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To: robnhood who wrote (775)	3/12/1998 8:49:00 PM
From: Intrepid1	Respond to of 1614

KILL HIM OR MOVE! man that is a toughie Russell. Is there anyway you can build a really high and obnoxious fence to block your yard from his? He probably already suspects you trimmed his tree cutting exercise. You could try inviting him round for dinner and try to get to know him on a friendly basis. Tell him how you hate that awful maple tree and you were really disappointed that he was unable to chop it down. That way he will not be sure if it was you or not. If that doesn't work, build a fence, kill him, or move.(you could always borrow a gun from alex or jim) purething

To: robnhood who wrote (775)	3/13/1998 2:18:00 PM
From: Jacques Chitte	Respond to of 1614

My $.02: How's your fence? If you have a dog, it's sorta important for you to keep him on your property. If I had a dog come into my yard, I'd ask the owner to give the matter some attention. If the owner was apathetic or just not responsive, my next call would be to animal control. I'm very allergic to dogs. So - while I would want to be nice to a dog, the price is high. If you have a good, clean fence, your neighbor oughtta unbend. Assuming of course your dog ain't barking outside or something. Jmho, Alex