@Carat Horn It melted my heart, so sweet of the man for getting a 1000 crossword book for the old guy. I almost burst into tears when he said he passed away 😭
Anyone that fought in world war II and survived has my deepest respect more than anyone in this world because the horror that they saw should not be allowed to happen again and they saw to it that it never did also shout out to the Jewish Marines that participated in the European front you have my deepest respect And before you start yelling at me about are you not respecting the dead you misunderstand I respect them equally what I'm trying to say is the ones you came home when the ones that had to carry that pain with the rest of their lives what they saw what they did how many friends is dying in foxholes how many people throats slit in front of them in combat how many letters they had sent home to the wives of their friends that didn't make it That my friends it's something that no one should have to live with Also f*** Patton and I don't have to explain my reasons why just that he was an a****** treated as soldiers like tools look no further than D-Day sure he gave a speech but it was hollow words just boost the morale is if it's so called tools we all know that there was a better way of doing D-Day how we could have prevented the amount of casualties we had on that day sure we had a surprise attack on them from the fog and then germans were scrambling to get to their positions but was it really worth the cost of that many soldiers in one hour alone US Marines were dropping like flies on that godforsaken Beach not just u.s. Marines other allied forces that had partaken in The invasion I can't even begin to imagine the casualties in the mornings I had to do a casualty report walking along that beach with dismembered bodies some without heads cuz they've been blown off people sawed in half by mg42 machine gun fire without a doubt one of the worst wars ever waged and also the most costly in my eyes and no doubt the world's eyes for all you Patton fans if I pissed you off it's because I had a friend I had a grandfather that participated in D-Day the whole speech part that's how he described it being Hollow words I'm just repeating what he told me from when he was a kid
Also I'm German but never been to Germany that isn't the reason why I hate Patton the reason is because he was so disrespectful to the surrounding area and did something really unnecessary when you cross the Rhine River You know what he did? He took a piss saying see this boys see this River I'm going to piss in it And that's why I hate him took unnecessary measures and guess who was under his command what was in the rear lines none other my friend's grandfather and that day he lost all respect for that general Pair that up with him stealing some artwork from Europe I'd say he deserved that fatal car wreck as well as that spearhead that pierced Christ's chest yeah funny story Hitler had it and he stole it from Hitlerthe only reason Hitler at is because he stole it from Italy namely the Vatican those people didn't meet with good ends did they and as soon as he got stateside that's when the wreck happened now I think of it is divine retribution basically God say no f*** you and that spearhead got returned back to Italy it is considered a holy artifact the time of Christ now I'm atheist but I can still see them clearly that was divine intervention still atheist to this day
That last one pulled on my heartstrings cause my grandmother also used to get up at like 4-5 am to do crossword puzzles too, and she also died about a year ago. And her husband, my grandfather, was also a WW2 vet.
It made me think of what my mom used to do for her mom. She'd cut the crosswords out of the monday- Friday papers and the sudoku and the cryptoquotes and send them to her. Unfortunately she's declining and isn't doing them anymore but it kept her sharp up until her 90th birthday.
@@diegoarpino2080 reminds me of my grandfather, he did crosswords in the paper every day that he could get a paper right up until he died. He was a ww2 veteran as well, seems to just have been a thing for that generation
I'm the weird neighbor. I really like to go on the swings but obviously don't want to use the neighborhood playground during the daytime because there are little kids around. So, I go swing at night. One of the neighbors thought I was a ghost. I don't blame them. Just let me be weird please
You're either the weird guy that goes to the park at night, or the weird guy that goes to the park by himself while the children are playing. So I guess you can't really do something
@@Nagim-d3z well it's a bit better for me since I'm female but yeah you're weird either way lol. If I was a guy, someone would've probably called the police on me if I went during the day.
In one of the houses behind ours, there’s a guy who sneezes so loudly we can hear it from inside. We don’t know who he is, so we call him Sneezing Man.
There is an old man who passes by from infront of our house while coughing hysterically and in the weirdest way at sharp 5:10 p.m. I personally never saw him but je seems to be living nearby
One time these teenagers were having a party next door. they climbed over our fence and threw Oreos at our trees and dog. honestly a very confusing experience. edit: my dog is fine lol
I have a neighbor who really likes the cat that wanders around our neighborhood. We think it belongs to someone, but nobody in our neighborhood owns it, it just visits occasionally. One time she was going away for a few months. Since we were nice with her and occasionally, talked, she decided to trust me to feed the cat, since she usually did that. She legit payed me 100$ to feed this random cat every day for about a month. It was awesome, and that cat really likes me. My little brother named her Walmart.
That's a pretty great name for a cat. My neighbor's cats are named Stanley, Oliver, (after Laurel and Hardy) and Train. I don't know why she is named Train. I doubt I ever will.
Mystal M Ha, yeah actually there is My brother originally named her Walnut, as he thought her head kinda looked like a walnut. He called her that for a little while, and then called her Walmart by mistake. The name stuck and she’s been called Walmart ever since. Basically her name is a meme
A few months after he moved in next door.I was sitting outside and my neighbor looked over the fence holding a raccoon up high. He Said her name was lily and that she lives there now, and she likes marshmallows, that was the first time I had talked to him
"Oh, this neighbor declined our BBQ invite. A good person would understand that not everyone is as social as one another, but it's more fun to tell everyone that they're a druggie and glare at them like they are."
Yeah those people are petty af, i would just be like "ok have a good day" and that would be it. I hate neighbors that try to be your best friend and stuff, they always seem to have some sort of alterior motive
My previous neighbor just walked into our house whenever she felt like it... she used to come in the morning and tell me off for wearing pyjamas, in my own house
Is this just an American thing that you don't do anything about your neighbours bullshit? If someone ever did that to my family he would be thrown out the door and not get up for a while, or running because he is being threatened with a knife. For me its just unimaginable for something like that to happen, not to let him fucking tell me off and walk around, I'd grab the nearest knife or screwdriver or anything, walking into someones home unwanted is a perfect step to quickly get beaten or even worse, at least for me.
I really feel bad for the guy that maintains his neighbour's garden, even blowing leaves during summer. Seems to me like he has some severe form of OCD or something.
Liam Lowery You and that person should probably get more educated in this subject before commenting. I have severe OCD and that is definitely not completely it. OCD doesn’t get THAT bad. And also OCD is not a serious or crazy illness... it’s not EVEN an ILLNESS.
@@spicytunaman3172 I mean, you're only going off your own experience. My dad was borderline abusive due to his OCD and cleaning standards, His OCD causes depression, and he's tried to kill himself a few times because of it. I suggest you look into other peoples cases more before making an overly offended comment. It is medically considered an illness as well (By Canada Mental Health Association) so you made yourself look dumb, sorry.
The crossword dude is such an incredible person 😂 I wish I had someone like that in my life who just adored the things I overlook so much that we sorta fill eachother's niche on accident
That last story really got to me. My father was a WW2 vet, and when he got into his late 70's-early 80's, he loved crosswords. I used to buy him books all the time. One day I had gone to the grocery store to pick up some things that he needed. When I came back, he was sitting in his recliner with a crossword book in his lap and pen in his hand. He would nap like this occasionally, so I gently tried to wake him, to let him know I was back. In the short time I was gone, he passed away. All I can say is, at least it was very peaceful. It's been 18 years, and I still can't look at crosswords the same way. I am so glad the person in the story in the video, was good to the older gentleman. Buying him those books, and listening to his stories, probably meant the world to him. Rest in peace to the man in the story, my dad, all other vets out there who have also passed on, as well as anyone else who has gone on to the other side.🙏
Alpha10prior theres a big wood fence in my backyard and all the time (even the winter) there is cats just walking on it, perfectly balanced. Most of the time I have no idea who's cat it is, because theres usually a different one
My old neighbor's cat Purp used to come into our house on occasion to eat from my cats food bowl that was right inside the back door; he was super shy and got spooked whenever he noticed we were there but one time he made it about 10 ft into our house all the way to the tv room as we were just chilling on the couch, it was the cutest thing.
