Ken Christopherson said: (quoted from post at 23:16:20 12/09/09) I have been nothing but calm and assertive to his concerns. I have never raised my voice or screamed obscenities. As a matter of fact, I only confronted him the first time. Now I just try to ignore him. The only thing I am concerned about is if one of the neighbor's little girls is running around outside and he lets his obscenities go uncensored towards the wrong people-then we have a bunch of 4 year olds swearing at eachother. Not my idea of a good start to the future of my neighborhood.
Our houses are real close together and we have parking on the street as well as driveways. Old guy across the street would throw potatoes into the guy next to us' place cause his dogs barked constantly (still do BTW). I always parked in the spot in front of his house because they only had 1 car and a tractor and plenty of room for parking on their place. He started yelling at me about parking there and one day came out to give me a whupping. I smiled at him and offered him a beer. We went to a little bench on the corner and he said I'd have to move my car from in front of his house cause when the Russians came to haul all the Americans away, he didn't want to be picked up by mistake. I put a couple German soccer team stickers and a Bavarian flag sticker and I could do no wrong. After he died a few years ago, his wife said he had changed medication about the time he started bothering me and he had spent a couple of years in a Russian prison camp during the war.
Your neighbor could just be lonely or on some screwed up meds.
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