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Originally Posted by Valiant
I guarantee there are more so called common folk living there then they think.. Just rally all of them together and the snobby ****s to eat a dick..
Our HOA would not allow us to have asphalt shingles over wood, no sheds in the backyard, no clothes lines, no pools in your own backyard.. Since we moved in, we have everything except for the pool.. Couple houses down has it.. Hell in our cult-de-sac all but one house has a shed and asphalt now..
One thing that pisses me off about the snobs in our neighborhood though is them never parking in their driveway, always on the road.. But that is their right, I am not going to knock on the door and tell them to park their two cars in their 3-4 car garage or in one of the 6 spaces in the driveway..
No, I just hoc a big ass loogie as I run or bike by on their windshields..
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I'll agree there probaly is a lot more common folk than the hoity toity types that live there. Suburban cookie cutter homes, bored housewives, though, atleast IMO seems to attract more of the busy bodies than older neighborhoods and living in the sticks do. I like my personal privacy, but I don't want to have to hide behind a wall and a roof to have it.
I refuse to live in any neighborhood with a HOA. Nobody is going to tell me when, where and what I can or can't do to, or at my home. If I want a chain link fence, I'm going to have a chain link fence. If I want paint my house with pink polka dots, I'm going to paint pink polka dots.