Back to the bad neighbors again. They're throwing beer bottles and other stuff over the fence. I think it's the kids. So you young lads on here, tell me...is this cheese can used for huffing? The tip is chewed on. It's totally empty. They threw it across the fence with the Bud Light bottles...I collected all the bottles and put them in a pile next to their fence so they can pick up their trash!

 

I think it's more likely that they got the munchies form the beer and attacked a box of triscuits. I've never done it personally, but kids around here use whipped cream to do "whip-its". That cheese stuff is pretty expensive to be used as anything other than cheese lol. Whipped cream is cheaper.

 

Drunks get hungry too.

 

 

Only a 12 pack? Weak party!

 

you need to cut your grass man.

 

hey i was just eating that

 

no they are not....if it were huffin....the cheese would still be inside and all air pressure gone. you say its empty. you cant huff the cheese..just like ready whip...the air will be gone and cream inside still...dont tip it upside down...keep it right side up/upright and take in only air.....

 

Well I guess the kids can't afford a case since they're too young to drink anyway. And the grass, that's part of our field. I get tired of picking up their trash when I mow with the tractor. These people aren't just innocent having a good time sort of people with a few beers. They broke out the windows of an old camper on our property, throw bottles over the fence, etc. The kids got kicked out of school for drug. General purpose losers/morons.

 

I would go kick some **** if they were repeatedly throwing that type of stuff on my property and busting windows.

Anywho, as for the cheese, I doubt they were huffing it. I love Easy Cheese and when the can is just about gone I find myself trying to suck the cheese out and end up chewing on it. I doubt its much different with them. And as someone else said, that expensive stuff just to be huffing on.

That makes me really hungry, I wish I had a can. Just finished one the other day.

 

You should sue or somthing for the camper. Drinking, either with friends or by your self is one thing, but throwing the bottles and a cheese wiz can over the fence into your neighbors yard.....some how thinking he wouldnt know it came from your yard is ignorant and stupid and you deserve to get some sort of punishment for that.

 

This is about the 6th time I've had to pick up bottles they've thrown over. So it's not as if they did it once and it's no real problem. I think they do it to screw with us. They're the kind of people that you can't trust and getting into a legal spat with them over something minor like littering probably would not be to our advantage....no telling what else the losers will do next. The thing is, I think it's the kids that are the problems. Once they're old enough to move out I think they will...and then most of the problems will stop.

The old camper, while it was aggravating to have someone do that, was really old and not worth anything anyway. But it's just the idea of someone coming onto your land and busting up things. It just gets old.

 

Just toss it all back over the fence.

 

Not sure about Ohio, but SC is having a huge littering campaign right now. My department just received a grant for about 10K and a couple of stump camera's to use to enforce littering. Call your local PD and ask them to finger print the can or bottle next time. If their prints are on file, they can then be charged with illegal dumping. Doesn't take but just a few minutes to pull prints.
Of course you could always go buy some expired meat products from the grocery store, put them in a can nearest to their house (hopefully up wind), then forget to dump it all summer.....
I doubt they will want to hang around there and drink!

 

Yep.

If my neighbors were throwing trash on my property, I'd go pay them a visit just to see the expression on their face. I wouldn't be mean or anything ... at first. I'd just make sure they knew I dont want their crap on my place.