ANOTHER WAY TO LOSE WOOD

“I guess my neighbor’s wood was stolen and for some reason he had to modify his sign” - Nathan B.

Maine

FABULOUSLY YOURS

“Someone scratched a gay slur into my buddy and his boyfriends door – this was their response.”

New York

(sorry NY submitter, we saw you sent this in before Christmas)

EAST COAST LESSON

“The chronicles of shove out my spot, watching an asshole neighbor park in it instead of shoveling his drive, and then letting him have the fun I just did. Sorry for the blurry pics, takin from iPhone.” - Bill

South Boston

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AVOIDING THE PLAGUE

“Hard to believe, but this is the cleaned-up-after-the-town-council-complaints version. Everyone drives past fast as possible so their cars won’t get the plague.” - Lee

WHO’S THE ASSHOLE?

A black man filmed the moment a white homeowner pulled out a gun as he approached him outside his home. The man, Demetrius Taylor, of St. Paul, Minnesota, claims he was sitting in his car with a friend, who is black, as they discussed him selling his car to the man, when they noticed the white homeowner taking photos.

Taylor walked over to confront the man, filming as he approached, and that is when the white homeowner can be seen holding a gun in his hand. The white homeowner seems unfazed however, justifying his actions by saying; ‘We have a lot of drug dealing going on… no one is stereotyping.’

This as a woman starts yelling at the men from across the street, and asking if the homeowner would like her to call 911 on Taylor. ‘You saw two black guys having a conversation in the car and you started taking pictures,’ Taylor goes on to say in the video.  ‘When you see me walking down this street, because I’m black, you got nervous and you pulled out your gun.’

Neither of the men decided to file a report at the time, but Taylor apparently changed his mind after that according to police and will be making a report. ‘In my personal opinion, had I been Caucasian, had I been Mexican or Asian, he wouldn’t be taking pictures,’ said Taylor. 

The homeowner never pointed the gun at Taylor and was on his property at the time, so may not have broken any law.

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