Topic : 12/24 Nasty Neighbors

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Created on : Friday, September 14, 2007, 03:46:30 pm
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(Original Air Date: 09/19/07) Are you the kind of neighbor who loans a cup of sugar and always waves hello, or do you keep to yourself and call the cops the minute you hear loud music? Dr. Phil talks to guests who say they definitely don’t live in Mr. Roger’s neighborhood! Kerry says her next-door neighbor, Kevin, has been stalking and threatening her for four years. She says he vandalized her home and even tried to run her over, all because she refused to go on a date with him. Kevin denies Kerry’s allegations and says she threw eggs and dog feces at his house, shot a BB gun through his bathroom window and called his job making death threats. You won’t believe what he caught on videotape! And, Kerry’s other neighbors say she’s been terrorizing them for over 12 years. Fearing retaliation, they join Dr. Phil via satellite. Then, Misty says her neighbors, Donna and Larry, have a faulty, smelly septic tank that floods her property. Donna and Larry say the problem is not the water from their tank, but Misty’s uneven driveway. Who’s responsible for the dirty water in Misty’s driveway, and will their relationship stay afloat? Tell us what you think!

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December 24, 2007, 8:58 pm PST

Oh so rediculous

Kerry needs help.  I believe all of her neighbors are telling the truth. Kerry is lucky they aren't as crazy as she is or something bad would have already happened.

Kerry is an absolute nut case. If she would mind her own business this problem would go away!

 
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December 24, 2007, 10:47 pm PST

YOU MADE ME LAUGH

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1967- House on street in small town.

 

Mommy!

-What?

Mr. Miller chased us with a pitchfork! He said to stay off his grass!

-I want you two to go back over there and apologize to Mr. Miller.

You tell him you won't do that again.

 

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2007-Same house, same street

 

Mommy!

-What?

Mr. Miller yelled at us to get off his lawn!

-$#@!!! I'm gonna go over there and kick his a**. He can't talk to MY kids like that!

 

FUNNY YOU SAY THAT

 

MAKES ME WONDER

BECAUSE TONIGHT WE WERE WATCHING A CHRISTMAS STORY

AND WHEN SANTA PUSHED RALPHIE DOWN THE SLIDE WITH HIS FOOT    

WELL

I WOULD HAVE LOST IT IF SOMEONE (SANTA) DID THAT TO MY CHILD.

BUT I HOPE THAT IF MY CHILD WAS ACTUALLY IN THE WRONG I WOULD DEMAND HE/SHE MAKE IT RIGHT...LOL

PS

MY 8 YEAR OLD GOT ME A MOOD RING FOR CHRISTMAS.....LOL

PART OF ME WANTS TO CRY   BUT I JUST KEEP LAUGHING.

 
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December 24, 2007, 10:55 pm PST

YES

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These psycho neighbors shouldn't get one more second of acknowledgement!  What jerks!  But I thought it was cool that Adrianne Curry (a.k.a. Mrs. Christopher Knight) was in the audience with her mom and grandmother!

I THOUGHT THAT WAS HER

HOW NICE TO SEE HER.

 
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December 25, 2007, 2:49 am PST

Lucky

I suppose we should count ourselves lucky, we have owned three homes and have never had 'bad' neighbours. Our first home (25 years ago) I made friends with the lady next door, we went on to have babies at the same time...and over 25 years later we are still friends.

We now live in the country where the closest 'neighbour' is about 50 acres away, needless to say we look out for each other.

Alas I don't think the distance would make much of a difference in the situation with 'Kerry', I have the feeling that no matter how far (physically) folks were away frome her...she would find issues. Some people just like a good/bad argument...she needs a hobby :-)

 
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December 25, 2007, 9:14 am PST

What good will that do?

What igood is it going to do to call the police. You will have neihbors. Life is full of people show some sympathy they have rights living in the same street as you You have a right and they have rights to live there too
 
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December 25, 2007, 9:22 am PST

Stop bothering

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Kerry needs help.  I believe all of her neighbors are telling the truth. Kerry is lucky they aren't as crazy as she is or something bad would have already happened.

