Neighborhood Facebook drama
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Who doesn't love a good neighborhood Facebook drama? Yesterday, an 8 year old kicked a 2 year old in the face at a local park. Accident? I don't know! Nobody knows. The father of the two year old saw it and came over, then an 18 year old aunt of the 8 year old came over and MAYBE apologized to the 2 year old and her father? Or maybe not? And the father cursed at the 18 year old girl as he was walking away with his daugher.
THEN, the 18 year old girl's dad, having heard about the incident and about how some adult guy cursed at his 18 year old daugher, got on facebook and called the guy out! He didn't know who it was, but he wanted a face to face word. Then that guy's WIFE responds on facebook, she is a local chiropractor who takes NO GUFF, and tells the dad of the 18 year old that he's a pathetic keyboard warrior and that SHE would be happy to meet up if he wants to.
Was the kick intentional? Is the chiropractor's husband a pussy? Is the chiropractor as insufferable as all chiropractors definitely are? Was it confusing to read a story of an 18 year old daughter and an 8 year old grand daughter, and have to piece together that the daughter must be an aunt rather than the mother of the 8 year old? Yes!
Needless to say, everybody won the confrontation!
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
Education is extremely important.
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The chiropractor acted as a character witness for her husband. He has only raised his voice to her once in all their years of marriage, so it made no sense that he would have gotten confrontational with the 18 year old girl. This raises the question, how is one married to a chiropractor and not constantly yelling at that chiropractor to be less chiropracty all the time?
Education is extremely important.
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The chiropractor acted as a character witness for her husband. He has only raised his voice to her once in all their years of marriage, so it made no sense that he would have gotten confrontational with the 18 year old girl. This raises the question, how is one married to a chiropractor and not constantly yelling at that chiropractor to be less chiropracty all the time?
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
He has only raised his voice to her once in all their years of marriage, so it made no sense that he would have gotten confrontational with the 18 year old girl.
My guess he's been bottling it up for years, and then he finally snapped. It's also possible that the 18 year old girl drove him into the kind of frenzy that his wife has only managed once in all the time they've been together.
Maybe Netflix can make a movie about it?
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Who doesn't love a good neighborhood Facebook drama? Yesterday, an 8 year old kicked a 2 year old in the face at a local park. Accident? I don't know! Nobody knows. The father of the two year old saw it and came over, then an 18 year old aunt of the 8 year old came over and MAYBE apologized to the 2 year old and her father? Or maybe not? And the father cursed at the 18 year old girl as he was walking away with his daugher.
THEN, the 18 year old girl's dad, having heard about the incident and about how some adult guy cursed at his 18 year old daugher, got on facebook and called the guy out! He didn't know who it was, but he wanted a face to face word. Then that guy's WIFE responds on facebook, she is a local chiropractor who takes NO GUFF, and tells the dad of the 18 year old that he's a pathetic keyboard warrior and that SHE would be happy to meet up if he wants to.
Was the kick intentional? Is the chiropractor's husband a pussy? Is the chiropractor as insufferable as all chiropractors definitely are? Was it confusing to read a story of an 18 year old daughter and an 8 year old grand daughter, and have to piece together that the daughter must be an aunt rather than the mother of the 8 year old? Yes!
Needless to say, everybody won the confrontation!
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
I am shocked. You have influenced me lately to take the more prudent approach of waiting until all facts are known to make such a statement. Maybe it was like a really strong 2 year old.
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The chiropractor acted as a character witness for her husband. He has only raised his voice to her once in all their years of marriage, so it made no sense that he would have gotten confrontational with the 18 year old girl. This raises the question, how is one married to a chiropractor and not constantly yelling at that chiropractor to be less chiropracty all the time?
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
This raises the question, how is one married to a chiropractor and not constantly yelling at that chiropractor to be less chiropracty all the time?
If I were drinking coffee, I would've just spit out my coffee. You owe me a new hypothetical keyboard.
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Love some stupid neighborhood drama. This was ours yesterday. Someone complained about dogs being walked without leashes, someone else said they had an electronic collar which was legal in our city, but has to be within 6 feet or something... I didn't keep up, but did chuckle at this person's characterization of the dog.
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This is one of the better forum threads we have had on here for a while. 555
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Love some stupid neighborhood drama. This was ours yesterday. Someone complained about dogs being walked without leashes, someone else said they had an electronic collar which was legal in our city, but has to be within 6 feet or something... I didn't keep up, but did chuckle at this person's characterization of the dog.
