Tiny souls with tiny...ahem...that they feel they have to compensate for...

I can't explain this in any other way.  A Texas Homeowners' Association is suing a returning army veteran for putting up a swingset for his kids in his own back yard.  They're trying to make him take it down because they say he didn't submit a request in writing with drawings.  He's fighting it, because he said he asked and got verbal permission to put up a swingset.  He says nobody told him he had to submit all of his plans.

I understand that that was in a HOA neighborhood, and he doesn't have the right to shit in his own bathroom without permission in triplicate, but I really hope the judge tells the HOA to take a hike.  The individual in question actually tried to comply with their regulations, and nobody told him he wasn't until after the gigantic swingset was up. 

It really takes a very small person to force someone to take a promised toy away from their kids because it's "ugly"--especially when it isn't.