Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!

[Ambulance Chaser]

Okay, only the first three response emojis increase a user's reaction score, so the system is more refined than I thought. But the laugh emoji can be used to show that you think a post is funny and, alternatively, to show that you think the post is full of s**t.

 

[VaderDave]

I just read a FB post (on a local county group page) from a woman who was angry about a memorial being removed from a roadside where her teenaged brother was killed in a car accident. She was very upset that the elaborate cross and decorations had been removed without notifying her and getting her permission.

After a few posts, it turns out:

1) The memorial was on someone else's private property (front yard), who apparently didn't like seeing a memorial to a dead teenager every single day in her yard.
2) The memorial was (allegedly) not removed by the property owner.
3) The memorial had been allowed on the property for ten years. The kid died more than ten years ago.
4) The family of the deceased had continued to enlarge the memorial over the last ten years (adding flowers, putting up a larger cross, etc.).
5) The memorial site was on a dangerous curve in the road with no shoulder or parking space (part of why the teenager died there, I guess). But still the family would go there regularly and park (dangerously) so they could mourn on the property owner's private property whenever they felt like it.

I was sort of amazed that the woman was so upset that someone wouldn't allow her and her family to continue to use private property as a memorial to someone who died ten years ago, on into perpetuity. The woman posting about it was really nasty about the homeowner, as well. Not surprisingly, nobody called her out on this. I wasn't about to.

 

[PhilKenSebben]

I wasn't about to.

Did. You missed out.

Send me the link, I will take care of that for you. Woman is delusional.





Also, best part of today? Seeing where @RSS called Ed "honey". So sweet

 

[VaderDave]

Did. You missed out.

LOL. I live here. I have a business here. The last thing I need is some craycray hillbilly leaving crazy messages on our Yelp page or showing up at the office to yell at my staff.

Time to set up a sockpuppet FB account, no doubt.

 

[brokencycle]

I just read a FB post (on a local county group page) from a woman who was angry about a memorial being removed from a roadside where her teenaged brother was killed in a car accident. She was very upset that the elaborate cross and decorations had been removed without notifying her and getting her permission.

After a few posts, it turns out:

1) The memorial was on someone else's private property (front yard), who apparently didn't like seeing a memorial to a dead teenager every single day in her yard.
2) The memorial was (allegedly) not removed by the property owner.
3) The memorial had been allowed on the property for ten years. The kid died more than ten years ago.
4) The family of the deceased had continued to enlarge the memorial over the last ten years (adding flowers, putting up a larger cross, etc.).
5) The memorial site was on a dangerous curve in the road with no shoulder or parking space (part of why the teenager died there, I guess). But still the family would go there regularly and park (dangerously) so they could mourn on the property owner's private property whenever they felt like it.

I was sort of amazed that the woman was so upset that someone wouldn't allow her and her family to continue to use private property as a memorial to someone who died ten years ago, on into perpetuity. The woman posting about it was really nasty about the homeowner, as well. Not surprisingly, nobody called her out on this. I wasn't about to.

Adverse possession. They allowed it for a decade; therefore, they've ceded the land and it should always remain.

 

[VaderDave]

Adverse possession. They allowed it for a decade; therefore, they've ceded the land and it should always remain.

Not technically adverse, though, since they gave permission for all those years. So the AP clock never actually started ticking.

 

[HRoi]

I thought to myself, “surely reasonable people could work out an acceptable accommodation here”, and on second thought realized that my thought was DOA on the second word.

 

[brokencycle]

Not technically adverse, though, since they gave permission for all those years. So the AP clock never actually started ticking.

You may be a lawyer in that jurisdiction, but I've done my own research...

 

[mhip]

On a related note...
Out in my parts, I see a lot of these:

Car window tombstones. I don't get it, I don't like it.

 

[RSS]

Regarding western bespoke ... is there going to be an SF costume party?

 

[RSS]

Also, best part of today? Seeing where @RSS called Ed "honey". So sweet

Every now and then my "Southern" comes out. That and a few other things.

 

[ter1413]

Regarding western bespoke ... is there going to be an SF costume party?

I will be hibbeldy if there wasn't!

 

[PhilKenSebben]

Every now and then my "Southern" comes out. That and a few other things.

See, I am avoiding making a joke here. This is me behaving.














































Still behaving.

 

[Numbernine]

On a related note...
Out in my parts, I see a lot of these:
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Car window tombstones. I don't get it, I don't like it.

Never Forget Old What’s His Name stickers were popular around here for a bit

 

[ter1413]

Boys falls 10 feet into his backyard, is attacked by pit bulls

A 3-year old boy died on Wednesday after falling 10 feet from a rear window in his home in Elizabeth, New Jersey, and then getting mauled by his family's two dogs in their backyard.

www.dailymail.co.uk