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ยป My legit geriatric neighbor with dementia is putting his chit diapers in his trash
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post 1644598263 08-09-2021, 04:06 PM
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My legit geriatric neighbor with dementia is putting his chit diapers in his trash

And it is stinking up the entire fuarking neighborhood. I originally thought a neighbor put down manure in their yard, but it's trash day and I walked past the bin and got a strong whiff.

Cliffs:
Neighbor is 80+ years old
90 degree heat south
Putting his used Depends in his trash can right next to my house.
Smell is stinking up the whole neighborhood

It's literally gag-inducing. Wat do misc?

These fuarking geriatric boomers need to move to out of the suburbs and into retirement communities where this literal chit is acceptable.
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post 1644598493 08-09-2021, 04:08 PM
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Do you live on Pennsylvania Avenue OP?
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post 1644602453 08-09-2021, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted By WABeast
Do you live on Pennsylvania Avenue OP?
Might as well. My street is nothing but 75+ year old wealthy fukkers who don't know when to hang it up.
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