Folks,
All decorum aside, that's just fucked up. I think we need to send
some sort of message to Kyle's neighbors. Pronto! I'm thinking something on
the order of a dead fish on the doorstep. Kyle, as soon as you're sure of
who the offender(s) might be be, let me know.
Mario };^\
-----Original Message-----
From: Kyle Cassidy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 9:16 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] My neighbors are in a bad mood ....
Cass and Zardus will be happy to know that Christy was out landscaping the
yard over the weekend. Yesterday, however, when I got home, I discovered
that some of our neighbors (quite possibly the ones we keep getting ticketed
because they're dumping their trash in our yard) were unimpressed by her
mulching efforts and left us a present in the form of a dead mouse, stuck to
a glue trap, carefully placed in the center of our front yard. It could also
be a message from the mob, or an advertisement from an exterminator I guess.
(don't click on this if the thought of a mouse starving to death glued to a
sheet of cardboard upsets you:)
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/temp/2004/deadmouse.jpg
This at least is more interesting than chicken bones. The barking dog was
not to be heard, but at 11:00 there was a crying baby being constantly told
to "shut up" in a back yard behind us. We weren't sure what they were doing
outside at 11:00 and we werent sure that it was better than the dog, but we
procured a very loud fan which drowned out the baby and let us sleep like,
well, babies. A jet-engine-like white noise generator might be the answer to
our problems.
Kc
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