"Gang" in my apartment complex.

[Vamptepes]

I know the simple forumla. Just poking fun at the world we live in now. This is not the first thread I have seen where people are upset about a race being called out in the op. Even though most of the time people ask eventually anyways. I had a thread last year that I listed all the details from a confrontation and someone tried to accuse me of racism. I'm sorry didn't know stating facts about the person I was describing is racist.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I know the simple forumla. Just poking fun at the world we live in now. This is not the first thread I have seen where people are upset about a race being called out in the op. Even though most of the time people ask eventually anyways. I had a thread last year that I listed all the details from a confrontation and someone tried to accuse me of racism. I'm sorry didn't know stating facts about the person I was describing is racist.

Meh, no reason to go further into this. I'll just go with "ok."

 

[halfmileharry]

You hit the nail on the head. IS it legal? 48 hour eviction notice? OP infers that this notice came about as a result of this latest instance (straw and camel's back, and all that jazz). I have very serious doubts that IF there is an actual "48 hour notice," it was a result of this. In fact, I'm fairly confident, it isn't related at all. That's not how it works.
I have no issue with the family being evicted. I myself would push for that. However, you can't willy nilly expel people from their residence without the reasonable opportunity, for them, to find accommodations.

You can't just throw out a family BUT... A trouble maker can be barred from the property.

 

[2A_Tom]

There's a really simple formula. Were they caught? No? Ok give all details race, height, weight, religion, hell you can even give the place that they like to eat brunch. Yes? They were caught? Ok post their name and mugshot.

OP we need names and mug shots. You do have that, Right?

 

[seagullplayer]

When people scream fire when there is no fire, they get in trouble.

Too bad every thing is not like that.

 

[squidvt]

OP we need names and mug shots. You do have that, Right?

Sorry Blue Falcon. I do not have their mug shots, Juvenal record, known aliases, or names.

 

[OakRiver]

Sorry Blue Falcon. I do not have their mug shots, Juvenal record, known aliases, or names.

Did you at least get their prints?

 

[KG1]

KG, I bolded the part that I thought was disingenuous... and it's not the part your referenced. I read people's posts like they are news broadcasts. I'm not sorry for thinking "yeah, you could've kept that to yourself," and then asking questions about motivations.

So I'm straight on your disingenuous comment. You feel that the OP would've done or said things differently if the "hoodlums" were white. That's what I'm getting out of it.

Just for the record I happen to agree with you that the descriptor in question mentioned in the OP wasn't really necessary.

I don't really wanna get the discussion rolling again here. I just wanted to tie up a loose end concerning my understanding of your "disingenuous" comment.

 

[Dirtebiker]

It is depressing to see the southside. If we knew where to move, we would be gone

Seriously? Without moving out into rural areas, where better in the Indy area can you live than Greenwood? I love it here! If I ever retire, I'll probably try to find a few acres out in the sticks, but for now, I like it right here.

 

[Kutnupe14]

So I'm straight on your disingenuous comment. You feel that the OP would've done or said things differently if the "hoodlums" were white. That's what I'm getting out of it.

Just for the record I happen to agree with you that the descriptor in question mentioned in the OP wasn't really necessary.

I don't really wanna get the discussion rolling again here. I just wanted to tie up a loose end concerning my understanding of your "disingenuous" comment.

No, but I set you straight. Even if he had of said "white hoodlums," it would have been uncalled for. It's tiring to see people so often with racial descriptors needlessly. It's a different story if it a person being sought by the law who is unknown. In such cases such descriptor are key, but there's not much reason other than that, unless it is essential to the story.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Seriously? Without moving out into rural areas, where better in the Indy area can you live than Greenwood? I love it here! If I ever retire, I'll probably try to find a few acres out in the sticks, but for now, I like it right here.

Alabama is paradise on Earth. Red clay, okra, miles of untouched (relatively) land, boiled peanuts and people who still say "ma'am" and "sir."

 

[2A_Tom]

Paradise on Earth. okra, miles of untouched (relatively) land, boiled peanuts and people who still say "ma'am" and "sir."

FIFY

Fought too much red clay digging footings in North Carolina.

 

[churchmouse]

Seriously? Without moving out into rural areas, where better in the Indy area can you live than Greenwood? I love it here! If I ever retire, I'll probably try to find a few acres out in the sticks, but for now, I like it right here.

Be very careful of this retirement thing.....very careful

 

[Kutnupe14]

FIFY

Fought too much red clay digging footings in North Carolina.

The clay aint bad, unless it's your mother washing your clothes.... but the fire ants will do a job on you.

 

[2A_Tom]

I was only in AL once on a bus from FT Polk LA to FT Benning GA. the area that we went through was VERY impoverished, It left a negative impression of Alabama in my mind to this day, sorry.

As for red clay (you reminded me) On range day at Ft Polk they marched us to the range in the pouring rain. We came to a place in the road where it had a slope of around 45 degrees and red clay. With the first step over the edge we were on our butts and slid ti the bottom about 100 feet. The instructors walked to the bottom in the woods. Wet and miserable in pouring rain all day long, we finally started back to the barracks. Marching the same way back we hit that hill again, we clawed our way up on our hands and knees. it took me several washes to get the red out of my uniforms and underwear.

Thanks for the reminder, I havn't thought of that nightmare in years.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Alabama is paradise on Earth. Red clay, okra, miles of untouched (relatively) land, boiled peanuts and people who still say "ma'am" and "sir."

I like Indiana just fine. Been here 95% of my life, and still plenty "sir" and "ma'am" around here, ecspecially the southern parts.
If I were to leave the state, I'd be tempted to head to Utah, Colorado, or where I've found the friendliest people ever, West Virginia.

 

[Dirtebiker]

Be very careful of this retirement thing.....very careful

I know, that's why I said "if"!

 

[JettaKnight]

Alabama is paradise on Earth. Red clay, okra, miles of untouched (relatively) land, boiled peanuts and people who still say "ma'am" and "sir."

Okra ain't a selling point, Louisiana at least has gumbo.

Hurricanes, humidity, oppressive heat, bad accents, being the butt of a plethora of jokes - no thanks.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I like Indiana just fine. Been here 95% of my life, and still plenty "sir" and "ma'am" around here, ecspecially the southern parts.
If I were to leave the state, I'd be tempted to head to Utah, Colorado, or where I've found the friendliest people ever, West Virginia.

That's because they're all related, and want to take you to the mountains to show you how they play the banjo.

 

[2A_Tom]

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