Snuphalufacus, Is it bad?

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My neighbor came out this morning and between some of her choice words she said I had snuphalufacus breath. It kind of caught me off guard. I can remember the word but I can't find what it is. Isn't it that big goofy elephant looking thing on sesame street? If so does it really have bad breath? I take it that the lady isn't happy, Her choice words and the mention of calling a lawyer and sueing me was clearly understood. I'm just trying to figure out, has this woman lost some of her cookies/marbles, am I that bad, or am I now a Sesame street characters breath??? Confused!!! LOL
 

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What was she yelling about and mad about .You step on her pansies . :razz: or is that panties :razz: or is that smelling ,humm .I'm confused now .
 

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ACCORDING TO THE URBAN DICTIONARY...............I read nothing about him having bad breath!

Snuffalupagus
1) The large woolly mammoth featured on the children's television program, Sesame Street. He could only be seen by Big Bird
2) A person or thing that either exists only in one's mind or others have never met, therefore think only exists in one's mind.

1) Big Bird and Snuffalupagus are best friends.
2) I haven't seen you in so long - everyone was beginning to think you were my Snuffalupagus!
 

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Aloysius Snuffleupagus, more commonly known as Mr. Snuffleupagus or Snuffy, is one of the characters on the educational television program for young children, Sesame Street. He was created as a woolly mammoth, without tusks or (visible) ears, and has a long thick pointed tail, similar in shape to that of a dinosaur or other reptile. He has long thick brown hair and a trunk, or "snuffle", that drags along the ground. He is a friend of Big Bird and has a baby sister named Alice. He also attends Snufflegarten.

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I can't smell it up here. :razz:
 

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I figure he's a TV character, so how does anyone know what his breath smells like? This woman is nuts. she says I'm stealing her land. Problem is she owns 1 acre and her trailer is sitting half on her land half on someone else. Now they want to move another trailer in and they put it 12 feet on my land and I had them move it off my land. It cost them $1500 to move it. Well they moved it and I guess the trailer moving people didn't listen to the surveyor. Because they still were over the property line, so they had to move it again, Again at the cost of $1500. Plus she still has to pay the attorney for 1/2 the cost of the survey. Another $3200, I know, I just wrote that check last week! So as you can tell, she isn't very happy with me. But It's my land, I'm suppose to be stealing. So now I'm a Snuffalupagus breath, low lying, (e-mail address removed). I can handle that..... :nananananana:
 

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Yep and if you let the trailer stay there, it would become theirs, at least in arizona. You maintain the land for 7 years it is yours, like mowing, put something on it........weird law. Maybe they changed it by now. lol

Hope she does not do revenge type stuff, you might want to get some cameras up.
 

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Yep be careful Larkin. Someone dumped oil in my neighbors koi pond and thankfully he found it before it killed his fish. He had to add some kind of stuff into the pond to rid the oil off their scales and it cost him a hundred bucks or so and several partial water changes till the oil was gone but no fish lost. He's got signs up now on his property that say he has a camera watching the place. Sometimes that's enough cuz they don't know if you really do or not and might not want to take a chance on being seen. Course real cameras would be better but more work.
 
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I agree with JW, cameras really do help persuade people to behave themselves.
I have had surveillance systems in my last place and the place I am currently living in.
I set this last surveillance system up a couple years ago when my neighbor here moved in after his mother died. The mother was loopy herself, but her son is a classic sociopath. First thing he did when he moved in was to cut our garden irrigation lines I had attached to our side of the chainlink fence. When I asked him why he did it, his reply was the fence was on his side of the property and therefore he was just cleaning up "his" property. Without even doing a survey there is plenty of evidence that the fence is on our property, and as you have found even a legal survey won't convince idiots from ,,, well,, being idiots. So instead of going that route and wasting time I beefed up the supports for the irrigation lines, so he would have to really do some damage to take it down, and I set up a surveillance system with no less than 4 cameras pointing at the fence line. What ever he does now I will have direct and damming evidence against him should maters end up in court. and he knows it, Needless to say he has behaved himself with regard to the fence line, still he is a long way from being cured, so I'm glad I have surveillance.
Consumer surveillance systems are actually pretty cheap now, well within the budget of most people. I just finished installing a 4 camera system for the friend of another neighbor, the system only cost $300. But perhaps in your case Larkin, that money would be better spent on mouthwash???? LOL
 

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We have no bad neighbors, but I love our system, 7 cameras watching the pond and yard, one watching our front drive, I can see anytime some body comes up to the house. Gives me time to put on clothes................lmao

Have gotten some really neat recordings of wild life.
 

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We have no bad neighbors, but I love our system, 7 cameras watching the pond and yard, one watching our front drive, I can see anytime some body comes up to the house. Gives me time to put on clothes................lmao

Have gotten some really neat recordings of wild life.
Outside or inside? :yikesu: :redface:
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the dvr is inside, the cameras are all outside.
 

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