I left scathing notes on my neighbor’s car after he parked in front of my house – it started a huge feud

A MAJOR feud was sparked after an angry woman left scathing notes on her neighbor’s car after they parked in front of her house.

The dispute came to a head after Roza McQueen fought for months to have her road resurfaced by local council in Drummoyne, Australia.

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Eventually, community workers rocked up to refill the road, but because the parked car was in the way, they worked around it.

It meant the whole road looked smooth except for Roza’s section, which remained in a worn condition.

The Sydney woman was furious and took to social media to share a photo of a note she left for the driver, whom she sarcastically dubbed a “legend”.

The sign on the car’s front window read: “Wow, you are such a legend.

“I really appreciate you leaving your car here.

“Yeah, the front of my house looks like shit.

“Park in front of your house.”

Roza also left a second note on the car’s rear window which read: “Thank you for parking your car here when road works were scheduled.

“Karin.”

However, the frustrated woman said the passive-aggressive tones weren’t the first to leave her.

Earlier in the week the council had alerted them that a section of the road would not be repaired unless the car was moved.

She told 2GB Radio: “The first sign was a warning to move the car, they are coming on Thursday.

“I gave them a week’s notice and it’s still there.

“It’s a disaster, it’s ridiculous.”

Roza contacted the council and pleaded for her section to be renewed, but was despondent.

She said: “I called the council, they said ‘oh no that’s not good’ and I said ‘yes it’s not, I want it fixed’ but even if they fix it it will still give a patch.

“We’ve been waiting for this for a really, really long time.

“They surfaced it again, patched it up for months, and finally the day came.”

People on social media supported Roza and despised the ignorant neighbor.

“I would have paid a towing company $500 to have it impounded,” one said.

“I’m with Karen,” said a second.

“Can’t blame her, she’s proud of where she lives… slobs wouldn’t understand the principle,” said another.

On the Internet, heated arguments are the order of the day on the streets of the suburbs.

A driver left such a threatening note for his neighbor that the police intervened.

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