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Old 07-19-2008, 07:03 AM   #1
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I venture to guess if one of you had a neighbor directly across the street who left his Christmas decorations up all year long, or had 2 broken down jalopies on the lawn, or let his lawn and shrubs grow rampant without cutting them ever.....you might also get a little tired of looking at them......in fact I can guarantee it! I was not stressed about it or anything....just damn sick and tired of looking out my living room window across the street and seeing these icicle lights dangling off his gutter in mid freakin July for the past 2 years! They are gone now, I am happy! He is a very good neighbor though, nice folks, so of course I never said anything or would I! I had thought of a covert zero dark thirty mission to cross the street and take them down myself once or twice! High octane for me always!

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