Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dump it in their yard. Why bother posting?

Troll post by OP. She hasn’t come back since first posting.

Sounded real to me and I have a refined trolldar.

Anonymous wrote:I know my neighbors would offer to help, make space in their trash can, drive us to city dump to make the drop or whatever to make it easy. I would never do it but if I do dump something in their trashcan, no one would bat an eye knowing it must be a last resort and there must be an explanatory message in their inbox.

Wow, my neighbors expect favors and to borrow things often but I've never seen any of the neighbors near me help any other neighbor.

Either the workers or residents thought the trash had not yet been collected when they put the trash in. On our street, the trash is collected first from one side and then from the other side. One of our neighbors across the street will put extra trash in our bin if his side had already been collected. He doesn’t tell us each time and we don’t mind because he is a great neighbor and the all trash gets collected anyway.

Since you are neighbors and have to live with each other, I would approach them politely and give them the benefit of the doubt before saying or doing something that is hard to back down from. Staying on good terms with neighbors is important.

Anonymous wrote:Dump it in their yard. Why bother posting?

Troll post by OP. She hasn’t come back since first posting.

Dump it in their yard. Why bother posting?

My neighbor put their trash in our van the night before it was to go out. I was still taking our own trash out from inside and opened the can to find all their empty food containers. This went on for a few weeks where they just kept putting their trash in our cans bc their cans were full. Apparently once must have been so heavy the lid of our can became broken (they put their grass clippings in it). Finally just started dumping their trash next to their can or in their driveway. That ended it.

So what happened OP?

I would let the neighbor know that trash collection won't take these items and you will be returning them.

Call the cops! That’s what they are there for!

Anonymous wrote:We have a neighbor who likes to drop their dog poop bags into our trash bin by road.
The problem is these bags sometimes break or in heat of summer smell up the container horribly, especially if sitting until next pickup..
They don't grasp this and I finally had to make a firm issue out of it.

yeah