Are you in a friendly neighborhood or unfriendly?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
How do you tell? You could walk through and the neighbors may seem nice, but in reality, it might be Peyton Place. No one wants that.

If you don't know anyone who lives there, is there a way to tell if you are moving next to the neighborhood crap stirrer?

Knock on doors, ask other neighbors, see how they respond to you and what they know?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
How do you tell? You could walk through and the neighbors may seem nice, but in reality, it might be Peyton Place. No one wants that.

If you don't know anyone who lives there, is there a way to tell if you are moving next to the neighborhood crap stirrer?

Knock on doors, ask other neighbors, see how they respond to you and what they know?

that doesn't work. if people know a house is for sale, they're not going to say, "well, actually, people are pretty mean here." most people will be polite.

[Anonymous]

Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
How do you tell? You could walk through and the neighbors may seem nice, but in reality, it might be Peyton Place. No one wants that.

If you don't know anyone who lives there, is there a way to tell if you are moving next to the neighborhood crap stirrer?

Knock on doors, ask other neighbors, see how they respond to you and what they know?

that doesn't work. if people know a house is for sale, they're not going to say, "well, actually, people are pretty mean here." most people will be polite.

+1000

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheHillsBilly

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

Perhaps, but if you take on one PH person, you take on them all. You ready?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

Perhaps, but if you take on one PH person, you take on them all. You ready?

The mobbing - that's what they do in Hillbilly Land. YEEEEHAAAAAAAW!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
How do you tell? You could walk through and the neighbors may seem nice, but in reality, it might be Peyton Place. No one wants that.

If you don't know anyone who lives there, is there a way to tell if you are moving next to the neighborhood crap stirrer?

Knock on doors, ask other neighbors, see how they respond to you and what they know?

We love our Silver Spring neighborhood, so friendly. I had a good feeling about it the first time I drove down the street our house is on, on the way to see the house with a realtor, and people waved hello to us. Somehow that just seemed like a good sign.

In fact, when we moved in some of our neighbors brought us baked goods to welcome us. We have block parties and our kids play together. We watch each others' kids too when needed, and sometimes I do a ladies' night out with a couple of neighbors and other times we go out with one or another family to do something fun together. We look out for each others' houses when someone's on vacation, and on occasion one neighbor will look after another neighbor's dog or cat when they're away. And if ever I realize I'm missing an ingredient in the middle of cooking, I know I can just call up someone on the street instead of having to run to the store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

Perhaps, but if you take on one PH person, you take on them all. You ready?

The mobbing - that's what they do in Hillbilly Land. YEEEEHAAAAAAAW!

Classless 22205, I see you've jumped from one thread to another. I'd rather have my PH mob than whatever it is you are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheHillsBilly

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Looking at that site I wonder what kind of rallies they have. Do they involve a Grand Wizard?

[Anonymous]

Glover Park, VERY friendly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pimmit Hills. Super friendly and not just in a "wave and say hi" kinda way. My neighbors will rally for each other. I've had them come over at 2 am to watch a baby while I took another to the ER. I've had them be at the end of my drive with jumper cables when they heard the "click" of a dead battery. It's pretty awesome.

Thems fightin' wurds

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheHillsBilly

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Looking at that site I wonder what kind of rallies they have. Do they involve a Grand Wizard?

You are embarrassing your entire zip code, Arlington 22205, by being a bully. In a thread about which neighborhoods are friendly. Well done.

[Anonymous]

I love my neighborhood south of Old Town Alexandria. Lots of organized neighborhood events throughout the year.

[Anonymous]

We're in Olney. Very friendly here. There is a very active list serve and a farmers market on Sundays where you always see people you know.