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It's not your country! Go home!!!
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It's not your country! Go home!!!
Us - walking up the street where we live
She - walking her or her host family's dog
Dog - poos on the sidewalk in the same place as is every week, often a few times a week
I - suspect she won't be cleaning it
She - walks away not cleaning it
Me - "hey"
She - nothing, walking away, pretending not to hear
Me - "hey" "clean your mess"
The Mrs. - "hey - you have a responsibility to clean this"
She - This is not your country! Go home!!! - in a rather agitated and venomous voice
Classic.
By that time she was too far away and it was too hot to give chase.
She - walking her or her host family's dog
Dog - poos on the sidewalk in the same place as is every week, often a few times a week
I - suspect she won't be cleaning it
She - walks away not cleaning it
Me - "hey"
She - nothing, walking away, pretending not to hear
Me - "hey" "clean your mess"
The Mrs. - "hey - you have a responsibility to clean this"
She - This is not your country! Go home!!! - in a rather agitated and venomous voice
Classic.
By that time she was too far away and it was too hot to give chase.
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Next time get out your phone and catch her in the act and upload it to stomp including the admonishment by her. Let'em have a taste of their own medicine.
I've taken to holding up my phone in the morning at oncoming cars on YCK road when crossing the street for those who invariably will literally run the red light at the cross walk. You ought to see some of 'em stand their cars on their front bumpers when they cotton to what I'm doing.
I've taken to holding up my phone in the morning at oncoming cars on YCK road when crossing the street for those who invariably will literally run the red light at the cross walk. You ought to see some of 'em stand their cars on their front bumpers when they cotton to what I'm doing.

SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
I do exactly the same thing to taxi drivers who are playing punk and refusing to stop. It has a similar effect.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I've taken to holding up my phone in the morning at oncoming cars on YCK road when crossing the street for those who invariably will literally run the red light at the cross walk. You ought to see some of 'em stand their cars on their front bumpers when they cotton to what I'm doing.
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Re: It's not your country! Go home!!!
Hahahahaha! What a tw@t! I think I might have whipped out one of the baggies that I always seem to have on me, scooped up the doo and followed her home with itNorrinRadd wrote:Us - walking up the street where we live
She - walking her or her host family's dog
Dog - poos on the sidewalk in the same place as is every week, often a few times a week
I - suspect she won't be cleaning it
She - walks away not cleaning it
Me - "hey"
She - nothing, walking away, pretending not to hear
Me - "hey" "clean your mess"
The Mrs. - "hey - you have a responsibility to clean this"
She - This is not your country! Go home!!! - in a rather agitated and venomous voice
Classic.

By that time she was too far away and it was too hot to give chase.
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I did but a) by the time I had the camera ready she was too far away b) it was too dark anyway.
I did threaten her with a Stomp! posting, then thought about it afterwards - does that not make one a disciple of Big Brother?
So +1 to what nakatago posted.
I did threaten her with a Stomp! posting, then thought about it afterwards - does that not make one a disciple of Big Brother?
So +1 to what nakatago posted.
zzm9980 wrote:^ +1, my thought exactly before I even saw your reply!sundaymorningstaple wrote:Next time get out your phone and catch her in the act and upload it to stomp including the admonishment by her.
Re: It's not your country! Go home!!!
What is this, I don't even... Ack! Since this is her country, shouldn't she be the one being responsible for its cleanliness?NorrinRadd wrote:Us - walking up the street where we live
She - walking her or her host family's dog
Dog - poos on the sidewalk in the same place as is every week, often a few times a week
I - suspect she won't be cleaning it
She - walks away not cleaning it
Me - "hey"
She - nothing, walking away, pretending not to hear
Me - "hey" "clean your mess"
The Mrs. - "hey - you have a responsibility to clean this"
She - This is not your country! Go home!!! - in a rather agitated and venomous voice
Classic.
By that time she was too far away and it was too hot to give chase.
ABSURD.
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Re: It's not your country! Go home!!!
WRONG!!!Alisonfh wrote: What is this, I don't even... Ack! Since this is her country, shouldn't she be the one being responsible for its cleanliness?
That's what Bangladeshis are for.
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We found her.
She's a maid in our condo. The guards know of her, she's done the same thing to them and the dog on the condo grounds.
We actually found out her unit #. Am considering next steps.
She's a maid in our condo. The guards know of her, she's done the same thing to them and the dog on the condo grounds.
We actually found out her unit #. Am considering next steps.
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