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<blockquote data-quote="Elf Witch" data-source="post: 6262711" data-attributes="member: 9037">Actually an uncut unkempt yard does have an impact on my life if it brings down property values and makes me lose money selling my home or makes it hard to sell my home. Also if you don't take care of your lawn the weeds and other crap that grows instead of the grass does not respect your property line and stay there you have now made me have to do more work to maintain mine. The same when you let your trees grow over my property to the point that they are effecting my fence and my roof. I don't care what color you paint your home or if you pull up all the sod and replace it with rocks as long as you maintain your property to rules of the neighborhood and don't impact me with your lazy crap. Stereotypes exist for a reason and in the real world you get judged by how you maintain yourself. I am constantly being told I don't look like your typical food stamp recipient who shops at Walmart. That is because I make an effort. I may not have expensive clothes but they fit me and I never wear never bedroom slippers to the store. And Janx described this guy as the best stereotype he knew he painted a very good visual picture of the guy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Elf Witch, post: 6262711, member: 9037"] Actually an uncut unkempt yard does have an impact on my life if it brings down property values and makes me lose money selling my home or makes it hard to sell my home. Also if you don't take care of your lawn the weeds and other crap that grows instead of the grass does not respect your property line and stay there you have now made me have to do more work to maintain mine. The same when you let your trees grow over my property to the point that they are effecting my fence and my roof. I don't care what color you paint your home or if you pull up all the sod and replace it with rocks as long as you maintain your property to rules of the neighborhood and don't impact me with your lazy crap. Stereotypes exist for a reason and in the real world you get judged by how you maintain yourself. I am constantly being told I don't look like your typical food stamp recipient who shops at Walmart. That is because I make an effort. I may not have expensive clothes but they fit me and I never wear never bedroom slippers to the store. And Janx described this guy as the best stereotype he knew he painted a very good visual picture of the guy. [/QUOTE]

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