If you live in close proximity to strangers, it is quite possible that there could be some disagreements.
A woman claims her nightmare neighbour called the police after she sent her a glitter-filled Christmas letter as a prank.
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The woman was able to Reddit to explain how she’d moved to a “nice little neighbourhood”She is pictured with her husband, and their baby.
She began to have problems with her neighbour shortly after they arrived.
One evening, the woman’s corgi puppy had run up to the neighbour and scared her, despite being the “least terrifying animal on earth”.
The new mum was shocked by the neighbour’s dramatic reaction, after she “shrieked”And ran inside the home “cussing”.
A few days later, a humane officer arrived at her home and informed her that they would be fined for any dog who does it again. The neighbour was also being fined. “terrified for her safety”.
The Reddit user explained that it wasn’t the first time the neighbour has had issues with people in the area, and had previously called the police “multiple times”For someone else.
After she reached the end of her tether, her mum decided to exact her revenge.
She wrote, “I found an anonymous website that sends glitter bomb holiday/Christmas cards to people so when you open them, they shoot glitter EVERYWHERE.”
“Like a month goes by and I was wondering if this website just took my money or if she just wasn’t going to say anything about it.
“I s*** you not a cop comes to my door, asks to come inside and then busts out laughing explaining he’s here over a glitter Christmas card.
“He tells me I made his day and that was the funniest call he’s ever ran and leaves.
“Totally legal and great petty revenge.”
Despite the joke, she said that she was actually on good terms with her neighbour.
The mom explained: “Turns out she is just a bit socially anxious so that’s why she’s gotten into it with a lot of the neighbours, but she is actually a really nice person under the Karen exterior.”
The post divided opinion with many claiming that the glitter card was a humorous response.
One person said: “You’re pretty bold for that.”
However, others took the neighbour’s side, with one saying: “Yeah, I don’t care how well trained or ‘nice’Your dog is what it is, and I don’t care about the breed.
“Leash your dog unless you’re in a designated off leash area.
“There are so many situations where a nice, well trained dog can get into trouble being off leash. Also, I have known many corgis who like to bite strangers.”
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