My cat Sam lived outside because my grandma was allergic and she always had kittens with this one stray tom in our neighborhood It was always the same tom. This huge fluffy white Tom cat. There were all sorts of males to choose from but she always went for this one tom only him. I like to think they were married since they refused to have babies with anyone else. I've seen him multiple times and he's really shy I named him tom Because he's a tom cat
I had a similar experience last year, neighbors cat kept walking over every chance it got. Ended up taking care of her, and feeding it twice a day since the previous owners were neglectful.
Not a neighbor, but a neighbor Dog(s). One day when I was young I was playing outside, and a cute gray medium sized female dog came to say hi. So I concluded that she may have been lost, luckily she had a tag with a phone number on her collar. So I let her in and called the number, the owner was at work and didn't come till late. Which was okay by me because the entire day I got to hang out with this dog, she was well trained and the nicest thing ever. Whenever I took her outside she would quickly do her thing and come back inside. My own dog at the time is very nice to humans but doesn't like other dogs, however, this is the only dog that my dog learned to not dislike. The owner comes and pick her up, turns out they live up the street. Two weeks pass by and guess who decides to come visit me again, the dog, however, this time she brought a friend, another dog, I call the owner once again and the owner laughs and says just let them go, and they will return back home, which they do. Then AGAIN, she comes to my house, except this time its 4am, and my dad hears her on the patio, so he decides to surprise me and lets her in. She goes into my bedroom wagging her tail and licks me in the face, as I'm half asleep, to say hi. Then my dad drives up the street to drop her off. In total, I lost count how many times she came to visit me, lol, but it would always bring me joy when she did.
Four years ago when my family moved into my grandmas house we had the weirdest neighbor. We were just watching a movie and chilling right? Minding our own buissness. A commercial comes on and I look through the window. Low and behold I see someone on the roof of the house next door. Its the neighbor. She struggles for a little on the roof until finally she just perches there and looks at our TV through our window. I just stare at her and our eyes meet for a good full minute. Then I hear her daughter yelling saying "mom why you on the roof" and I KIDD u not she literally said "oh im just spying". *wth -_-* Like why. For what? You wanna watch Anne Of Green Gables WITH US? Like at that point I was so lost.
I have a neighbor who is a healer or something for god. Their family is super religious. Anyways one day we’re having a garage sale. I was watching my neighbor across the street. He walked up to a tree, and I kid you not, a squirrel walked off the tree onto his arm. I’m not religious, and know that he probably raised it, but that shit was weird.
I can explain the buzzard thing! My grandpa lives in Texas, and whenever an animal threatens his property, or he goes hunting, he hangs up the animal on the fence, he says everyone in his neighborhood does it, so maybe it happens commonly in more rural areas?
Yeah my grandpa had a small corn field and he would shoot crows and hang them from trees, either to try to scare the other ones or as some sort of trophy taking thing. I would do it.
When I was a little kid our neighbor was an old man whose wife had already passed away. I don't know if he had any children, but I can't remember ever seeing someone coming to visit him. Whenever me and my sister was playing out in our yard he would open the window on the second floor and ask if we wanted candy, then he would proceed to throw it down to us, pice by pice. If it landed in his yard he told us it was okay to climb over the fence to get it. Understandibly our parents were a bit suspicious of him, but I think he was just lonely and enjoyed any kind of interaction he could get since he would also talk to my mom through that same window whenever she was outside taking care of the garden. We dubbed him "the candy man".
That last one was super wholesome. Reminded me of my great grandfather who passed away about 10 years ago. Rest in peace Grandpa Domiter, I'll never forgot all the great times we had!
i’ve moved away since then, but my old neighbors (a lovely couple in their 70s) would come over to our backyard every day and lay on the lounge chairs. they were most definitely not invited and when we asked them what they were doing they said “enjoying the nice weather”. it was 50 degrees and cloudy. this continued for about 4 months and eventually we just decided to let them stay.
my neighbor feeds the small chipmunks and ground squirrels, she even names them. Feeds the squirrels too and the deer but not the birds...not the birds.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGHHHHH my neighbor (mid-late 70's) used to mow the lawn and shovel the walk (SHOVEL THE WALK LET THAT SINK IN) in his underwear.
We had this woman and her two little toddlers... She got into a cult of satanists and they sacrificed a bunny one day while saw it. Then she'd have her teen daughter who was only allowed visits, to sit in the attic bedroom, and men and boys would go in and out... Then one night the woman set the house on fire by burning candles and one knocked over. Her daughter came in a couple days later in her grandparents stolen van to pick up the mom little kids and boyfriend to go to live in who knows where... The cops found them, and the littlest boy had multiple personalities and got put away. This was in 96 though
So, like, right in the middle of the satanic panic where it was a global pastime to make up delusional, occult themed r/thathappeneds and spread them like they were facts? Ok then.
I literally can't even watch these anymore lol, it just makes me angry that they don't confront the people about it half the time and instead just put up with it. Like, what?
That last story made me unconsciously go “aww” at 3 am. I love elderly people because they’re so frickin sweet. RIP old crossword man. You made a depressed insomniac feel warm inside.
So my neighbors across the street are a little insane in the membrane. The family hates each other and for basically the whole day they were fighting outside (verbally not physically) and that day one of the people visiting had to sleep upstairs in a storage kinda room, might I add that family has a lot of stuff up there. The woman yelled out side and said “I’m grabbing my purse and leaving!” She went into the house. Five minutes later we hear a blood curdling scream. The police were called over (not the first time the cops came btw) the cops come over and asked if we knew anything about why she screamed, we said no but later the same cop came and told us that everything was fine, she had a mirror in her room and she got scared of her own reflection.
It's possible that the neighbor who frantically avoids interaction, he could be a high functioning autistic. A great many of them above a certain age spent their entire childhoods and much of their adult hoods being autistic before they really knew it was a thing or at least fully understood it. I think it's a big reason why a lot of elders are so extremely socially awkward.
As one myself, I can clarify this, I usually hate talking but it's mostly in person. I couldn't talk at younger ages so i think that added to it. Finding words are usually difficult, I can only speak well because of hard work and dedication with therapists.
@@bloodylynx4035 It's good to know you overcame those difficulties. A great many older autistics were not so fortunate. When a lot of them were kids, it was still socially acceptable to use the term "retarded" so that obviously didn't help.
My neighbors have crap all over their yard. Most of it is broken, useless junk. They leave their Christmas decorations up until late summer, and they have like 4 generations living in their tiny house. They are quiet enough, but their yard is an eyesore, so I'm going to put up a fence this summer so I don't have to look at it anymore. Oh, and one time one of the kids came over to play with my son and he seriously had to pee every 20-30 minutes. He was at my house for 4 hours and went to the bathroom at least 10 times. He also pissed all over the toilet seat. His parents should probably take him to see a doctor because I don't think that's normal.
