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**AnIInWon** · 08-02-2012, 03:11 PM

yep and in my neighborhood there is spit, blood (on a regular basis) and graffiti, condoms. a little dog pee is definately not the worst thing you could possibly step on here.

that all said my neighbors are pretty quiet but we have a dirty public park attached to our neighborhood that ruins our sidewalks i don't actually live in the ghetto just the outskirts.

I live in a nice neighborhood, but we're a few blocks from the main road and across the main road is the last of the ghetto apartments in my area. I thought by buying back int he neighborhood I wouldn't have to deal with any crap. WRONG! When the apartments took down their basketball hoops and playground equipment the "kids" (usually the older teens) started coming to the playground at the end of my block. As these "kids" get older, they start coming at night to play ball, get drunk/high and try to hook up.

We have found used needles, broken liquor bottles, used condoms, X rated graffiti on the schoolyard equipment, all kinds of chip and candy wrappers, soda and water bottles, clothing... I'd be happy if all I had to worry about was dog pee. Seriously. It got so bad the janitor and his maintenance staff have to come to work early during the warm seasons and clean the playground before the kids start coming to school to keep them safe.

Thankfully, since my front door top window has no screen and my dogs like to look out the window a LOT, I never find any crap near my house. The hoodrats are too afraid of my dogs and cross the street a couple houses down. I ain't about to tell them my dogs are ridiculously friendly. They can keep crossing over, rofl.

08-02-2012, 03:11 PM	#17
AnIInWon Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 556 Senior Member	yep and in my neighborhood there is spit, blood (on a regular basis) and graffiti, condoms. a little dog pee is definately not the worst thing you could possibly step on here. that all said my neighbors are pretty quiet but we have a dirty public park attached to our neighborhood that ruins our sidewalks i don't actually live in the ghetto just the outskirts. I live in a nice neighborhood, but we're a few blocks from the main road and across the main road is the last of the ghetto apartments in my area. I thought by buying back int he neighborhood I wouldn't have to deal with any crap. WRONG! When the apartments took down their basketball hoops and playground equipment the "kids" (usually the older teens) started coming to the playground at the end of my block. As these "kids" get older, they start coming at night to play ball, get drunk/high and try to hook up. We have found used needles, broken liquor bottles, used condoms, X rated graffiti on the schoolyard equipment, all kinds of chip and candy wrappers, soda and water bottles, clothing... I'd be happy if all I had to worry about was dog pee. Seriously. It got so bad the janitor and his maintenance staff have to come to work early during the warm seasons and clean the playground before the kids start coming to school to keep them safe. Thankfully, since my front door top window has no screen and my dogs like to look out the window a LOT, I never find any crap near my house. The hoodrats are too afraid of my dogs and cross the street a couple houses down. I ain't about to tell them my dogs are ridiculously friendly. They can keep crossing over, rofl.
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