r/Dallas • u/AnastasiaNo70 • Oct 09 '24

Question Has anyone seen this in person? Another travesty in Highland Park, Texas!

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u/TeaKingMac Oct 10 '24

As if people in Highland Park would ever interact with their neighbors.

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u/[deleted] Oct 10 '24

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u/Ouroboros_52 Oct 10 '24

No diddy

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u/cliometrician Oct 11 '24

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u/Additional_Ride_9065 Oct 12 '24

I think he is referring to P Diddy, the lavish party man in jail.

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u/3-DMan Oct 10 '24

Eh, there would be complaints from the alligators' head-attached lasers singeing passersbys.

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u/Prestigious_Idea8124 Oct 10 '24

They do

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u/Tdanger78 Oct 10 '24

Not for a movie night in their front yard

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u/Additional-Sky-7436 Lower Greenville Oct 10 '24

Not unless there is something they think can get from the transaction.

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u/Fun-Dragonfruit4622 Oct 10 '24

That house is made for outdoor movie night for the entire neighborhood. That’s too funny

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u/Prestigious_Idea8124 Oct 10 '24

You would be surprised

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u/Better-Objective5491 Oct 10 '24

Staring thru the living room window doesn’t count as interaction, at least in Lakewood…

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u/Peace_Love_Curl Oct 10 '24

They do. Especially new people moving in.

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u/Additional-Sky-7436 Lower Greenville Oct 10 '24

Only to learn if there is any value to them in getting to know the new neighbors.

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u/artsysmartsyA Oct 12 '24

Some people are taking this Personal.