I used to have a neighbor that watched me while I was outside. One time, I was on my trampoline and I could hear him showering and had the window open. Looked up, he was watching me. We moved. They did too later on. Not sure what his problem was.
My neighbors are just jerks. We have pine trees that I would guess are like 100 ft tall and that have been there since the area first became farmland, far before it became suburbs, and they are the tallest trees within a good 10 miles. They are awe-inspiring. And my jerk neighbors sent their 20 year old son to our door to demand that we cut them down because they don't like the sticks falling on their yard. My family wasn't having that though, and so we handed him a pair of scissors and told him to cut it down with those. He cussed us out, and so my family sent me, a boy of only 12, to bring them a petition demanding that they wash his mouth out with soap. They told me to get off their property, and so to anger them, I left, took some sticks from our trees, put them in a box, gift-wrapped it, and placed it on their front porch, rang the bell, and ran away. I watched from my vantage point hiding behind a tree as they opened it and one of them literally unleashes this demonic screech of anger and starts running around the yard looking for me. I escape quickly and begin stage 2. I had made a pile of sticks on my side of the fence, and began throwing them into their yard. The dude chasing me runs over to inspect the noise, finds the sticks, and unleashes a demon screech again, to which I respond by throwing another stick. I escape into my house and the mission is a success. Edit: for anyone wondering, the trees were so large that there would be no possible way to cut them down safely. If they were cut down, they would crush that neighbor's house, my house, or block the road. Overall, there was no way to remove them.
When I was still in high school that we had a elderly couple move in next door. They were kind enough to give us cookies, invite us over, and ect. I would draw outside or at random places since it was summer and the Old Man of the couple said to me "That's actually pretty good!" I would smile and thank him. Later, I would go over there and chat with the couple and show the old man and old women the drawings and they would compliment me. He told me you used to draw himself but told me he did something else (don't remember what it was). The creepiest thing is when he and his wife invited me upstairs, let me sat down and draw, and the old man showed me how to correct my lines of the drawings. After my mother found out what was going on she told me not to go over there alone anymore. I asked why since I was about to be a freshmen (or was a freshmen) and I believed everyone is good inside. My mother told me that the old man was a registered sexual offender or something. I did take note of it but I continued to go over there once in a blue moon to show my drawings and the couple liked it. Although. the old man would touch my shoulder sometimes and smiled and asked me how long did it take me to draw this and that and would he give me one for free. I did! After some time, they moved away and I still was a bit weirded out by everything going on and looked up the old man's name online on AOL and surely enough he was registered and realized the danger I was in but something was off about that. I was creep out but each time I go over there they let me go and told me "Thanks for visiting us" as if I was the only ones being nice to them. Basically, I think the old man was registered but either he seen the error of his ways and found his hobby was thriving in me, or he was really trying to guide a youth to his potential and give him a free drawing. I know you're thinking they were trying to find a way to take advantage of me but here's the thing ... I left myself wide open on all fronts which they could have easily did so but they didn't. I look at criminals in a little bit different light at that point.
We have a neighbor next door who's house was broken into and since my mom is so selfless she goes to give her some food. That old lady comes and knocks on our door later saying, "and you aint give me no pepper" We didn't open to door and we now avoid her at all costs.
Every Saturday we used to go grocery shopping and since we stayed in the hood back then , the neighbours used to lean outta their windows to peep into our packets to see what we've bought. When we returned some Saturdays without any shopping done , they used to pop outta their windows and ask us " *Oh , so y'all didn't go shopping today !? Funny.* " *P.S -* We stayed on the ground floor of a 3Story Flat
I had a weird neighbor once. He painted his entire house exterior one summer with abstract art. Once he ran outside on Christmas and did a snow angel in his pajamas. He had mild schizophrenia, which made him act odd at times, but he was a good neighbor. Only time he ever got annoyed with us was when my dad mowed our yard and then got the neighbor's yard just to be kind. The guy wasn't mad that my dad mowed the lawn. He was upset my dad wouldn't accept payment for the work
I have a great neighbor story when I was about 3 years old. Our next door neighbor in our court would randomly walk into our backyard, which is completely fenced off from the other houses besides one gate near the front of the house. He would just go back there and walk around even when we were home. This ended when my dog Harley (Jack russel terrier) saw this, rand outside and bit the dudes leg hard enough for him to bleed. He didn’t want to get the law involved since he knew he would get in trouble for trespassing. He moved out about a month after that incident.
I once had a neighbor who would constantly come over to our house. "Hello ~ we were wondering if my son could get his soccer ball from your yard?" --(first meeting) "Oh... Sure go on back. And if he sees that our dog is out, its fine. She doesn't like balls and is very friendly." "Oh, ok. Thanks honey." *_proceeds to call her son, son comes_* "Jacob why don't you get to know our neighbor while you get your soccer ball?" "Sure... Why not" --(says very.. Annoyed(?) Idk) "Oh.. OK, let's go then" (I'm about 8 at the time. And he was like 8 1/2 ) We walk to my backyard, find his soccer ball in my dog's pin. "Oh. Uh, I'll get it" I go into my dog's pin/fenced cage and get the soccer ball and hand it to him. My dog soon after comes rushing over to me and starts "jumping" onto me. The guy panicks and asks if I'm ok "Uh- yeah I'm fine. She's very friendly don't worry. And she's not big enough to make me fall over" She was a boxer. But very young. He cautiously walked over to my dog and pets it. Yep. As soon as he pet my dog. And my dog actually didn't scoot away from his touch. I knew. He was going to be the best neighbor and friend I could ever have. Until. Last year he was diagnosed with cancer. And shortly after died. I miss him so much. Anyways I guess the weird thing was. His mom. She kept trying to.. Well not ship per say, she just kinda wanted me and Jacob (not his real name) to be together? Like she really pushed and made is obvious that she wanted us to be together. But Frankly I made it clear that I only seen him as a brother to me :'D He was the bessst and I *_-MISS-_* HIM!!!!!
One of my old neighbors had a son who was around 50 years old. They would not let him move out of the house or find his own place, most likely due to some sort of mental disability which was slightly noticeable, but nothing too serious. Sometimes in the mornings, he would yell in the backyard and curse, and it was always kind of weird. Eventually, he just lived in his car, and that was parked on the curb outside of the house. Just a very weird situation overall. All of my neighbors in that neighborhood were cooky.
We had a neighbor that would piss right in front of the door. Every few days you could hear her moan and take a shit on the grass. Every so often she screamed me awake (I had to go to work really early and she screamed at about 11:30pm so I woke up exhausted af). Sometimes we would leave the house and see blood next to the drain (she had her period whilst peeing outside AGAIN) Glad I moved out
I wasn't expecting how wholesome some of this was, especially the last story. I Honestly feel like my day is going to be a better one because of this. Thank you!
1:26 having plants covering the house is a red flag in my experience. There is a house like that on my street, so many trees and plants like that in front of the house that you could hardly see the wimdows It was known that living in there was a couple, and the woman was a primary school teacher However I never actually saw anyone enter or leave the house in the 18 years I have lived on the street, and always thought it was weird So it turns out that last year the man beat his wife with a lamp or something and she died from the injuries :/
My neighbor from downstairs (elder woman in her 70's) is obsessed with me. She beats on the walls and makes noises whenever I move or make any sort of noise myself, for whatever reason. Whenever I go to the bathroom, I can hear her run to it and very furiously flush the toilet various times. She has a son and whenever he's home she stops making noises and let's him do it. Unfortunately, he seems a little more sane then her and he gives up after a day lol. Still pretty weird and annoying at times.
