old (religious) people...your manners and kindness vanished?

know1

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

chadwick

know1 wrote:

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

nice post you have here...

mom was in the hospital with kidney cancer (& now has cancer starting in again) & the dog was missing her & was barking & howling as dogs do

the dog carrying on is the last thing i give a fuck about as im 100 miles away at the hospital

some of these neighbors are religious nutcases & they are rude nasty shitheads
some deserve to be slapped across the face. i don't hit women & i don't hit older women but i sure as shit feel like farting in their very near area for them to deep breathe it in

backseatLover12

know1 wrote:

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

I kinda was thinking the same thing.

People go nuts over neighborhood dogs barking. All ages. Leaving the dog out to bark is kinda mean and inconsiderate of the neighbors... Wait, was the dog in or outside?

Anyway, yeah, I've seen people go ballistic over the neighbor dogs...

F Me In The Brain

backseatLover12 wrote:

know1 wrote:

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

I kinda was thinking the same thing.

People go nuts over neighborhood dogs barking. All ages. Leaving the dog out to bark is kinda mean and inconsiderate of the neighbors... Wait, was the dog in or outside?

Anyway, yeah, I've seen people go ballistic over the neighbor dogs...

I've seen old people go ballistic over a bike being left in the driveway. If the dog was outside due to extraordinary circumstances and wasnt usually out barking all day I would say be considerate of the fact that your neighbor has cancer and the dog being outside longer than necessary is a must. Especially if you are a religious nut - love they neighbor and all of that.
My thoughts on it; agree with Chadwick's position, especially since it is his mother who is sick and if I imagine how I would feel after getting home from 12 hours at the hospital with my mom. I applaud coming on here and venting and not letting things boil over with the old nutty neighbor.

chadwick

F Me In The Brain wrote:

backseatLover12 wrote:

know1 wrote:

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

I kinda was thinking the same thing.

People go nuts over neighborhood dogs barking. All ages. Leaving the dog out to bark is kinda mean and inconsiderate of the neighbors... Wait, was the dog in or outside?

Anyway, yeah, I've seen people go ballistic over the neighbor dogs...

I've seen old people go ballistic over a bike being left in the driveway. If the dog was outside due to extraordinary circumstances and wasnt usually out barking all day I would say be considerate of the fact that your neighbor has cancer and the dog being outside longer than necessary is a must. Especially if you are a religious nut - love they neighbor and all of that.
My thoughts on it; agree with Chadwick's position, especially since it is his mother who is sick and if I imagine how I would feel after getting home from 12 hours at the hospital with my mom. I applaud coming on here and venting and not letting things boil over with the old nutty neighbor.

common sense

thank you, F me in the brain

backseatLover12

F Me In The Brain wrote:

backseatLover12 wrote:

know1 wrote:

I'm not sure how that incident demonstrates rudeness other than the rudeness of letting a dog bark all the time and disturb people.

I kinda was thinking the same thing.

People go nuts over neighborhood dogs barking. All ages. Leaving the dog out to bark is kinda mean and inconsiderate of the neighbors... Wait, was the dog in or outside?

Anyway, yeah, I've seen people go ballistic over the neighbor dogs...

I've seen old people go ballistic over a bike being left in the driveway. If the dog was outside due to extraordinary circumstances and wasnt usually out barking all day I would say be considerate of the fact that your neighbor has cancer and the dog being outside longer than necessary is a must. Especially if you are a religious nut - love they neighbor and all of that.
My thoughts on it; agree with Chadwick's position, especially since it is his mother who is sick and if I imagine how I would feel after getting home from 12 hours at the hospital with my mom. I applaud coming on here and venting and not letting things boil over with the old nutty neighbor.

Yeah, I agree. I think consideration for other people and their circumstances are lost on many people, old or not. Kudos Chad.

chadwick

my step grand mother was a very religous nazarene church goer. she only convinced her husband (dad's dad) to alter his will/estate to fully benefit her & her only. so grandpa lie on his death bed & wilma went to work on him changing every single thing he had worked (& his first wife, dad's mom) for including his first wife's life's work.

nearly half a million in monies & the rest in estate.

dad got a check for $100.00
us three boys each $33.00

nice job wilma

dad was the only child

Byrnzie

Jeanwah wrote:

Only the good die young. Then you're left with old grumpy people.

I don't think it'd be possible to live over 100 without having a positive attitude to life.

mikalina

Stay strong Chad, your mom battling cancer for the 3rd time can certainly put a strain on you.

I can understand how these so called "religious" people should have more common sense and respect for their neighbors but religion has nothing to do with complete lack of sensitivity..... They should be thinking of what they can do to help out ??

my prayers, good vibes and support is being sent to you and your mom - hold on...