Snails - Response on Threads Part 3

[SilverBear]

I probably would have bellowed a viking warcry while doing it. Whenever I'm mowing my lawn and I come up to a pile of dog pewp that was obviously not picked up by the dog's lazy-, good-for-nothing owner, I yell out, "I don't have a dog!" or "OMG, I must own a dog and not know it!"

I just rake it out into the road.

 

[AttyPops]

Mornin, snails!

Anyone have any recommendations for snow boots? I've got a wide forefoot and thin heel/ankle (on the left leg, at least) which makes sizing difficult at times. I'm not looking for the huge moon-boot type, but ones that I can walk around in. I'm sick of not being confident while crutching through the snow/slush.

Work Boots For Men & Women - Shop Work Shoes From Wolverine

 

[FranC]

Back safe and sound and wood duty done too. Hubby has to go back for complete blood work cause the hospital didn't schedule it before his Dr. appointment.

 

[NGAHaze]

Glad to hear you had a safe trip Fran ... sorry your DH has to go back though, hopefully the weather will be better next time!

 

[TomCatt]

Sorry.

Sorta. lol

LMAO!!

 

[FranC]

Glad to hear you had a safe trip Fran ... sorry your DH has to go back though, hopefully the weather will be better next time!

Roads were kind of crappy but not too bad.

 

[SilverBear]

Observation:
No retorts from Atty re: snow pile.


Possible reasons:
a. Uninteresting
b. Wants to lambaste me, but knows law is on my side, so can't say anything.

Guess:
b

 

[tiburonfirst]

FYI:

Driveway Clearing: When clearing your driveway of snow, please remember that New York State Law requires that the snow remains on your own property. Any snow pushed, blown, or plowed onto any street is a safety hazard and may result in tickets being issued under New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law. If your driveway is plowed by a private contractor, both the homeowner and the plow operator share the legal responsibility for compliance with these regulations.

hehe! since they didn't leave it on the road but pushed it onto private property (yours) i don't see where they broke the law!

 

[tiburonfirst]

glad you're back safely, frannie!

 

[FranC]

Yup all safe and sound.

 

[SilverBear]

hehe! since they didn't leave it on the road but pushed it onto private property (yours) i don't see where they broke the law!

Ummm... Tibs:

"New York State Law requires that the snow remains on your own property"

 

[tiburonfirst]

and how are you going to prove it's not your snow?

did you take pics?

 

[SilverBear]

and how are you going to prove it's not your snow?

The PILE is nowhere NEAR my driveway!!!... it's DIRECTLY across the road from THEIR driveway!!! OMG!!! ...?!?!?!

 

[tiburonfirst]

ok, ok - simmer down, bear! it's only snow - it'll melt!

 

[MadOzodi]

bear's neighbor is in for a world of hurt!

 

[tiburonfirst]

bear's neighbor is in for a world of hurt!

yup - they've done done it and riled up that bear!

 

[SilverBear]

ok, ok - simmer down, bear! it's only snow - it'll melt!

No, Tibs.

The plow DUG UP MY LAWN... down to dirt. It will NEED REPAIR, Tibs.

I have pictures. Should I upload them???

 

[SilverBear]

bear's neighbor is in for a world of hurt!

Now that I am officially "on record", if they do it again, they're going DOWN. $$$ and town court.

 

[SilverBear]

yup - they've done done it and riled up that bear!

Poke me with a stick and I poke back with a MUCH larger one.

Leave ME alone, and I leave YOU alone.

 

[tiburonfirst]

No, Tibs.

The plow DUG UP MY LAWN... down to dirt. It will NEED REPAIR, Tibs.

I have pictures. Should I upload them???

well, that's different - i don't think you mentioned that before or i overlooked it