I like this idea. All natural too.Oh, my bad. Didn't realize this was a "revenge thread."
99% chance that anything that kills plants will end up on your lawn as well.
Therefore, I highly support the "rub poison ivy all over the hose" option. If he has to do any work at all in dragging the hose across the yard, and starts to sweat at all in the Florida heat, he'll wipe the sweat off his forehead with his hand. During the coming days, look for the rash on his face, his arms, etc., and delight in the fact that you caused it and he has no clue why. AND, if he *DOES* figure out that it came from your hose, you can explain, "oh, that must have gotten on there the other day when I was removing some poison ivy that was growing wild in my flower bed... Good thing I know what the stuff looks like, I was wearing gloves when I pulled it out, but must have used the hose without taking the gloves off."
Originally posted by: FoBoT
b) Write my initials in his lawn using Round Up
but make it his initials, not yours
Originally posted by: CyraKrin
Originally posted by: FoBoT
b) Write my initials in his lawn using Round Up
but make it his initials, not yours
or put something like "HOSE THIEF".. something along the lines of the reason why you did it.
teh winnAROriginally posted by: dartworth
set up a webcam
take pics for proof
have lawyer send neighbor pics with last 6 water bills
neighbor pays water bills
profit
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Theres various kinds of Roundup.
The REAL Roundup kills everything, and nothing will grow there for about 5 years give or take.
I mean the land is barren. It makes slash and burn viking raids look like a stroll through the city rose garden.
Sure would be a damn shame if some of that found its way into his yard............
Originally posted by: blckgrffn
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Theres various kinds of Roundup.
The REAL Roundup kills everything, and nothing will grow there for about 5 years give or take.
I mean the land is barren. It makes slash and burn viking raids look like a stroll through the city rose garden.
Sure would be a damn shame if some of that found its way into his yard............
Actually, RoundUp has little to no residual, definitely not more than one year. How cool is that?
This is why farmers everywhere use it to burn down a field of, say, alfalfa to plant soybeans.
Probably the best part about roundup is that it takes ~5-7 days to kill, meaning your neighbor might be doing it mulitple times and/or won't know why all his flowers are dying. And die they WILL with roundup
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Sorry guys, the update is boring. I put a Post-It on his front door with the following text:
"Stop using my water or we're going to chat.
- You know who"
Hopefully that will do it.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Sorry guys, the update is boring. I put a Post-It on his front door with the following text:
"Stop using my water or we're going to chat.
- You know who"
Hopefully that will do it.
Originally posted by: Schfifty Five
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Sorry guys, the update is boring. I put a Post-It on his front door with the following text:
"Stop using my water or we're going to chat.
- You know who"
Hopefully that will do it.
Let's hope that little yellow post-it note won't fall off and fly away haha.