This woman lived across from me and would hide in her house for months on end and would randomly appear with a small child. She did this like 8 times. A lot of kids
There used to be this really crazy dude who lived across the street from me. He said he was in his 50's, but we later found out he was lying and he was actually late 60's. He used to throw plastic bags at cars driving by because he was angry at them for having loud exhaust, and would also call the city for the silliest things. On occasion there'd be a police car in his driveway for a couple hours, and we'd get no explanation. One time I was sitting out front and hear Heathens by 21 pilots blasting on repeat in his house (this was at 10pm). I'd also hear what sounded like him smashing plates against the wall late at night. Eventually my other neighbour informed me that his siblings were finally evicting him (the house had been their family home and he'd never moved out) and he was being sent downtown to live in an apartment paid for by the city. Apparently he'd always struggled with a painkiller addiction and mental illness. In the weeks before he was supposed to move out it become very quiet over there, which was strange because I knew he was angry about having to move and he usually threw a lot of things and blasted music when he got upset. Couple days before the move I come home to a lot of police cars around his house. I sat on the couch for hours being nosey and watching, but strangely he didn't emerge from the house like his usual angry self. I saw his sister and her husband and she was sobbing, and that's when I caught on that something was wrong. My other neighbour calls and informs me that the guy shot himself _weeks earlier_ and they just found him. I felt really bad for him and his family, but also really creeped out because his decomposing corpse had been sitting in that house for weeks while I was just over here going about my days. Really weird feeling. The house must have been a mess because there were cleaning and renovation vans over there for a long time afterwards.
We had a weed problem in our yard a few years back, we got an infestation of brambles and we were having trouble dealing with them on a budget. My dad mentioned it to our neighbour once and though nothing of it till one day he came home to find the neighbour down the back, spraying the place down with something. A few days later and the brambles were all dead or dying, turns out he'd taken some industrial strength weed killer from his work place on a farm.
Not my neighbor, but I heard of these people who used to harass and despise their neighbor for some reason. They were almost psychotic and it drove the people who were getting harassed to depression. Then one day the people who were getting harassed died, but the people who were harassing them still to this day yells at the now empty house and put up signs that says things like “come out” and “don’t pretend that you’re dead, we know you’re in there”
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You don’t just make me love someone then say they died.
Poor Crossword Man...
@Carat Horn It melted my heart, so sweet of the man for getting a 1000 crossword book for the old guy. I almost burst into tears when he said he passed away 😭
Yo same..
Anyone that fought in world war II and survived has my deepest respect more than anyone in this world because the horror that they saw should not be allowed to happen again and they saw to it that it never did also shout out to the Jewish Marines that participated in the European front you have my deepest respect
And before you start yelling at me about are you not respecting the dead you misunderstand I respect them equally what I'm trying to say is the ones you came home when the ones that had to carry that pain with the rest of their lives what they saw what they did how many friends is dying in foxholes how many people throats slit in front of them in combat how many letters they had sent home to the wives of their friends that didn't make it
That my friends it's something that no one should have to live with
Also f*** Patton and I don't have to explain my reasons why just that he was an a****** treated as soldiers like tools look no further than D-Day sure he gave a speech but it was hollow words just boost the morale is if it's so called tools we all know that there was a better way of doing D-Day how we could have prevented the amount of casualties we had on that day sure we had a surprise attack on them from the fog and then germans were scrambling to get to their positions but was it really worth the cost of that many soldiers in one hour alone US Marines were dropping like flies on that godforsaken Beach not just u.s. Marines other allied forces that had partaken in The invasion I can't even begin to imagine the casualties in the mornings I had to do a casualty report walking along that beach with dismembered bodies some without heads cuz they've been blown off people sawed in half by mg42 machine gun fire without a doubt one of the worst wars ever waged and also the most costly in my eyes and no doubt the world's eyes for all you Patton fans if I pissed you off it's because I had a friend I had a grandfather that participated in D-Day the whole speech part that's how he described it being Hollow words I'm just repeating what he told me from when he was a kid
Also I'm German but never been to Germany that isn't the reason why I hate Patton the reason is because he was so disrespectful to the surrounding area and did something really unnecessary when you cross the Rhine River
You know what he did? He took a piss saying see this boys see this River I'm going to piss in it
And that's why I hate him took unnecessary measures and guess who was under his command what was in the rear lines none other my friend's grandfather and that day he lost all respect for that general
Pair that up with him stealing some artwork from Europe I'd say he deserved that fatal car wreck as well as that spearhead that pierced Christ's chest yeah funny story Hitler had it and he stole it from Hitlerthe only reason Hitler at is because he stole it from Italy namely the Vatican those people didn't meet with good ends did they and as soon as he got stateside that's when the wreck happened now I think of it is divine retribution basically God say no f*** you and that spearhead got returned back to Italy it is considered a holy artifact the time of Christ now I'm atheist but I can still see them clearly that was divine intervention still atheist to this day
That last one pulled on my heartstrings cause my grandmother also used to get up at like 4-5 am to do crossword puzzles too, and she also died about a year ago. And her husband, my grandfather, was also a WW2 vet.
Feel sorry for you.
Max Haly
coincidence? I THINK NOT!
Sorry brother. Otherwise it has nothing to do with it but gotta compliment you with that Sabaton profile picture. Cheers ;)
.... your story and the last story of this video....I think they're related
It made me think of what my mom used to do for her mom. She'd cut the crosswords out of the monday- Friday papers and the sudoku and the cryptoquotes and send them to her. Unfortunately she's declining and isn't doing them anymore but it kept her sharp up until her 90th birthday.
That last story at the end really touched me❤ There are so many beautiful people out there, that i could only dream to meet
Holy i have peepee in my eyes
Poop.
Monthy Cavallaro HOLY PEEPEE. lol.
Then there are these people...
I was about to comment the same thing
RIP crosswords guy. Thank you for your service.
Diego Arpino now he’s doing crosswords in heaven.
@@sillylittleowlguy2392 Yep....
@@diegoarpino2080 reminds me of my grandfather, he did crosswords in the paper every day that he could get a paper right up until he died. He was a ww2 veteran as well, seems to just have been a thing for that generation
@@themadhammer3305 RIP I'm so sorry.
@@diegoarpino2080 thank you hopefully like the guy in the story their both happy in heaven with their crosswords :)
I'm crying about the 80 year old guy with the cross word puzzles omg
Lol me too
I feel sad now
He lived a good life and we're thankful for his service as a WWII Vet. May He Rest in Peace~
Yea so cute and innocent
Reminds me of Mister Keirsy.
Rest In Peace you old bastard. I miss you.
The yard maintenance guy is probably really lonely.
Though there likely is more to it than that.
I think he could have aspergers because he hates social interaction and is obsessive about his garden.
@@deborahgate965 That's what I was thinking the entire story
or has some type of OCD
Why is the last word of your sentence a line
down.
@@deborahgate965 was about to say the same thing.
That crosswords guy must have been really nice
I got so sad when they said he passed tbh
Same. Poor guy probably enjoyed the company just as well as the crosswords books.
Jade Nash that legit made me tear up a bit
Sad for the guy, but at least it seemed he spent the last bits of his life doing something that made him happy and was encouraged by his neighbour
ericbazinga Yep.
