• BCsven@lemmy.ca
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    3 months ago

    A real estate dude plonked one on a narrow strip of lawn I was actively mowing, even though other areas were open. Oops looks like my mower knocked it over good luck with sales dude

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    3 months ago

    My favourite is rental e-scooters/bikes being left blocking my driveway, sidewalk, or just dumped on the lawn. (I’m in Ontario)

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    3 months ago

    Sue them for littering.

    They even left ways to contact them about their littering.

  • xmunk@sh.itjust.works
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    3 months ago

    Hey, they walked it half way to the dumpster… you can chip in and bring it the rest of the way!

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    3 months ago

    These work much better if you place them in the center of the intersection.

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    3 months ago

    One must consider carrying around a back-mounted woodchipper at all times for this exact reason, and others.

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      3 months ago

      I mean, I’m glad you are thinking of being prepared, but ‘accidentally’ kicking over the sign would have 80% of the desired effect and 50lbs less weight on your back.

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      3 months ago

      Sidewalk crossings dip down and are textured to help disabled people be able to use them.

      Placing a sign like this right there is genuinely dangerous for certain disabled people

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      3 months ago

      Unless you can’t, or even just don’t, see it, then you could trip and fall into the street where you might get hit by a car.