Not sure how light pollution is different from noise pollution (barking dogs, car alarms, loud music...). My guess is these neighbors have a little history already.
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Not sure how light pollution is different from noise pollution (barking dogs, car alarms, loud music...). My guess is these neighbors have a little history already.
Meh, cute joke but I happen to dislike light pollution. Want a huge freaking floodlight? Fine but put some shrouding or baffles so the light is only hitting the areas it should.
My neighbor has his flag lit up at night, but the light is on his roof instead of the ground, so it points right at/over my house. It doesn't really bother me 1) I like my neighbor, 2) Where I sleep is in the back of the house, 3) it lets me see anyone coming down the side of my house from the back yard.
If you have to explain the joke... you are the joke! [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
I encourage your to write your neighbor a thank you note complete with the graphic chart.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Don't forget dog placement.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChunkyMonkey
In his case, Racoon. He got two of them running around in his property.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
When the ninjas hatch in the spring that must come in quite handy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Nice try, but Ninjas in this area hatch on a seven year cycle, so they won't hatch until next spring.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rabid
That is it! I am moving north. You guys are so lucky up there, we get a yearly ninja hatch down here and they are getting annoying. At least we have a nice global cooling winter to thin them out.