I'm the weird neighbor. I really like to go on the swings but obviously don't want to use the neighborhood playground during the daytime because there are little kids around. So, I go swing at night. One of the neighbors thought I was a ghost. I don't blame them. Just let me be weird please
i do the same exact thing
you’re a good noodle!
Stay safe
You're either the weird guy that goes to the park at night, or the weird guy that goes to the park by himself while the children are playing. So I guess you can't really do something
@@Nagim-d3z well it's a bit better for me since I'm female but yeah you're weird either way lol. If I was a guy, someone would've probably called the police on me if I went during the day.
In one of the houses behind ours, there’s a guy who sneezes so loudly we can hear it from inside. We don’t know who he is, so we call him Sneezing Man.
There is an old man who passes by from infront of our house while coughing hysterically and in the weirdest way at sharp 5:10 p.m. I personally never saw him but je seems to be living nearby
Daphne, that's my dad! :D
Perhaps he has bad allergies.
I think it’s my dad
He is definitely a dad. Those are the only beings who can sneeze that loud
That last one....
Awwwwww.
That guy was really cool, he probably made that WW2 Veteran very happy.
I wish my neighbor was as cool as this guy....
One time these teenagers were having a party next door.
they climbed over our fence and threw Oreos at our trees and dog.
honestly a very confusing experience.
edit: my dog is fine lol
mari agreste probably drunk, high, or both
Hope they weren't trying to kill your dog with the chocolate from the oreos
Lamb Sauce Locator they were Just feeding them. That’s all.
TERRY THE GRAND KENYON imagine being so out of it that you try to feed a tree Oreos
@@quasi-stellarcatastrophe4555 definetely not trying to poison them yep just feeding them some chocolate like nice people do
I have a neighbor who really likes the cat that wanders around our neighborhood. We think it belongs to someone, but nobody in our neighborhood owns it, it just visits occasionally. One time she was going away for a few months. Since we were nice with her and occasionally, talked, she decided to trust me to feed the cat, since she usually did that. She legit payed me 100$ to feed this random cat every day for about a month.
It was awesome, and that cat really likes me. My little brother named her Walmart.
Wal fuvking mart. Now is there story about this name?😂
That's a pretty great name for a cat. My neighbor's cats are named Stanley, Oliver, (after Laurel and Hardy) and Train. I don't know why she is named Train. I doubt I ever will.
well my mum's 100% white fur cat is named "cinders" so that's something.
Mystal M Ha, yeah actually there is
My brother originally named her Walnut, as he thought her head kinda looked like a walnut. He called her that for a little while, and then called her Walmart by mistake. The name stuck and she’s been called Walmart ever since.
Basically her name is a meme
@@K.D.Meyers Train is great lol
A few months after he moved in next door.I was sitting outside and my neighbor looked over the fence holding a raccoon up high. He Said her name was lily and that she lives there now, and she likes marshmallows, that was the first time I had talked to him
Cute lol
Not a terrible way to be introduced to a neighbor
He? Her? Him?
@@jackdonohue7893 im guessing Lily is the raccoon and she likes marshmallows. And the neighbor is a dude.
@@Kris-wo4pj oh that makes sense
The editor actually takes the time and effort in picking out a good last story.
Ending it perfectly every time 👌
Must be pretty brainy dude :)
But doesn’t take the effort to proofread the posts and fixing grammatical, spelling and punctual mistakes. Nonetheless, still pretty good content
@@itshyper9962 authentic experience. He's just sharing what he sees on Reddit. keeps the posts original
@@itshyper9962 more importantly, never changes the music to fit nore serious situations
1:16 Why are these types of answers my favorite out of all the genuine ones?
Cause the subvert your expectations in a humorous way.
mine too
"Oh, this neighbor declined our BBQ invite. A good person would understand that not everyone is as social as one another, but it's more fun to tell everyone that they're a druggie and glare at them like they are."
Yeah those people are petty af, i would just be like "ok have a good day" and that would be it. I hate neighbors that try to be your best friend and stuff, they always seem to have some sort of alterior motive
@@BarnacleBoy42069 don't plenty of horror movies prove that one?
Lol yeah
My previous neighbor just walked into our house whenever she felt like it... she used to come in the morning and tell me off for wearing pyjamas, in my own house
Did you tell her off for invasion of privacy
Please tell me you called the police or something
Is this just an American thing that you don't do anything about your neighbours bullshit? If someone ever did that to my family he would be thrown out the door and not get up for a while, or running because he is being threatened with a knife. For me its just unimaginable for something like that to happen, not to let him fucking tell me off and walk around, I'd grab the nearest knife or screwdriver or anything, walking into someones home unwanted is a perfect step to quickly get beaten or even worse, at least for me.
@@BUGCANDYY just because you live somewhere other then america doesnt mean you need to be the "edgy xd" kid
@@TheFemSniper you do realise that I was aiming more towards sarcasm
Can we get a R.I.P in the chat for the nice old crossword guy
Rip
Rip
R.I.P.
RIP
rip
That's why I'm homeless.
You cant have crazy experiences with neighbors if you don't have a residence.
Are you actually man?
@@realdjwoomy nah, it's just a joke.
@@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access can u feature me in one of ur vids...
Modern problems require modern solutions
Fen solution: kick weird neighbors back to their home planet.
I really feel bad for the guy that maintains his neighbour's garden, even blowing leaves during summer. Seems to me like he has some severe form of OCD or something.
Sounds like he has Aspergers
OCD is a crazy illness, I'm betting he had it
Liam Lowery
You and that person should probably get more educated in this subject before commenting. I have severe OCD and that is definitely not completely it. OCD doesn’t get THAT bad. And also OCD is not a serious or crazy illness... it’s not EVEN an ILLNESS.
@@spicytunaman3172 I mean, you're only going off your own experience. My dad was borderline abusive due to his OCD and cleaning standards, His OCD causes depression, and he's tried to kill himself a few times because of it. I suggest you look into other peoples cases more before making an overly offended comment. It is medically considered an illness as well (By Canada Mental Health Association) so you made yourself look dumb, sorry.
@@spicytunaman3172 hey look, you are the one that was supposed to do reasearch
The crossword dude is such an incredible person 😂 I wish I had someone like that in my life who just adored the things I overlook so much that we sorta fill eachother's niche on accident
Rest in peace Odd but friendly crossword loving old man
Yea r.i.p
That last story really got to me. My father was a WW2 vet, and when he got into his late 70's-early 80's, he loved crosswords. I used to buy him books all the time. One day I had gone to the grocery store to pick up some things that he needed. When I came back, he was sitting in his recliner with a crossword book in his lap and pen in his hand. He would nap like this occasionally, so I gently tried to wake him, to let him know I was back. In the short time I was gone, he passed away. All I can say is, at least it was very peaceful. It's been 18 years, and I still can't look at crosswords the same way.
I am so glad the person in the story in the video, was good to the older gentleman. Buying him those books, and listening to his stories, probably meant the world to him. Rest in peace to the man in the story, my dad, all other vets out there who have also passed on, as well as anyone else who has gone on to the other side.🙏
My god, that last one was adorable.
My neighbor cat used to come into my backyard patio and sleep on the outside sofa. It was Adorable
Alpha10prior theres a big wood fence in my backyard and all the time (even the winter) there is cats just walking on it, perfectly balanced. Most of the time I have no idea who's cat it is, because theres usually a different one
My neighbors cat comes into out garden to take number 2 and to sleep....
