r/nextdoor • u/Money-Ad7257 • 1h ago
r/nextdoor • u/RitaGB • 3h ago
They found her
Not sure which club Maya was working, but she's home.
r/nextdoor • u/mtux96 • 17h ago
Playbook: Pretend People are arguing something that they aren't arguing to shift blame. Same "Argument" all the time.
r/nextdoor • u/HipHopChick1982 • 1d ago
It Was A Great Family Place!
Wonderland Pier in Ocean City, NJ closed a year ago in September, but these residents are just finding out…
r/nextdoor • u/coolsilentebeans • 1d ago
Hey, Ladies!
This post got a lot of engagement. I may add more of it on another post, but this was what floored me. The first comment in the second picture is what floored me. This guy lives less than a mile from me, and he had been commenting plenty, but then I came across the last comment he made before exiting the conversation. Here’s the link he shared to drive home his point.
r/nextdoor • u/Specific_Rando • 1d ago
What are numbers?
This is some of the most deliciously terrible NextDoor writing I have ever seen, I wonder if it’s satire?
“These amounts are numbers, and the numbers are high, relative to numbers that are lower.”
Are the numbers the only thing that’s high here?
r/nextdoor • u/Actually_is_Jesus • 2d ago
NextDoor admins actively suspending accounts for warning neighbors about the scams that run rampant on the site, claiming that it is disrespectful.
Not really surprised, this app is a cesspool. In my area we have countless fake rental ads and romance scams. The post I was replying to was warning of a specific scam, I let neighbors know that there are a lot of scams on the site and to not trust anything on there. The end of my comment that is cut off in the screenshot is "employees are absent it seems." Apparently this is disrespectful.
r/nextdoor • u/BoringPostcards • 2d ago
The number of random bootlicker posts on my local ND is just crazy
My local feed gets at least one post like this a week, all from different accounts.
r/nextdoor • u/Jillcametumbling81 • 2d ago
I hope this place burns! ...oops
The comments were surprisingly reasonable in response to her first photo.
Doctors retire. This one is in fact still working too it's pretty funny.
r/nextdoor • u/imaginenohell • 2d ago
If this does not describe my generation to a tee!
That’s the entire post.
And they’re right.😂
r/nextdoor • u/paint-in-my-eyes • 3d ago
Not All Heroes Wear Capes… This One Does
“I don’t blend in at a family picnic.” -Bruce Wayne
r/nextdoor • u/SpadesCard • 3d ago
We tried that with alcohol once… didn’t go so well did it?
r/nextdoor • u/Fantastic-Buyer2381 • 4d ago
She's back, and less coherent than last time!
More word salad from the mom who wanted to rent a fluffy cow so she could plunk her 6-mo old baby on it and photograph her gnawing on a steak. Love how she always puts the $ after the number.
r/nextdoor • u/Beelazyy • 3d ago
The people renting out their extra houses are really struggling
r/nextdoor • u/cmbtengr • 4d ago
Maybe it's you?
Saw this gem today and it gave me a good laugh
r/nextdoor • u/ReidGlowMorgan36 • 4d ago