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When the city demanded a boat owner hide his boat behind an opaque fence to appease a whiny neighbor, he happily complied.
He built the required fence, but then hired an artist to paint a realistic boat on it. Now any passersby, including the whiny neighbor, are treated to what appears to be his boat behind a pain of glass.
Malicious compliance at its best!
Previously: Woman paints fence bright colors to spite neighbors who made her cut 2ft off top
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