Angry Man Pours Oil on Boundary Wall to Stop Neighbours Hanging Their Laundry, Mzansi Feels His Pain

Angry Man Pours Oil on Boundary Wall to Stop Neighbours Hanging Their Laundry, Mzansi Feels His Pain

  • A man frustrated with his next-door neighbours poured a black-like substance over the boundary wall
  • His reasoning was to prevent the neighbouring family from hanging their laundry on it which he expressed was wrong and messes his yard
  • The video was shared by web influencer Daniel Marven on Twitter and many netizens could relate to the annoyed man

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One very annoyed man took matters into his own hands after being frustrated with his neighbours’ ongoing habit of using the boundary wall for their personal use.

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A man who was frustrated with his neighbours hanging their wet laundry on his boundary wall had peeps in stitches. Image: @danielmarven/Twitter
Source: Twitter

The video of the hilarious incident was shared by popular web influencer Daniel Marven (@danielmarven) on Twitter and sees the man pour a black-like substance believed to be oil on the boundary wall.

He expressed that he was sick and tired of the neighbouring family using the wall to hang their wet laundry. He said it was wrong, unsightly, and dripped into his yard.

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“You see what happening ko gae, some neighbours bagafa,” the tweet was captioned.

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Several online shared their views in response to the incident. While some found t funny, others expressed that they understood the angry man’s frustration. Check out some of their comments on the post:

@melshongwe88

“This uncivilized thing of placing stuff on boundary walls is incorrect, washing lines are for that purpose. He did what is right the oil man. You come to your house and dirty water from your neighbour is dripping into your place.”

@antdote replied:

“But you can’t be hanging things in people's yards.”

@MasegeTshepo said:

“Yes but depends where the wall falls if I build the wall on my side of the yard then I have a right to do that. Just like that man told him to build your own wall.”

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@IzzyboyM wrote:

“If you don't get along with your neighbour. The best thing is build the wall in your own yard....if they were staying around PTA. The metro police were gonna come and bring that wall down...problem solved.”

Lady shares how her neighbour confronted her about “transparent” leggings

Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported that a confrontation between neighbours can often be rather entertaining. A lady took to social media to share an encounter that left some busting.

Everyone knows that leggings are not pants, however, society rocks them just like that and we have all adapted to the contours of women’s bodies.

Social media user @Emily_Tshego was casually going about her day in her leggings, aka pants, when her neighbour stumbled across to let her know they are apparently “transparent” and felt it was inappropriate as her hubby had full view.

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She captioned the post:

“NTHUSENG TUUUUU!!!! This woman (my neighbour) hails all the way from her house (front opposite) to tell me that my leggings are 'transparent' & her husband is doing the garden."

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za