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Re: O.T. The nerve of some people... (rant) revisited


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Posted by IOWA NORTHEAST on November 30, 2010 at 22:30:31 from (206.72.18.89):

In Reply to: Re: O.T. The nerve of some people... (rant) revisited posted by PJH on November 30, 2010 at 19:47:59:

Thanks for the compliment Paul, I have been thinking about this since I first posted. You know, I can't count how many times I could have gotten even, or got in someones face for a justified reason. I chose the higher road, and have been so blessed. As stupid as it sounds, I have visited my first ex-wife and her husband often.

My second ex, and attorney...well lets just say the water will probably always be muddy.....and I am as much to blame as either one of them...I just don't forget, or forgive. Other than me being bull headed and doing so by choise, things probably would be alot better. So this is one of those do as I suggest rather than what I do--ordeals.

Now as I sit here posting @ 12:10, my neighbors dog is still barking his fool head off as he does 24/7. I could be a town hero if I kicked the crapola out of the darn dog, but instead, I will probably turn the radio up a bit more. But I however am still guilty of dreaming about parking the dozer on the dogs neck each night.

The responces often tell a story about a persons true personality, and a red flag goes up if you were to do business with them. I do feel it is only human nature to return a smack in the face to his idiot type of agressive neighbors though. And I would never rule the split lip option out either.

Drugs can not also be ruled out for his neighbors bad behavior either, and that is totaly another can of worms.


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