@89th said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
Love some stupid neighborhood drama. This was ours yesterday. Someone complained about dogs being walked without leashes, someone else said they had an electronic collar which was legal in our city, but has to be within 6 feet or something... I didn't keep up, but did chuckle at this person's characterization of the dog.
Ah yes, the leashless dogs. That's like a whole genre of neighborhood facebook drama. That and dog poop in the yards.
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@89th said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
Love some stupid neighborhood drama. This was ours yesterday. Someone complained about dogs being walked without leashes, someone else said they had an electronic collar which was legal in our city, but has to be within 6 feet or something... I didn't keep up, but did chuckle at this person's characterization of the dog.
Ah yes, the leashless dogs. That's like a whole genre of neighborhood facebook drama. That and dog poop in the yards.
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
That and dog poop in the yards.
DOnt know how common it is, but a friend who lives in a apartment complex. Everybody who has a dog has to turn in some of their dog's poop to get DNA tested.
If "unclaimed" poop is found in the complex, they will check to see whose dog it is.
I kind of doubt they are doing this, but maybe just the fear or possibility of it happening is enough to make people clean up after their dogs.
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Who doesn't love a good neighborhood Facebook drama? Yesterday, an 8 year old kicked a 2 year old in the face at a local park. Accident? I don't know! Nobody knows. The father of the two year old saw it and came over, then an 18 year old aunt of the 8 year old came over and MAYBE apologized to the 2 year old and her father? Or maybe not? And the father cursed at the 18 year old girl as he was walking away with his daugher.
THEN, the 18 year old girl's dad, having heard about the incident and about how some adult guy cursed at his 18 year old daugher, got on facebook and called the guy out! He didn't know who it was, but he wanted a face to face word. Then that guy's WIFE responds on facebook, she is a local chiropractor who takes NO GUFF, and tells the dad of the 18 year old that he's a pathetic keyboard warrior and that SHE would be happy to meet up if he wants to.
Was the kick intentional? Is the chiropractor's husband a pussy? Is the chiropractor as insufferable as all chiropractors definitely are? Was it confusing to read a story of an 18 year old daughter and an 8 year old grand daughter, and have to piece together that the daughter must be an aunt rather than the mother of the 8 year old? Yes!
Needless to say, everybody won the confrontation!
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
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@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
What if it's a 6 y.o. kicking a 4 y.o. in the face?
@Axtremus said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
For the record, IMO it's wrong for 8 year olds to kick 2 year olds in the face.
What if it's a 6 y.o. kicking a 4 y.o. in the face?
I do not engage with completely ridiculous hypotheticals.
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@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
That and dog poop in the yards.
DOnt know how common it is, but a friend who lives in a apartment complex. Everybody who has a dog has to turn in some of their dog's poop to get DNA tested.
If "unclaimed" poop is found in the complex, they will check to see whose dog it is.
I kind of doubt they are doing this, but maybe just the fear or possibility of it happening is enough to make people clean up after their dogs.
@taiwan_girl said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
That and dog poop in the yards.
DOnt know how common it is, but a friend who lives in a apartment complex. Everybody who has a dog has to turn in some of their dog's poop to get DNA tested.
If "unclaimed" poop is found in the complex, they will check to see whose dog it is.
I kind of doubt they are doing this, but maybe just the fear or possibility of it happening is enough to make people clean up after their dogs.
That’s brilliant. Srsly. You know they don’t do it, but it is probably great for compliance.
As for the rest of the brouhahas in this thread, Jeezel Pete. First world problems.
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@taiwan_girl said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
@Horace said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
That and dog poop in the yards.
DOnt know how common it is, but a friend who lives in a apartment complex. Everybody who has a dog has to turn in some of their dog's poop to get DNA tested.
If "unclaimed" poop is found in the complex, they will check to see whose dog it is.
I kind of doubt they are doing this, but maybe just the fear or possibility of it happening is enough to make people clean up after their dogs.
That’s brilliant. Srsly. You know they don’t do it, but it is probably great for compliance.
As for the rest of the brouhahas in this thread, Jeezel Pete. First world problems.
@Mik said in Neighborhood Facebook drama:
As for the rest of the brouhahas in this thread, Jeezel Pete. First world problems.
I told my wife the same thing. I said don't these folks know that, in the context of the whole world, they're living in like the top 0.01% of a neighborhood environment?
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