Caution! Cat crossing areas are 20 MPH zones … just like school zones, but with less fancy signs and no blinking lights.
Photo by Flickr user angelltsang used under Creative Commons.
Location: Austin, TX
Contributed by: Dawn Foster
Monthly Archive for December, 2009
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Crazy neighbors leave passive aggressive notes in their campaign against dog poop.
Photo by Flickr user captainfats used under Creative Commons.
Contributed by Dawn Foster.
Crazy neighbors tend to like Christmas lights … a lot of Christmas lights.
Location: Adelaide, South Australia.
Photo by Flickr user tarale used under Creative Commons.
Contributed by Dawn Foster.
Existing as long as we’ve been here, in the neighbor’s yard, is a junk heap that is the very definition of eyesore. I mean, you’ve got dirt, rocks, old building materials and, as the crowning glory, a tire.
Location: Ponder, Texas
Photo by Flickr user Kurt Nordstrom used under Creative Commons.
Contributed by Dawn Foster
It looks like she set up a carnival back there and then burned it to the ground.
Note: I encourage you to visit the original Flickr page to read the comments and notes on the photo … hilarious!
Contributed by: Dawn Foster
Photo by Flickr user Erin used under Creative Commons.
They seem to be emptying the house, as shown by the big pile of wood they’ve left on the roof for over a week now. On the plus side, they filled the jungle from doom that was their backyard.
Location: Quebec, Canada
Contributed by: Dawn Foster
Photo by Flickr user vieux bandit used under Creative Commons.
Cleverly kept up their Halloween decorations and just made them “Christmas-y” by adding Santa hats (okay submitted by the actual owner not the neighbor, but our neighbors would if they knew about the website!).
Location: Portland, OR
Submitted by: D
In Cleveland, Ohio, crazy neighbors need to install gun racks on their bicycles for protection.
Photo by Flickr user richardmasoner used under Creative Commons.
Contributed by Dawn Foster.
I have this neighbour who dresses this mannequin up in different themes and puts her out on his second floor balcony.
Contributed by: Rick McGrath
