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mikim wrote:I hope all your problems have evaporated, and that they are not now planning and laying in wait. That could be down right scary.
We have a neighbor next to our stick house with similar problems....three of us finally had enough and we jointly called the police. The police came out and spent about 20 minutes with our neighbor. I do not know what was said but all our problems evaporated!!
โSep-01-2013 02:36 PM
Executive wrote:
Your sign in is "Lucky13" and you ask "Why, Me?..:h...lol
It's possible they approached other campers this way and they offered them some beer to calm down. Now, they think everyone will do it. I'm sure the hubby was defending his wife's honor as any real hubby would do. I'm guessing they were still in their PJs and nightgown too....:B:B.
On a serious note, we've experienced some of this too at several campgrounds we've visited this year. IMHO, and that's all it is, I think as more people gravitate to campgrounds as permanent residents, they are still of the mindset that they OWN the place. WE then, are looked at as squatters, invading their little piece of paradise. Putting testosterone aside, I would have simply found another spot to walk my dog..oh! and offered them a beer....:B....Dennis
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Go Dogs wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
Get bigger dogs. I have found that nobody hassles me when we walk our Great Pyrenees. :B
Our dog is big enough to stand on her hind legs, put her front paws on someone's shoulders, and be nose to nose with them.
Seriously, ignore people like that. Pretending you just do not hear them is the best way to react towards idiots.
People rarely approach me in a hostile fashion, when I'm walking my mastiff and pit bull, ( BTW: well-mannered and friendly).