[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by John 070

Just a general question, why do folks post highly personal info on the web for strangers to see, down to the exact location of where said land might be located? Kinda of like say you have a YouTube channel, why do some actually show where they work and where they live? Aren't there like all kinds of weird a** stalkers and psychos on the internet?

Not any more or less than there are off the internet. But yeah, i hear ya.

I just order 25 bounce houses to be delivered to the highlighted property posted above. On the same day. Told them to just set it up anywhere there was room, neighbor's laws are OK as well since it's a block party.

[natedog7700]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Not any more or less than there are off the internet. But yeah, i hear ya.

I just ordered 25 bounce houses to be delivered to the highlighted property posted above. On the same day. Told them to just set it up anywhere there was room, neighbor's laws are OK as well since it's a block party.

Ill call them strippers so it can be extra feisty!

[sea6speed]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Would have gone but we're back in NO. The land in NC is just an empty lot for now... We'll build on it in a few years.

Lol @ keeping master rick's peeps out! I wonder if anyone has googled master Rick Waynesville yet...

Yes.

[natedog7700]

Originally Posted by Benedict1957

1.5 acres but the vast majority of it is untouched land that I have no interest in maintaining or developing further. It's total wilderness. My wife wants to clear away some of the trees and build an outdoor tennis/basketball court but I think it's a colossal waste of money and I'm having none of it. If either of my children were avid tennis players then I'd be on board, but that's not the case. My wife certainly doesn't play. It'd function more as a status symbol for when she has guests over which is one of the worst reasons to waste money on anything.

Bear in mind we are in Texas so acreage is not quite as expensive as you'd find on the two coasts.

I see your neighbors have tennis courts! They must be a big deal these days maybe you should do it too.

[RJ_]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

I am tertiary (to my parents) on the family trust that includes 20 acres in Montana that abuts BLM forest and includes a river, as well as 2 acres in the southern sierras near Lake Isabella.

I read this as "Black Lives Matter" forest and thought you must have some noisy neighbors.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by RJ_

I read this as "Black Lives Matter" forest and thought you must have some noisy neighbors.

#whippersnappers

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by John 070

Just a general question, why do folks post highly personal info on the web for strangers to see, down to the exact location of where said land might be located? Kinda of like say you have a YouTube channel, why do some actually show where they work and where they live? Aren't there like all kinds of weird a** stalkers and psychos on the internet?

No worries - I typically bury the stalkers on the back 40, and feed the general trespassers to the pigs.

[ASBSECU E93]

@MKSixer

This is my neighbors property that touches the main road. Notice the gate house that you pass into the property.

The guy has like 50 acres, within 10 miles of downtown, and is less than a 1/4 mile from a large lake.

#neighborgoals

[NemesisX]

Originally Posted by John 070

Just a general question, why do folks post highly personal info on the web for strangers to see, down to the exact location of where said land might be located? Kinda of like say you have a YouTube channel, why do some actually show where they work and where they live? Aren't there like all kinds of weird a** stalkers and psychos on the internet?

In principle I agree but I think this concern is a little overstated. I could go out to a random neighborhood and order 25 bounce houses (great idea @Mr Tonka ) for some random unsuspecting residence right now. If I'm a psychopath why limit my options to only those who are brazen enough to indirectly reveal their home addresses on a BMW off topic message board?

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by NemesisX

In principle I agree but I think this concern is a little overstated. I could go out to a random neighborhood and order 25 bounce houses (great idea @Mr Tonka ) for some random unsuspecting residence right now. If I'm a psychopath why limit my options to only those who are brazen enough to indirectly reveal their home addresses on a BMW off topic message board?

I can identify with this as well.

It cracks me up when people post pictures of their car with the license plate blurred out. Like all the other people on the road can't see your plate when driving or something.

[sea6speed]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

I can identify with this as well.

It cracks me up when people post pictures of their car with the license plate blurred out. Like all the other people on the road can't see your plate when driving or something.

In the Honda forums people used to look up plates to get home addresses then strip the car of everything in the owner's signature. Depends on the area, some jurisdictions don't make license plate registration data publicly available.

I know where I'm at many people drive around without plates, with stolen plates or using temp plates so people can't easily find who owns the car.

[natedog7700]

Originally Posted by sea6speed

In the Honda forums people used to look up plates to get home addresses then strip the car of everything in the owner's signature. Depends on the area, some jurisdictions don't make license plate registration data publicly available.

I know where I'm at many people drive around without plates, with stolen plates or using temp plates so people can't easily find who owns the car.

That doesnt sound like fun lol

[natedog7700]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

@MKSixer

This is my neighbors property that touches the main road. Notice the gate house that you pass into the property.

The guy has like 50 acres, within 10 miles of downtown, and is less than a 1/4 mile from a large lake.

#neighborgoals

Definitely jealous of your neighbor!

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by sea6speed

In the Honda forums people used to look up plates to get home addresses then strip the car of everything in the owner's signature. Depends on the area, some jurisdictions don't make license plate registration data publicly available.

I know where I'm at many people drive around without plates, with stolen plates or using temp plates so people can't easily find who owns the car.

Don't drive a honda. Problem solved.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Don't drive a honda. Problem solved.

Occam's Razor - simpler theories are preferable to more complex ones. Perfect.

[sea6speed]

Originally Posted by Mr Tonka

Don't drive a honda. Problem solved.

Or really any older Japanese car. It's mostly 90's Toyotas, Hondas, Nissans and Subarus that get stolen around me.

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

@MKSixer

This is my neighbors property that touches the main road. Notice the gate house that you pass into the property.

The guy has like 50 acres, within 10 miles of downtown, and is less than a 1/4 mile from a large lake.

#neighborgoals

This is exactly what I want!

[ASBSECU E93]

Originally Posted by MKSixer

This is exactly what I want!

Another close neighbor is an heir to the Halls estate.

You should see THAT spread....

[ShopVac]

I'm at 1.5 acres. While my neighbors are a little closer than what I'd like, I have a county park behind me...which nobody can build on. So the closest thing behind me is over a mile away.

[E30_335i]

Bought house next door, rehabbed it, now office/storage space, two garages, 2 acres, 2 miles from center of town.

[bailyhill]

I have 20 acres on top of a mountain in New Hampshire. Look out and see mountains and trees. Nearest house light I can see is couple of miles down in the valley. Its a 1 hour round trip to Walmart. about 3 hours round trip to home depot/lowes. Dark Skies and no light pollution.

SinGas

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by ShopVac

I'm at 1.5 acres. While my neighbors are a little closer than what I'd like, I have a county park behind me...which nobody can build on. So the closest thing behind me is over a mile away.

The real question is what's cooking today?