Odd things your neighbours do?
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wombleh said:
Does he have a PC in his room? Sounds like avid MMO gamer behaviour to me, always in the middle of some mission or quest. Headphones on could explain not hearing the delivery guy, or also just in the middle of something and couldn't take a break without disrupting his (and a load of other people) game.
This is exactly like my housemate. It's ridiculously irritating with missed deliveries, general untidiness, limited social interaction, etc, especially when he's in a lot more than I.Edited by WindyMills on Monday 29th June 15:50
The road we stay in is very tight for parking. We have one person that gets a piece of string or wool and measures his car to the car in front and behind. If it doesn't straighten out he will move his car to another spot.
The same person will also clean his car every 2nd night without fail even thou it hasn't moved.
The same person will also clean his car every 2nd night without fail even thou it hasn't moved.
5potTurbo said:
NOT cutting the grass on their front gardens, but keeping the back gardens neat.
No-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
But they can see the grass in their back garden and don't like it looking a sNo-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
t heap like it does out the front 
5potTurbo said:
NOT cutting the grass on their front gardens, but keeping the back gardens neat.
No-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
Probably because they aren't in the mood for all the smart arse comments....... "you'll make it rain", "you can do mine when you've finished that",.....No-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
Ha ha ha, so original.
Or getting caught by the resident street bore who just always happens to be passing at the right moment every single bloody time, and having to resist imbedding the shears in their neck.
My neighbour is a reclusive strange character, she doesn't have a good word to say about anything or anyone. I haven't seen her for 5 or 6 years and don't miss the conversations we had when she would spend at least an hour complaining about the world in general. A sad bitter old lady I am afraid
If it wasn't for the fact she has a couple of visitors every day I would think she was dead. When the postman in error delivered some of our mail to her we had difficulty getting it back. She wouldn't answer the door to him or to us, in the end a manager had to come from the local depot to collect it at a pre-arranged time to collect it and re deliver it.
They had to jump through hoops as they had made the mistake.
If it wasn't for the fact she has a couple of visitors every day I would think she was dead. When the postman in error delivered some of our mail to her we had difficulty getting it back. She wouldn't answer the door to him or to us, in the end a manager had to come from the local depot to collect it at a pre-arranged time to collect it and re deliver it.
They had to jump through hoops as they had made the mistake.
Mr GrimNasty said:
5potTurbo said:
NOT cutting the grass on their front gardens, but keeping the back gardens neat.
No-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
Probably because they aren't in the mood for all the smart arse comments....... "you'll make it rain", "you can do mine when you've finished that",.....No-one can see the back gardens apart from the direct neighbours, but everyone can see the front.
Ha ha ha, so original.
Or getting caught by the resident street bore who just always happens to be passing at the right moment every single bloody time, and having to resist imbedding the shears in their neck.
castex said:
Yes, shoot the dog with impunity. That'll move the townies along nicely.
Not quite they refused to control their dog around his award winning and damn tasty livestock so the poor dog paid the ultimate price for its owners stupidity and lack of respect for the farmer and his business. Am not sure why this couple struggled with the concept of having your dogs under control, my two were never shot by the farmer, but then I had the sense and decency to never let my dogs off the lead when near livestock as I couldn't 100% trust them.
ikarl said:
bencollins said:
jogger1976 said:
The bloke who lives two doors down was cleaning his cars in the rain again today It was absolutely pissing down as well
i do this too
In the rain 50% of the work is done for you, and you don't need much water to clean the car in the first place. Seems like a win win to me
Vandenberg said:
castex said:
Yes, shoot the dog with impunity. That'll move the townies along nicely.
Not quite they refused to control their dog around his award winning and damn tasty livestock so the poor dog paid the ultimate price for its owners stupidity and lack of respect for the farmer and his business. Am not sure why this couple struggled with the concept of having your dogs under control, my two were never shot by the farmer, but then I had the sense and decency to never let my dogs off the lead when near livestock as I couldn't 100% trust them.
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