For every nosy neighbor, there's the one whose clever hijinks you can't help but admire.
Here, we have a particularly private resident who did not enjoy the slim possibility of Peeping Toms getting a closer look at his backyard. Naturally, he decided that the best way to combat the new neighbors moving in next door was to install a tall fence to keep them out. Well, apparently, an eight-foot fence was too high for the local HOA to permit, so they tried to throw a ton of fees his way. That's when the resident went from being private and slightly shady to fully iconic. He decided to look at the HOA guidelines about fences closely and realized he could only install a fence at the height limit (six feet). However, there was no language restricting him from installing said fence on top of a brick wall to make it even higher.
Keep scrolling below for the full story and for the best reactions from folks in the comments section. For more stories like this, take a look at this story about a guy's petty revenge against his HOA regarding whether or not he could plant sunflowers.
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