My old neighbor's cat Purp used to come into our house on occasion to eat from my cats food bowl that was right inside the back door; he was super shy and got spooked whenever he noticed we were there but one time he made it about 10 ft into our house all the way to the tv room as we were just chilling on the couch, it was the cutest thing.
My cat Sam lived outside because my grandma was allergic and she always had kittens with this one stray tom in our neighborhood
It was always the same tom. This huge fluffy white Tom cat.
There were all sorts of males to choose from but she always went for this one tom only him.
I like to think they were married since they refused to have babies with anyone else.
I've seen him multiple times and he's really shy
I named him tom
Because he's a tom cat
I had a similar experience last year, neighbors cat kept walking over every chance it got. Ended up taking care of her, and feeding it twice a day since the previous owners were neglectful.
I wasnt expecting this video to contain so many wholesome and relaxing stories
When I was a kid my neighbor would get really drunk and undress and dance in our window...
We ended up moving
Not a neighbor, but a neighbor Dog(s). One day when I was young I was playing outside, and a cute gray medium sized female dog came to say hi. So I concluded that she may have been lost, luckily she had a tag with a phone number on her collar. So I let her in and called the number, the owner was at work and didn't come till late. Which was okay by me because the entire day I got to hang out with this dog, she was well trained and the nicest thing ever. Whenever I took her outside she would quickly do her thing and come back inside. My own dog at the time is very nice to humans but doesn't like other dogs, however, this is the only dog that my dog learned to not dislike.
The owner comes and pick her up, turns out they live up the street. Two weeks pass by and guess who decides to come visit me again, the dog, however, this time she brought a friend, another dog, I call the owner once again and the owner laughs and says just let them go, and they will return back home, which they do.
Then AGAIN, she comes to my house, except this time its 4am, and my dad hears her on the patio, so he decides to surprise me and lets her in. She goes into my bedroom wagging her tail and licks me in the face, as I'm half asleep, to say hi. Then my dad drives up the street to drop her off. In total, I lost count how many times she came to visit me, lol, but it would always bring me joy when she did.
I really enjoyed your story. Thank you for sharing.
❤️
*WHOLESOME*
*_WHOLESOMENESS INTENSIFIES_*
Nice
Ned Flanders: Howdy neighborinoeeno! What can i diddily ding dong do you for?
Thomas Turner Very funny
Your profile picture and this comment......
Thomas Turner howdily doodily neighnorino
Send me your profile pic I beg of you
*Stupid Flanders*
Four years ago when my family moved into my grandmas house we had the weirdest neighbor. We were just watching a movie and chilling right? Minding our own buissness. A commercial comes on and I look through the window. Low and behold I see someone on the roof of the house next door. Its the neighbor. She struggles for a little on the roof until finally she just perches there and looks at our TV through our window. I just stare at her and our eyes meet for a good full minute. Then I hear her daughter yelling saying "mom why you on the roof" and I KIDD u not she literally said "oh im just spying".
*wth -_-*
Like why. For what? You wanna watch Anne Of Green Gables WITH US? Like at that point I was so lost.
WTF? IM SORRY JUST😂 THATS REDICULOUS
cletus the slack jawed yokel voice: hay ma! Get off the dang roof
Chi Chan that’s a cool neighbour lol
7:44 the way he says mowed is so...relaxing???
it just sounds so unsatisfying to me hhhh
I have a neighbor who is a healer or something for god. Their family is super religious. Anyways one day we’re having a garage sale. I was watching my neighbor across the street. He walked up to a tree, and I kid you not, a squirrel walked off the tree onto his arm. I’m not religious, and know that he probably raised it, but that shit was weird.
I'm not religious but if I saw that I would consider converting XD
Careful, that Man is a Druid
i honestly would love to ask him about how he did that and how i could learn to do it
I can explain the buzzard thing! My grandpa lives in Texas, and whenever an animal threatens his property, or he goes hunting, he hangs up the animal on the fence, he says everyone in his neighborhood does it, so maybe it happens commonly in more rural areas?
Yeah my grandpa had a small corn field and he would shoot crows and hang them from trees, either to try to scare the other ones or as some sort of trophy taking thing. I would do it.
wtf
The last one got my heart. Poor man died. But he loves crosswords. May he rest in piece
That last one was so wholesome I almost cried
He still plays crosswords up there but with his wife beside him.
aw
The drums one is hilarious XD
At least the neighbor in the last story had a happy last several years
Most of the story's had a nice theme to them. Nice people doing yard work or puzzles
I'm an attempted EDM artist, so my neighbors either hear beautiful piano skills or the god awful drone of Designing dubstep noises
When I was a little kid our neighbor was an old man whose wife had already passed away. I don't know if he had any children, but I can't remember ever seeing someone coming to visit him. Whenever me and my sister was playing out in our yard he would open the window on the second floor and ask if we wanted candy, then he would proceed to throw it down to us, pice by pice. If it landed in his yard he told us it was okay to climb over the fence to get it. Understandibly our parents were a bit suspicious of him, but I think he was just lonely and enjoyed any kind of interaction he could get since he would also talk to my mom through that same window whenever she was outside taking care of the garden.
We dubbed him "the candy man".
He was a Cross WARd Vet!
Bless him, both for his service and his sweetness.
May he rest in peace.
That last one was super wholesome. Reminded me of my great grandfather who passed away about 10 years ago. Rest in peace Grandpa Domiter, I'll never forgot all the great times we had!
His name has a really nice sound, may his soul rest peacefully.
It also reminded me of my great grandfather Kasper Heidt and his wife Josie
i’ve moved away since then, but my old neighbors (a lovely couple in their 70s) would come over to our backyard every day and lay on the lounge chairs. they were most definitely not invited and when we asked them what they were doing they said “enjoying the nice weather”. it was 50 degrees and cloudy. this continued for about 4 months and eventually we just decided to let them stay.
My kitten goes in my creepy neighbors yard all the time and I’m worried they’ll shoot him
Shoot your neighbor
Or shoot your kitten so he can't do it for you
@@dontatmebitch yeah claim your territory
Or....or....now just here me out guys....what if you just stop letting your kitten go into your neighbor's yard...
The people above my comment took this way to serious
I had neighbors who would take turns getting into plastic boxes and throwing each other down a steep hill in their back yard
my neighbor feeds the small chipmunks and ground squirrels, she even names them. Feeds the squirrels too and the deer but not the birds...not the birds.
It's like the opposite of the people with bird feeders that try to keep the squirrels out
Get out of here you flying rats! D:
Get over here you tree rats! :D
That last one was very wholesome and made me want to cry. There are truly some very amazing people out there who deserve these kinds of things.
Showers with his windows and shower curtain open, he’s an old guy and when I go in my back yard there’s multiple sags too many
What.
Aidan Wolf what
AAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGHHHHH my neighbor (mid-late 70's) used to mow the lawn and shovel the walk (SHOVEL THE WALK LET THAT SINK IN) in his underwear.
Keith D. Meyers well as long as you didn’t stare at him through the window, it’s good right.
Wrong
That last one was wholesome and I love it.
