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Brilliant way to deal with a ignorant individual. LOL. The sign is quite simple a 3 year old could understand it. The fact is she shouldn't have been in there in the first place. I have dogs and live them dearly. Not everyone likes dogs. I don't like everyone else's dogs running around me and off the lead barking and running at my dogs who are on their lead. -
On the other hand 'I saw a suspicious male' is a starting point for concern, and the fact is that the road changes have made roads that were quite well used now much less so - which is certainly an aid to those who have nefarious purposes. True 'gated communities' are just that, ones with gates. Maybe ours are now 'target communities' - indeed maybe this is Southwark's hidden move to achieve redistribution of wealth, from the 'haves' to the 'have not - yets' - thus placing them as true socialists! -
Feel sorry for this cat with owners who let it roam like this and expect others to deal with it. This breed is notorious for roaming. -
By greenspace · Posted
You're being very magnanimous, and I was too, politely explaining it's a fenced off area for the squirrels and children. Instead of apologising and taking the dogs out, she told me she wouldn't move, and started insulting me. The story ended when I opened the gate and let her dogs out. They didn't even want to be in there anyway.
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