, 07:49 AM

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Originally Posted by taylor192

My GF gets mad when the neighbour parks infront of her house, yet she knows there's nothing she can do about it.

These neighbours need that lesson. Where do you live?

I live near Victoria Street and 49th Avenue area. I just moved to this area only for two weeks hahaha, already have neighbours being a dick.

jlenko · 06-29-2009, 08:07 AM

Here's a thought... instead of going over and killing them as most here would like to suggest... maybe try TALKING to them about it? I know most people like to live in their own little bubble and don't even know their neighbors anymore, but seriously... so many little things like this can be solved very easily through a quick discussion...

You know... tell them the same things you told us..

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Originally Posted by dvxo

My family has two cars and we can perfectly fit two cars in front of our house, but sometimes other ppl park our space, so we have to park a little bit past our house into our * neighbours house.

If you're reasonable about it.. no reason they can't be.

Soundy · 06-29-2009, 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by taylor192

These neighbours need that lesson. Where do you live?

Okay, let's work up a schedule... RS Beatdown Parking Crew. We get about a dozen members to go park on their street for three hours... then rotate out for the next crew. Lock it up for a couple of days. They'll learn to appreciate something as minor as dvxo's car "intruding" into their line of sight a little bit every now and then.

Anyone here drive a limo? Take 2-3 parking spaces in one shot. Couple jacked-up 4x4s should have a nice effect on the scenery too... make sure they're good and muddy (not that that would be too out-of-place at Vic & 49th).

taylor192 · 06-29-2009, 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Soundy

Okay, let's work up a schedule... RS Beatdown Parking Crew. We get about a dozen members to go park on their street for three hours... then rotate out for the next crew. Lock it up for a couple of days. They'll learn to appreciate something as minor as dvxo's car "intruding" into their line of sight a little bit every now and then.

Anyone here drive a limo? Take 2-3 parking spaces in one shot. Couple jacked-up 4x4s should have a nice effect on the scenery too... make sure they're good and muddy (not that that would be too out-of-place at Vic & 49th).

You're joking, yet it works.

My buddy in Ottawa was having similar problems with his neighbours, so a bunch of us parked on his street over a weekend and clogged up the entire street while having a BBQ and beers. At that point the 3hr rule has expired, so there's nothing the neighbours can do but come over and complain, to which they got the appropriate response that this will continue all summer if they cannot act like good neighbours, why should he?

Soundy · 06-29-2009, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by taylor192

You're joking,

Only partly

Joking only in the fact that organizing RSers for something like this would be like herding the proverbial cats.

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yet it works.

My buddy in Ottawa was having similar problems with his neighbours, so a bunch of us parked on his street over a weekend and clogged up the entire street while having a BBQ and beers. At that point the 3hr rule has expired, so there's nothing the neighbours can do but come over and complain, to which they got the appropriate response that this will continue all summer if they cannot act like good neighbours, why should he?

Epic

tr0ubl3s0m3x · 06-29-2009, 08:51 AM

i have "neighbors" (from across the street) that park in front of my house and leave it there for days simply because they are too lazy to pull a u-turn and park in front of their house. so the front of their houses are empty. and the spots in front of my house are all full. i dont really mind it, except for the fact that sometimes the city comes by with the street cleaner and their fronts get cleaned, but mine doesnt get cleaned cause of their cars, and THEN they move... assholes. (just thought id say that) share my experiences. haha

Shun Izaki · 06-29-2009, 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Soundy

Okay, let's work up a schedule... RS Beatdown Parking Crew. We get about a dozen members to go park on their street for three hours... then rotate out for the next crew. Lock it up for a couple of days. They'll learn to appreciate something as minor as dvxo's car "intruding" into their line of sight a little bit every now and then.

Anyone here drive a limo? Take 2-3 parking spaces in one shot. Couple jacked-up 4x4s should have a nice effect on the scenery too... make sure they're good and muddy (not that that would be too out-of-place at Vic & 49th).

RS BDPC?

I'm on it man. I got some old golf clubs that are too crappy for game usage :P

tool001 · 06-29-2009, 08:58 AM

i've seen many people put bukets in front of thr houses, and most of these people are oriental. If this sounds racist ,, too bad, cause thats all i see.

why do who parks in front of whoes house matter more to orientals than others?