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Andyjc86
Original Poster
344 posts
18 months
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Only reason I ask is because I have just got the baby to sleep, then a neighbour fires up the lawn mower, now baby won't go back to sleep. When can I go round there and kick off?
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Keyser Soze
10,944 posts
60 months
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drivin_me_nuts
13,784 posts
80 months
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9:00 pm,. Certainly around where I live in the summer people cut their grass up until 9, sometimes later.
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davepoth
19,940 posts
68 months
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Andyjc86 said: Only reason I ask is because I have just got the baby to sleep, then a neighbour fires up the lawn mower, now baby won't go back to sleep. When can I go round there and kick off? it's about the right time to do it in this heat really. Any earlier and it might kill the grass.
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tonker
43,849 posts
117 months
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Why not let him off this time, then ask him if he could do you a favour, as you have a baby that goes to bed early, and not do it after 7, just this year..... be reasonable and see if he is.
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steveo3002
2,333 posts
43 months
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TorqueVR
890 posts
68 months
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Funny you asked that, I was just thinking the same thing half ann hour ago and decided against it
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minky monkey
1,095 posts
35 months
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steveo3002 said: 8pm is fine id say Definitely. Not exactly an unreasonable time, especially in this heat.
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sinizter
3,346 posts
55 months
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Perfectly fine.
As long as its not after about 10-10.30PM, I would have no problem.
If it was just an isolated incident, I wouldn't even care if he did at 1 in the morning.
If it was a regular thing, I would prefer he did it before 9PM, but that's just a personal preference as that's when I sit down to watch TV and eat.
(Not that I can hear my neighbour's lawn mower in my house much).
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Occam's Razor
92 posts
41 months
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Depends if your neighbour can hear a screaming baby in the middle of the night....
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JPearson
712 posts
31 months
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Id say its more reasonable than seeing someone with a flymo in the pissing rain.
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Zwolf
22,321 posts
75 months
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Andyjc86 said: When can I go round there and kick off? After 11pm.
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Willy Nilly
2,891 posts
36 months
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The noise didn't wake your baby up
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Andyjc86
Original Poster
344 posts
18 months
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He's stopped now, I wouldn't mind but last night he was chopping his hedge until 9:30. Getting a teething 9 month old to sleep is hard enough at the best of times lol
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Andyjc86
Original Poster
344 posts
18 months
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Willy Nilly said: The noise didn't wake your baby up I beg to differ
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66comanche
2,369 posts
28 months
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Ah another person that just because they've procreated believes the world should revolve around them and theirs.
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TankRizzo
2,192 posts
62 months
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He has his own life, and I don't think 8pm is unreasonable.
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surveyor
4,549 posts
53 months
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Funny thing this thread - someone just started one up here and I thought it's a bit late.
I've told the step-son that he's not allowed to mow after 8 (like there is any chance of that!).
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steveo3002
2,333 posts
43 months
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show him your "baby on board window" sticker , probably doesnt realise baby jesus lives there
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TinyCappo
1,397 posts
22 months
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cant complain till after 10pm weekdays and 11pm weekends i would go out and do mine now its much cooler!
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