Kerry is an absolute nut case. If she would mind her own business this problem would go away!

Stop bothering people and do something important with your life and realize that you are not the only one living that street everyone lives on that street we all have problems police can't deal with you 247 because they have alot of crime to deal with and people to deal with cut it out
 
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December 25, 2007, 7:55 pm PST

A true story even more discerning

My youngest sister states that her next door neighbor was the same person that sold them the trailer that they paid $16,000 in cash.

 

The same neighbor that ended up in court, being awarded the same trailer back again...for a late lot payment of $120.  Don't quote me on the $120, for it could have been more, or it could have been less...by a few dollars, more or less.

 

This neighbor told horrible stories in court about my sister and brother in law.  Stories that my sister claims are not true and also has put out over $10K in attorney fees.

 

Why did my kid sister and husband hire an attorney?  Because they thought that living in America and being an American since birth, she actually thought she would never lose the case once the system that she thought was in place, discovered the rail road job that she and her husband was being given.

 

She discovered that she was wrong.

 

Now my sister, husband and baby girl are a having to live with other family members and learn how to live communially, instead of a single family network.

 

All because a neighbor chose to not live by the rules of God; 'do unto others, as you would have done unto you.'

 

If all of mankind could understand that one principle...wow what a great world this would be...

 

Do you not agree Dr. Phil?

 

Love your show!

Tonie

 

 
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December 25, 2007, 8:56 pm PST

I too have discovered the choas junkies in my life!

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Some people really enjoy the choas they case and the more you fight with them, the more they enjoy it.  I have had success with people like that by walking away.  They don't enjoy the game if they do not get a response.  May take a few times, but my suggestion is  to ignore their behavior, no matter how outrageous.  Sooner or later they will stop- no fun.  (Of course life threatening is a different story.)

I couldn't agree with you more.

 

Some people that I have found in my workaday world seem to enjoy the highs and lows in life perhaps more than I find comfortable.

 

It is almost an adrenaline rush for them.

 

I call it simply energy siphoning...

Here's a little glitch in the get a longs of life.  It is Quatum Physics kind of stuff...yet quite simplistic as well...we are all only 3% solid matter.  The rest of our human form is energy.

 

We are a walking, talking, energy machine.  We also send out energy, as well as draw it into ourselves...

 

(I am an energetic healing bodyworker...see my profile for web site)

 

I thus believe that when one is filled with negative energy, they feel weak and lifeless. 

 

When they generate the anger emotion to a force field large enough to erupt the emotional field of the one they are in supposed mental/physical battle with...

 

The escaping energy outbursts of returned anger; allows the original perpretator to capture the energy of the oen that allowed their buttons to be pushed. 

 

So then the anger person becomes happy inside for having won the battle, and have the other's energy to prove it.

 

The solution to how to stop the energy stealers, as I see it?

 

Don't allow others to push your button, unless of course it is life threatening...then kick their hiney!

 

Don't believe me?  Just think about those times that you were having a grand and miracle filled day, and along comes this grey and life less soul, just a itching to "make you, their day," and that wonderful and joy filled day;  turns into a very rough and rotten day due to what you allowed that other to "check mate you," with?  You go away feeling down casted, life less...until you are over the experience and able to come back into balance.

 

On the other side of the coin, are those that actually like the challenge of battle and sometimes go there for that is also exciting for them...for they are always the victims...

 

As Dr. Phil states, "we allow others to treat us the way we allow them," or something similar...

 

Or like I always told my sons when they were a growing up, "can't do the time, don't do the crime."

 

I believe we get what we give...

 

So you are absolutely right as well, "Sooner or later these types will stop-no fun."  For the fun of draining our energy, will not in place...

 

They go on to find others that they can push their buttons.

 

Those are my thoughts on all choas seekers...