We had this woman and her two little toddlers... She got into a cult of satanists and they sacrificed a bunny one day while saw it. Then she'd have her teen daughter who was only allowed visits, to sit in the attic bedroom, and men and boys would go in and out... Then one night the woman set the house on fire by burning candles and one knocked over. Her daughter came in a couple days later in her grandparents stolen van to pick up the mom little kids and boyfriend to go to live in who knows where... The cops found them, and the littlest boy had multiple personalities and got put away. This was in 96 though
Jesus Christ lol
So, like, right in the middle of the satanic panic where it was a global pastime to make up delusional, occult themed r/thathappeneds and spread them like they were facts? Ok then.
@@Muggins1046 you must not realize that's how hollywoods worked for a long time huh? child trafficking and satanic rituals happen all the time.
That last guy...😭😭😭 i wish i knew him he is such a polite and when i saw that he died i allmoat cried rest in peace my dude
One time an introvert came over to greet me
thats it..move on to the next comment
oh I was honestly expecting more XD
Tell meh moreeee
What a weirdo.
Wow they must really like you
Nice profile picture
I literally can't even watch these anymore lol, it just makes me angry that they don't confront the people about it half the time and instead just put up with it. Like, what?
The stick story 😂😂😂👌
That last story made me unconsciously go “aww” at 3 am. I love elderly people because they’re so frickin sweet. RIP old crossword man. You made a depressed insomniac feel warm inside.
So my neighbors across the street are a little insane in the membrane. The family hates each other and for basically the whole day they were fighting outside (verbally not physically) and that day one of the people visiting had to sleep upstairs in a storage kinda room, might I add that family has a lot of stuff up there. The woman yelled out side and said “I’m grabbing my purse and leaving!” She went into the house. Five minutes later we hear a blood curdling scream. The police were called over (not the first time the cops came btw) the cops come over and asked if we knew anything about why she screamed, we said no but later the same cop came and told us that everything was fine, she had a mirror in her room and she got scared of her own reflection.
It's possible that the neighbor who frantically avoids interaction, he could be a high functioning autistic. A great many of them above a certain age spent their entire childhoods and much of their adult hoods being autistic before they really knew it was a thing or at least fully understood it. I think it's a big reason why a lot of elders are so extremely socially awkward.
As one myself, I can clarify this, I usually hate talking but it's mostly in person. I couldn't talk at younger ages so i think that added to it. Finding words are usually difficult, I can only speak well because of hard work and dedication with therapists.
@@bloodylynx4035 It's good to know you overcame those difficulties. A great many older autistics were not so fortunate. When a lot of them were kids, it was still socially acceptable to use the term "retarded" so that obviously didn't help.
My neighbors have crap all over their yard. Most of it is broken, useless junk. They leave their Christmas decorations up until late summer, and they have like 4 generations living in their tiny house. They are quiet enough, but their yard is an eyesore, so I'm going to put up a fence this summer so I don't have to look at it anymore. Oh, and one time one of the kids came over to play with my son and he seriously had to pee every 20-30 minutes. He was at my house for 4 hours and went to the bathroom at least 10 times. He also pissed all over the toilet seat. His parents should probably take him to see a doctor because I don't think that's normal.
Kaylee F definitely
My neighbour used to lick Sour cream of his toes...
Your neighbor isn’t human. What planet are you from?
That wasn’t sour cream, that was athletes foot
@@ButterflyGhostBFG Doesn't make it any less weirder, more infact
WoT!?
@@MA-jn7rd thats the joke
Aww that last story is so sweet
I used to have a neighbor that watched me while I was outside. One time, I was on my trampoline and I could hear him showering and had the window open. Looked up, he was watching me. We moved. They did too later on. Not sure what his problem was.
😂
7:30 i feel bad for that guy it sounds like he has same severe ocd
That last one had quite the twist and my heart sank...that guy was really nice I'm guessing..may he rest in peace and watch that person from heaven.
My neighbors are just jerks. We have pine trees that I would guess are like 100 ft tall and that have been there since the area first became farmland, far before it became suburbs, and they are the tallest trees within a good 10 miles. They are awe-inspiring. And my jerk neighbors sent their 20 year old son to our door to demand that we cut them down because they don't like the sticks falling on their yard. My family wasn't having that though, and so we handed him a pair of scissors and told him to cut it down with those. He cussed us out, and so my family sent me, a boy of only 12, to bring them a petition demanding that they wash his mouth out with soap. They told me to get off their property, and so to anger them, I left, took some sticks from our trees, put them in a box, gift-wrapped it, and placed it on their front porch, rang the bell, and ran away. I watched from my vantage point hiding behind a tree as they opened it and one of them literally unleashes this demonic screech of anger and starts running around the yard looking for me. I escape quickly and begin stage 2. I had made a pile of sticks on my side of the fence, and began throwing them into their yard. The dude chasing me runs over to inspect the noise, finds the sticks, and unleashes a demon screech again, to which I respond by throwing another stick. I escape into my house and the mission is a success.
Edit: for anyone wondering, the trees were so large that there would be no possible way to cut them down safely. If they were cut down, they would crush that neighbor's house, my house, or block the road. Overall, there was no way to remove them.
first half: okay
second half: :'D:'D:'D
Sir Snail look up the tree laws too. Chances are, the fuckers can’t do a thing without some serious fines
When I was still in high school that we had a elderly couple move in next door. They were kind enough to give us cookies, invite us over, and ect. I would draw outside or at random places since it was summer and the Old Man of the couple said to me "That's actually pretty good!" I would smile and thank him.
Later, I would go over there and chat with the couple and show the old man and old women the drawings and they would compliment me. He told me you used to draw himself but told me he did something else (don't remember what it was). The creepiest thing is when he and his wife invited me upstairs, let me sat down and draw, and the old man showed me how to correct my lines of the drawings.
After my mother found out what was going on she told me not to go over there alone anymore. I asked why since I was about to be a freshmen (or was a freshmen) and I believed everyone is good inside. My mother told me that the old man was a registered sexual offender or something. I did take note of it but I continued to go over there once in a blue moon to show my drawings and the couple liked it. Although. the old man would touch my shoulder sometimes and smiled and asked me how long did it take me to draw this and that and would he give me one for free. I did!
After some time, they moved away and I still was a bit weirded out by everything going on and looked up the old man's name online on AOL and surely enough he was registered and realized the danger I was in but something was off about that. I was creep out but each time I go over there they let me go and told me "Thanks for visiting us" as if I was the only ones being nice to them.
Basically, I think the old man was registered but either he seen the error of his ways and found his hobby was thriving in me, or he was really trying to guide a youth to his potential and give him a free drawing. I know you're thinking they were trying to find a way to take advantage of me but here's the thing ... I left myself wide open on all fronts which they could have easily did so but they didn't.
I look at criminals in a little bit different light at that point.
That last one 😢 may he rest in peace
That last story was heart warming
lol if your weirdest neighbor is a music major who sings opera, then you live in a pretty boring neighborhood XD
that last one warmed my heart.
That guy with the crosswords is the best story I've heard all week.
I love the last clip. So adorable. It is the little things in life that make you the happiest. It made my heart ache when he passed away.
Bless that crossword man's heart. So sweet.
The last one was so heartwarming what a sweet old guy
I think it's funny when the computer narration program thing tries to pronounce, "lol". 😁
We have a neighbor next door who's house was broken into and since my mom is so selfless she goes to give her some food. That old lady comes and knocks on our door later saying, "and you aint give me no pepper"
We didn't open to door and we now avoid her at all costs.
Happy Pi day! 🥧
Y' too!
Lemon Lime gimme mi pi.
