Get ready for a wild ride through the world of landscaping drama! When one homeowner decides to take a stand against lawn-destroying drivers, things take a rocky turn! Will the massive boulder be the ultimate solution or the catalyst for a neighborhood feud? ️ Buckle up, because this story is about to get bumpy!
The Lawn-Destroying Drivers!
Flowers vs. Tires: The Ultimate Showdown!
Enter the Boulder: A Landscaping Solution!
Gerber Daisies to the Rescue!
Neighbor’s Car vs. The Boulder!
Angry Neighbor Threatens Legal Action! ♂️
The Hypothetical Brick Wall Dilemma!
️ Neighborhood Facebook Drama Unfolds!
Wife’s Dilemma: To Rock or Not to Rock? ♀️
Neighbor Calls OP an A-hole for Car Damage!
OP Considers Visibility Improvements! ✨
The Boulder That Rocked the Neighborhood!
In this jaw-dropping tale, our determined protagonist takes on the challenge of protecting their precious lawn from reckless drivers! From traffic cones to flower beds, nothing seems to deter the corner-cutting culprits. But when a massive boulder enters the scene, things take a dramatic turn! With a neighbor’s car destroyed and a Facebook feud in full swing, the question remains: Is our hero an a-hole or a landscaping legend? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this rocky situation!
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Homeowner takes extreme measures to protect property, comment supports action.
Adding flowers to property to deter trespassers, NTA comment section.
Counter-sue for trespassing & damaging property. NTA
Neighbor’s extreme measures to protect property leads to humorous suggestion.
Defending property or overreacting? NTA sparks debate
Defending property rights amidst angry neighbors
Neighbor defends giant rock, suggests terrible drivers stay away
Neighbor defends his property from car traffic, not the a-hole
Neighbor accuses man of damaging car, but he’s not guilty
Neat and practical solution for property protection, add reflectors
Neighbor’s entitled attitude towards property damage gets called out
NTA. People hate change and blame you, but it’s your property ♂️
Clear-cut case of NTA in protecting property
Paint the rock with reflective paint for better visibility at night
Driver beware: hitting parked car is always on you
Man rightfully defends property against bad drivers.
Landscaping is NTA, neighbors should drive carefully
Man places boulder to prevent dangerous driving, NTA.
Protecting property or being petty? NTA thinks the former.
Petty neighbor supports man’s extreme property protection with spikes
Creative suggestion for property protection with a touch of humor
Property owner not responsible for visibility. NTA wins!
Neighbor shares successful solution to similar problem with a touch of humor
Defending property rights and blaming bad drivers
Assertive comment defends property rights with a touch of sarcasm
Neighbor’s car meets rock, commenter says NTA
Landscaping with rocks is a New England thing
Adding reflectors to property: a smart solution to avoid idiots
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Creating a safer neighborhood with creative property protection measures
Grandpa’s revenge: bigger rocks against yard intruders
Man’s creative solution to protect his property with a ‘Beware of the rock’ sign
Neighbor’s extreme property protection sparks NTA’s rock-solid response
Putting rocks near the driveway to avoid accidents
Creative and dark humor response to property protection.
Smart suggestions for protecting property with lights and camera.
Spike strips and boulder: creative solution or too extreme?
Protecting property boundaries is important to avoid legal complications. NTA.
Grandparents use rocks to stop bad parking, NTA
Neighbor’s property protection measures cause outrage, NTA suggests legal action.
A homeowner defends their boulder fence, and others chime in.
Neighbor finds humor in man’s extreme property protection. NTA.
Neighbor destroys own car, commenter says NTA
Driver’s street clipping raises questions and confusion.
Neighbor drove into a rock on your property and blames you? NTA
Stay off my lawn or suffer the rock wrath!
Neighbor uses rocks to protect property, teaches careless driver lesson
Defending your property? Keep the rock!
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Protecting property with boulders is justified according to commenter.
Neighbor took extreme measures to protect property, but YNTA.
Corner lot owner praised for protecting property. NTA.
Using rocks to protect property – NTA comment with practical solution
Bold neighbors admit to trespassing, commenter supports property protection.
Nature’s apex predator strikes again, neighbor calls NTA an a**hole.
Neighbor suggests clever solution to stop yard wall crashes
Decorate the rock! Great idea, NTA neighbor.
Neighbors unite in support of NTA’s rock defense strategy
Create a rock garden to protect your property! NTA
Protecting property or pettiness? NTA, community supports corner defense.
Neighbor shares similar experience with property damage, supports OP’s actions.
Neighbor’s car damaged by rocks near the road
Protecting property: A justified action according to a relatable experience.
Neighbor defends extreme measures and suggests adding more boulders
Entitled drivers blame homeowner for rock in yard
Neighbor defends use of rocks to protect property from damage ♂️
NTA compares man to reckless sitcom character in funny comment.
Dad adds rocks to stop postie, commenters show support
Asserting property rights
A petty but hilarious suggestion for protecting property
Neighbor’s bad driving is not OP’s fault. NTA
Neighbor defends property against reckless driver, NTA
Neighbor ran into a visible object on your property. NTA
Defending property with boulder: not the a**hole move