 

 For in my observance of them, I find that most tend to also be quite the razor edge kind of walkers on this planet...

 

The ones that I have discovered, simme to take large risks, even though past choices were discovered to be quite silly to them...they still tend to be caught up in "Ground Hog Day," syndrome, that being of a chasing their tails, only to get the same results...over and over again.

 

My mother called these types, "coconut heads."

 

They just don't get it...  

 

I also know why they seem to be life less, with no energy of their own; they are of the victim mentality: everybody is out to get them, so they stay up all night, figuring out ways to get them before they get them...wow, what a phenonmenal waste of precious time.

 

Nine times out of ten, the perpretator moved on from yesterday's moment and into another energy stealing moment...not even a looking back...for he/she had gotten what they were a looking for...

 

Yet, I understand that there are all kinds of people in the world...learning to live with all the differences I feel should be man-kind's foremost priority.  Yet that isn't the case.  Yet I realize that one always fears that which they don't understand.

 

Dealing with the irrational...is always a difficult moment...The thought I try to hold solid in my mind, is; "what would Jesus do were He in my shoes?"  Stand and fight back, or take; exit stage left?

 

For I believe we are the creators of our own show...

 

I strive to make mine good, so I fill my life with special friends and family...for they help me through those rough moments, I would rather forget.

Know what I mean?

 

My life is so full, I don't have the time to make trouble to another...for I know that when I leave this planet...I and myself alone will have to stand before my Maker and explain each and every transgression I had ever chosen to make with; "what were you thinking?"

 

Keeping my act together is a 7/24 hour job.

 

On  the matter of property  becoming damaged and such, get the qualified experts to evaluate the situation properly...understanding that both sides need to come to a compromise...how simple is that?

 

Sincerely

Tonie

 

 

 

 
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December 25, 2007, 10:40 pm PST

Why I keep a distance from my neighbors!

This show just reminded me why I keep my distance from my neighbors.

 

I had one uncomfortable experience after babysitting my new neighbor's son. He was afraid of my handicapped child and didnt even want to be in the same room as her or even sit near her in my car. It made me and my other children very upset so I had to stop watching him. He would also bully my younger son. Also, another of their kids would just walk into my home without knocking. I know the kid was only 7 but my 7 yr old would never do that! I think the parents are at fault for this behavior.

 

I think Kerry has a screw loose and her neighbors arent too far behind. I am so glad I dont live in that neighborhood!!

 

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December 26, 2007, 5:51 am PST

Very disappointed....

  Unfortunately, I too can relate for similar reasons that several others have described and experienced.  The biggest disappointment for me was that my neighbor was and still is a high ranking officer in an elite department, which I found ironic since I would have expected him to be the epitome of integrity and dignity.  After years of cordially and appropriately dealing with him and his canines trespassing and leaving feces and damaging my property, he felt that it was my fault that his dogs bit me since I was shooing them out of my plants in front of the entrance to my home.  He stated that his dogs never came over and that I didn't have any proof.  Because I involved the Animal Control/Humane Society, he therefore felt the need to threaten, harass, and continue to trespass.  I eventually moved since he demonstrated, what I felt, was a mental status of less than stable and also due to many reports in the news involving homicides over neighbor disputes.  Thanks to his challenge of not having any proof though, I have plenty of it now from the surveillance video footage and documentation that he never believed I actually had......just in case he decides to have a mental lapse and him knowing where I work.  I sometimes wonder how the other neighbors would feel if I showed them the real truth?  But for me....if they want to believe his lies, then it shows just what kind of neighbors I lived among.  The other reason for hanging on to the "proof" is because after consulting law enforcement, it seems they are only able to act once someone's life is in physical danger.  What good is a restraining order injunction when the offending person lacks discipline and self control? It's only a piece of paper.

  Since I've moved into this home, I have setup the camera as well.  I will only say this....that it's rather interesting, and sometimes disappointing, to see what people will do when they don't think they are being watched or being held accountable.

  So, just be careful out there!

 

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