Et tü
Welp, as a member of the Tau Master Race, I bite my thumb at thee
Every Saturday we used to go grocery shopping and since we stayed in the hood back then , the neighbours used to lean outta their windows to peep into our packets to see what we've bought. When we returned some Saturdays without any shopping done , they used to pop outta their windows and ask us " *Oh , so y'all didn't go shopping today !? Funny.* "
*P.S -* We stayed on the ground floor of a 3Story Flat
That last one was a real tug on the heartstrings
I had a weird neighbor once. He painted his entire house exterior one summer with abstract art. Once he ran outside on Christmas and did a snow angel in his pajamas. He had mild schizophrenia, which made him act odd at times, but he was a good neighbor. Only time he ever got annoyed with us was when my dad mowed our yard and then got the neighbor's yard just to be kind. The guy wasn't mad that my dad mowed the lawn. He was upset my dad wouldn't accept payment for the work
Honestly wholesome that last bit.
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That last one made me cry...Rest in peace sir, thank you for your service.
Aww that last one was adorable.
Similar to the last one my neighbor always makes little comics like the ones in newspapers and drops them off every morning. Everyone loves them!
A young couple were my neighbours a while ago, at night they used to play loudly some random lullaby. Sounds normal but it was really creepy.
I have a great neighbor story when I was about 3 years old. Our next door neighbor in our court would randomly walk into our backyard, which is completely fenced off from the other houses besides one gate near the front of the house. He would just go back there and walk around even when we were home. This ended when my dog Harley (Jack russel terrier) saw this, rand outside and bit the dudes leg hard enough for him to bleed. He didn’t want to get the law involved since he knew he would get in trouble for trespassing. He moved out about a month after that incident.
I once had a neighbor who would constantly come over to our house.
"Hello ~ we were wondering if my son could get his soccer ball from your yard?" --(first meeting)
"Oh... Sure go on back. And if he sees that our dog is out, its fine. She doesn't like balls and is very friendly."
"Oh, ok. Thanks honey."
*_proceeds to call her son, son comes_*
"Jacob why don't you get to know our neighbor while you get your soccer ball?"
"Sure... Why not" --(says very.. Annoyed(?) Idk)
"Oh.. OK, let's go then" (I'm about 8 at the time. And he was like 8 1/2 )
We walk to my backyard, find his soccer ball in my dog's pin.
"Oh. Uh, I'll get it"
I go into my dog's pin/fenced cage and get the soccer ball and hand it to him.
My dog soon after comes rushing over to me and starts "jumping" onto me.
The guy panicks and asks if I'm ok
"Uh- yeah I'm fine. She's very friendly don't worry. And she's not big enough to make me fall over"
She was a boxer. But very young.
He cautiously walked over to my dog and pets it.
Yep.
As soon as he pet my dog. And my dog actually didn't scoot away from his touch.
I knew. He was going to be the best neighbor and friend I could ever have.
Until.
Last year he was diagnosed with cancer.
And shortly after died.
I miss him so much.
Anyways I guess the weird thing was. His mom.
She kept trying to.. Well not ship per say, she just kinda wanted me and Jacob (not his real name) to be together? Like she really pushed and made is obvious that she wanted us to be together.
But Frankly I made it clear that I only seen him as a brother to me :'D
He was the bessst and I *_-MISS-_* HIM!!!!!
One of my old neighbors had a son who was around 50 years old. They would not let him move out of the house or find his own place, most likely due to some sort of mental disability which was slightly noticeable, but nothing too serious. Sometimes in the mornings, he would yell in the backyard and curse, and it was always kind of weird. Eventually, he just lived in his car, and that was parked on the curb outside of the house. Just a very weird situation overall. All of my neighbors in that neighborhood were cooky.
We had a neighbor that would piss right in front of the door. Every few days you could hear her moan and take a shit on the grass. Every so often she screamed me awake (I had to go to work really early and she screamed at about 11:30pm so I woke up exhausted af). Sometimes we would leave the house and see blood next to the drain (she had her period whilst peeing outside AGAIN)
Glad I moved out
I’ve heard that last story several times before; it never fails to make me smile. Easily my favorite story on reddit.
We have this neighbour who Parked his truck and just looked at me.. very creepy
Dudeman Gaming I wonder if he was planning to rob it
@@TipTheScales27 yeah I'm a kid
I wasn't expecting how wholesome some of this was, especially the last story. I Honestly feel like my day is going to be a better one because of this. Thank you!
1:26 having plants covering the house is a red flag in my experience. There is a house like that on my street, so many trees and plants like that in front of the house that you could hardly see the wimdows
It was known that living in there was a couple, and the woman was a primary school teacher
However I never actually saw anyone enter or leave the house in the 18 years I have lived on the street, and always thought it was weird
So it turns out that last year the man beat his wife with a lamp or something and she died from the injuries :/
My neighbor from downstairs (elder woman in her 70's) is obsessed with me. She beats on the walls and makes noises whenever I move or make any sort of noise myself, for whatever reason. Whenever I go to the bathroom, I can hear her run to it and very furiously flush the toilet various times. She has a son and whenever he's home she stops making noises and let's him do it. Unfortunately, he seems a little more sane then her and he gives up after a day lol. Still pretty weird and annoying at times.
This woman lived across from me and would hide in her house for months on end and would randomly appear with a small child. She did this like 8 times. A lot of kids
There used to be this really crazy dude who lived across the street from me. He said he was in his 50's, but we later found out he was lying and he was actually late 60's. He used to throw plastic bags at cars driving by because he was angry at them for having loud exhaust, and would also call the city for the silliest things. On occasion there'd be a police car in his driveway for a couple hours, and we'd get no explanation. One time I was sitting out front and hear Heathens by 21 pilots blasting on repeat in his house (this was at 10pm). I'd also hear what sounded like him smashing plates against the wall late at night. Eventually my other neighbour informed me that his siblings were finally evicting him (the house had been their family home and he'd never moved out) and he was being sent downtown to live in an apartment paid for by the city. Apparently he'd always struggled with a painkiller addiction and mental illness. In the weeks before he was supposed to move out it become very quiet over there, which was strange because I knew he was angry about having to move and he usually threw a lot of things and blasted music when he got upset. Couple days before the move I come home to a lot of police cars around his house. I sat on the couch for hours being nosey and watching, but strangely he didn't emerge from the house like his usual angry self. I saw his sister and her husband and she was sobbing, and that's when I caught on that something was wrong.
My other neighbour calls and informs me that the guy shot himself _weeks earlier_ and they just found him. I felt really bad for him and his family, but also really creeped out because his decomposing corpse had been sitting in that house for weeks while I was just over here going about my days. Really weird feeling. The house must have been a mess because there were cleaning and renovation vans over there for a long time afterwards.
We had a weed problem in our yard a few years back, we got an infestation of brambles and we were having trouble dealing with them on a budget. My dad mentioned it to our neighbour once and though nothing of it till one day he came home to find the neighbour down the back, spraying the place down with something. A few days later and the brambles were all dead or dying, turns out he'd taken some industrial strength weed killer from his work place on a farm.
Not my neighbor, but I heard of these people who used to harass and despise their neighbor for some reason. They were almost psychotic and it drove the people who were getting harassed to depression. Then one day the people who were getting harassed died, but the people who were harassing them still to this day yells at the now empty house and put up signs that says things like “come out” and “don’t pretend that you’re dead, we know you’re in there”
I had a neighbor that played piano at the middle of the night
More than once I thought our house was haunted
The one at the end was heartbreaking