Am I being mean? (stock on land)

[nanananny]

"I hate how people just assume things are ok when it comes to other peoples land and live stock"

I know NaeNae they just assumed they could leave them in with next doors sheep last week without asking (but the steers got in our property anyway) the people with the sheep don't live there, now they want to leave them with us another 3 weeks. They just assumed that would be alright like they just assume the whole neighbourhood will help them round up the steers everytime.

We've had 4 years of it, I'm still feeling a bit mean but I'm going to stand my ground. Just things like the wife walking off when I was still midsentence and the husband saying "haven't you got enough feed for the horse"

These people have got money they're business owners they're arrogant and just being tight and expecting everyone to run around after them.

[smiles4u]

FM ... i don't speak to my neighbours at all by choice for certain reasons which i won't bore you with here in Ballarat (near Golden Point) ... and we live a stone throw away (too close for DP & my liking) ... infact my neighbour next door knocked on my door yesterday cause one of her kids was playing on the fence & fell into my back yard ... it was the second time we have spoken and the 1st time was when she first moved in next door about 18mths ago ... felt strange chatting with her after 18mths but i thought i like my privacy and she seems a pain in the b@tt anyway (screams & swears at the kids all the time) ... so good choice by me.

FM ... give your neighbour NOTHING ... no help nope nothing he & his wife don't deserve you as their wonderful neighbour after their poor efforts in conversing with you ... Their plain rude, let them learn a lesson ... no ones too old to learn a lesson

I read a story in the newspaper about a month ago about a man here in Ballarat or nearby having enough of his neighbour's dog coming onto his property so he shot it ... terrible & sad situation BUT lucky your neighbour didn't have him as a neighbour