
This is the kind of thing you see when taking a walk in Portland.
Location: Portland, OR
Contributed by: Sue Brown
Note from Dawn: I saw them testing this up on Mt. Tabor right before the soapbox derby last year.
What does your Crazy Neighbor do?

Some crazy person methodically took all of the bulbs from our strand of Christmas lights. They also did this to 5 of our neighbors.
Location: San Jose, CA USA
Contributed by: Scott

So, tonight was laundry night and I noticed that somebody had put a polite notice upon the door addressed to somebody else who had “borrowed” his or her clothes from the dryer.
Photo by Flickr User Afroswede used under Creative Commons.
Location: Denton, TX
Contributed by: Dawn Foster

We lived in the upper half of a duplex and our crazy neighbors piled every piece of tacky crap into our shared lawn as you can imagine. Small wire fences, barrel pots, arches, ceramic deer and even a pink flamingo (not pictured). Not only that, but they were awful to live above. They called the police on us twice for “walking loudly.”
Location: Pullman, WA USA
Contributed by: Lance Haun

As we prepared to sell our house, our Peruvian neighbor assembled this heap of garbage in front of her house. Note the Christmas Lights on the rain gutters, but the picture was taken in August!
Location: Aloha, Oregon, USA
Contributed by: Dan Bullard
I’m starting to run out of ideas for pictures, so I need you (yes, you) to submit pictures of your crazy neighbor. I’m encouraging your to head out of the house with your camera today and snap a few pictures of that crazy neighbor. Most of us have at least one crazy person in our neighborhood, and we want to see pictures of your crazy neighbor!

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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

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