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oilydan

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1,197 posts

140 months

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Hello PH super sleuths. I have a mission for you. Should you choose to accept it...

The neighbor of my Ex, but more importantly of my 17 year old daughter, back home in the UK is causing a bit of aggro. Upsetting my daughter, disrupting her during exams and disrespecting privacy. Being 3500 miles away makes it difficult for me to go around and knock on his door but I would love to be able to persuade him to back the fook up.

This is where you come in.

How would I go about digging into his life, trying to find leverage?

A Bit of backround checking reveals that he is about 55-60, single, likes to smoke pot, listens to techno music, is a bit of a computer geek and gamer. Has a Phd in Biology and works as a tech in the local university. But that's all I can find. I need better than this frown I can't just shout at him 'hey weird weed smoking guy, leave my daughter alone'. Doesn't have much bite.

How do I dig down to the good stuff?

uk66fastback

9,518 posts

140 months

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Why do you think unearthing stuff on him and then confronting him with it is going to make your daughter's life easier?

And are you going to shout it to him from 3500 miles away?

Hasn't your ex got a big boyfriend/other half who could have a word?


Xeno

304 posts

50 months

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Where (roughly) is this?

Morningside

16,773 posts

98 months

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"Likes to smoke pot."
Tip the Police off that he is dealing. Maybe they wont find anything but...

StottyZr

4,073 posts

32 months

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I'm confused at his age and your daughters age. Did you say he was her ex and he's 55-60? And shes 17? yikes
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PeanutHead

7,548 posts

39 months

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oilydan said:
The neighbor of my Ex, but more importantly of my 17 year old daughter, back home in the UK is causing a bit of aggro.
StottyZr said:
I'm confused at his age and your daughters age. Did you say he was her ex and he's 55-60? And shes 17? yikes
It's not that hard to understand, is it?

Can't see how it would benifit you OP, unless you goner send him a strongly worded Email with all the dirt you have on him.

doogz

18,668 posts

56 months

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StottyZr said:
I'm confused at his age and your daughters age. Did you say he was her ex and he's 55-60? And shes 17? yikes
Read it again.

RobCrezz

7,554 posts

77 months

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What has he been doing?

Sheets Tabuer

12,144 posts

84 months

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RobCrezz said:
What has he been doing?
Behaving in a manner a 17 year old finds odd.

EDLT

14,580 posts

75 months

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Morningside said:
"Likes to smoke pot."
Tip the Police off that he is dealing. Maybe they wont find anything but...
This, he might be like that PHer who had a garage full of the stuff for 'personal use'.

oilydan

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1,197 posts

140 months

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He has been repeatedly asked to be a bit nicer; turn the music down a bit so they can sleep (especially during exam time), not cut the boundary hedge between the properties to such an extent that their privacy is compromised by it having huge holes in it and generally not be such a turd.

He is now doing everything he can to be a turd.

General area is Aber. North Wales.

And yes, a strongly worded phone call revealing knowlege of (insert past faux pas here) and telling him to cease the turdage will be first on the agenda. Next would be a quick turn-around flight ticket and the associated VBRJ.

PeanutHead

7,548 posts

39 months

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Sheets Tabuer said:
Behaving in a manner a 17 year old finds odd.
That be the techno part then.

StottyZr

4,073 posts

32 months

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doogz said:
StottyZr said:
I'm confused at his age and your daughters age. Did you say he was her ex and he's 55-60? And shes 17? yikes
Read it again.
Clicked. It took me a while. I couldn't understand why his daugher would live near his ex hehe

oilydan

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1,197 posts

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You only have to see him to understand that everything he does is a bit odd to a 17 yr old!

You know that lecturer that the PH pitchfork mob burnt at the stake for looking a bit odd at the time of the Yates Murder.....he looks like that but skinny.

Ergo, must be a weirdo.

Squiggs

446 posts

24 months

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oilydan said:
He has been repeatedly asked to be a bit nicer; turn the music down a bit so they can sleep (especially during exam time), not cut the boundary hedge between the properties to such an extent that their privacy is compromised by it having huge holes in it and generally not be such a turd.

He is now doing everything he can to be a turd.
Sounds to me as if the more you 'have a go at him' asking him not to do things the more he's going to do it.
Unless he's actually being a 'nuisance' by playing loud music or cutting hedges that aren't his, thereby causing damage to someone elses property - there isn't a lot you can do.
The worlds full of 'turds' but we have to live and let live.

Timmy35

8,435 posts

67 months

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Post the 17 year old some ear plugs, and suggest that what-ever it is she likes do in the garden that she feels she doesn't want the neighbour to see.....she stops doing. Or that your ex looses a tiny amount of lawn by erecting a bababoo/wicker screen a few inches inside her side of the boundary for privacy.

Then forget it, grow up, and move on.

( If she's doing something like sunbathing in the garden remember your PH chums and post a pic. )

BoRED S2upid

9,428 posts

109 months

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Just keep reporting his unsociable behaviour to the police they can give him an ASBO for playing music at all hours. If hes a computer geek then surley he has facebook accounts and such like?

oilydan

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1,197 posts

140 months

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Can't find a FaceBook profile, he really doesn't look the type to have any friends to make it worth his while signing-up.

TTmonkey

7,370 posts

116 months

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And yes, a strongly worded phone call revealing knowlege of (insert past faux pas here) and telling him to cease the turdage will be first on the agenda. Next would be a quick turn-around flight ticket and the associated VBRJ.
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Your going to fly 7000 miles to deliver a verbal to someone acting a 'bit odd'....?

Now wheres that "o'Rely" meme when you want it....?

Justices

2,335 posts

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Could just be an old git doing old git stuff? ie, once he's realised he is annoying you, it becomes his daily entertainment? I'd stick to a routine of being nice and asking him to help out during the exam period, likely to get far better results.


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