So I talked to the detective today and now I have enough evidence to put your arrogant ass in jail! You thought that you could violate the restraining order, didn't you? All I have to do is show up in court and tell the truth, something that is a foreign concept to you. Your little reign of terror is finished, and so are you. The neighbors all hate you, but they have been afraid of you because of your aggression and threats. It's too bad that I'm the only one who stood up to you, but it only takes one. You chose the wrong person to attack. When are you ever going to be sorry? Someone familiar with your actions said it's only when the cold handcuffs are on your wrists and you are sitting in the back of the police cruiser is when the reality will come to you.
I can't wait until I see them come get you. We'll ALL be watching!

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by Anonymous on Feb 27, 2008 at 2:45 PM

How horrible! I have the same problem with my neighbors. They constantly ask for favors like nominating them for admission to the lawn tennis club when there is a two-year waiting list and asking to ride along on our private jet when we go to the Cape. They even want to borrow our Grey Pouppon mustard when I explain the caterers used up the last little bit for the crudites at last weekend's party.
Life here in the gated community is no picnic. I have to peek out the sunroom window to make sure my neighbor's Bentley isn't parked in their circular drive before I go outside. Otherwise, she'll come over and ask to borrow my new Libertine outfit or give me some sob story about how she can't host the garden club this week because her nanny got deported and she has nobody to take care of her little brats, Archer and Caitlyn. Those horrible kids were fresh to the tennis instructor and now he doesn't want to come over here to coach my twins and they are extremely talented young tennis players.
Archer and Caitlyn made a rude hand gesture at the van driver for Finchley Day School and they are no longer allowed on the van. Their mother won't let them ride in the Lamborghini and they spilled juice boxes in the Bentley so I know as soon as school starts she'll be over here begging for a ride for those two little horrors in my Land Rover.
Yes, I certainly understand what you're going through.

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by Anonymous on Feb 28, 2008 at 7:52 AM

?????How horrible! I have the same problem with my neighbors. They constantly ask for favors like nominating them for admission to the lawn tennis club when there is a two-year waiting list and asking to ride along on our private jet when we go to the Cape. They even want to borrow our Grey Pouppon mustard when I explain the caterers used up the last little bit for the crudites at last weekend's party.
Life here in the gated community is no picnic. I have to peek out the sunroom window to make sure my neighbor's Bentley isn't parked in their circular drive before I go outside. Otherwise, she'll come over and ask to borrow my new Libertine outfit or give me some sob story about how she can't host the garden club this week because her nanny got deported and she has nobody to take care of her little brats, Archer and Caitlyn. Those horrible kids were fresh to the tennis instructor and now he doesn't want to come over here to coach my twins and they are extremely talented young tennis players.
Archer and Caitlyn made a rude hand gesture at the van driver for Finchley Day School and they are no longer allowed on the van. Their mother won't let them ride in the Lamborghini and they spilled juice boxes in the Bentley so I know as soon as school starts she'll be over here begging for a ride for those two little horrors in my Land Rover.
Yes, I certainly understand what you're going through.????

WHAT THE HELL DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH THE ORIGINAL POST?

Let's say that the person who posted the original message is well off? SO WHAT?! Obviously the person they are having a problem with is bad otherwise I doubt if it were tiny little things there would a jail time.

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by Anonymous on Feb 28, 2008 at 11:59 PM

Thank you!
I'm not sure why the responding person thought I am wealthy, but the neighbor I am writing about has been intimidating people around here for years. His actions would infuriate people in any neighborhood, regardless of income. I have found out the hard way that people don't mind complaining, but when it comes to taking action such as collecting hard evidence, calling the police, being threatened by the neighbor for calling the police (a criminal act), filing legal papers, going to court, testifying, etc., most people don't want to go to the time, effort and expense. The neighbors are all in support, but they are so afraid of this @$$hole that they shrink into their houses when it's time to actually face this guy. Because of his actions, even a little child was hurt. But this guy is so nasty that even the child's parents were afraid to do anything!
The person replying was funny. However, s/he probably doesn't realize the gravity of the situation in our neighborhood and the joy of everyone now that the a-hole has been caught red-handed (by me). People have the right to live in a safe environment and enjoy their homes in peace whether they are rich or poor.

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