Our next door neighbour abuses our wheelie bin...
Our next door neighbour abuses our wheelie bin...
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hornetrider

Original Poster:

63,161 posts

236 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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...and it really, really is beginning to piss us off!!!

Now, this may be the pettiest rant ever, but I'm considering serious guerilla action against our next door neighbour. He doesn't come home every night so presume he has another half or works away occasionally... but whenever he does come home the ANNOYING SELFISH BASTARD drops his coffee cups from sipping on the move into OUR wheelie bin! mad

Let me set out the situation, as this is key to us losing the plot. Our drive is in front of our house, his driveway is alongside the left hand side of our house as you look at it from the front. Our wheelie bin is on our land to the left of our house adjacent to his driveway. Hence when he parks up, its usually within about a yard or two of our bin. His wheelie bin is about 10 yards away from where he parks his car, next to his front door. So the lazy arsehole can't be arsed to carry his coffee cup 10 measly ing yards!!

I realise this is not one of life's biggest problems... and how we laughed and joked about it for about, oh, A YEAR OR ING SO. But now its just getting ing ridiculous! mad

Whenever I lift the lid and spy a Costa coffee cup nestling innocently on top of our bags of waste the blood begins to boil... the heart begins to race and in my mind I'm conjuring ways of getting some payback.

IS IT TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR THE tt TO USE HIS OWN ING BIN???? WELL IS IT??

I repeat, this is not once every month, this is a couple of times a week ffs!

I ask you, the PH massive, to suggest ways of paying back this absolute tt of a man. Something needs to be done. furious

Zebrano

820 posts

246 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Move the bin.

Killer2005

20,643 posts

259 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Move your bin?

Matt172

12,415 posts

275 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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padlock? wire it to the mains? ask him politey not to do it anymore

MitchT

17,159 posts

240 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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NUKE HIM FROM furiousRBIT!

Matt172

12,415 posts

275 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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or you could save them all up over the month and fill his bin with them wink

MonkeyHanger

9,267 posts

273 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Train him to drop his rubbish on the ground, then you'll really have something to moan about.

Rich-UK

1,431 posts

287 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Put one of those springy things that used to jump out of novelty jars and take someones eye out in the bin. Set up CCTV. Upload to YouTube. Post Link here.

hornetrider

Original Poster:

63,161 posts

236 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Many thanks for your sensible replies, I wish I'd thought of that solution, I really do. idea

...we move it along the length of the path to the left of the house but he always stops his car immediately adjacent to the fecking thing. I can't be arsed to store it in the back garden as thats a pain in the arse as it would be an eyesore.

And there's nowhere else for it to go.

eta: ooh, some better replies!!

Edited by hornetrider on Tuesday 4th September 22:56

AlexKP

16,484 posts

275 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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hornetrider said:
Now, this may be the pettiest rant ever...
Yes, it probably is.

Does it really matter?

He isn't throwing it on the ground, or chucking it on your lawn. Where is your neighbour spirit?

If it makes you feel better, go and put somthing in his bin. And savour that special moment when you have the lid raised and you realise just how petty you are being...

Kermit power

29,622 posts

244 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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You could keep a diary over the next 12 months recording exactly how often his coffee cups have prevented you from getting all your rubbish into your own wheelie bin?

Please do come back and tell us as well, as I doubt any of us will sleep comfortably in our beds until we know the true extent of this neighbour's heinous crime!

SpydieNut

5,959 posts

254 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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sorry but Jesus H censoreding Christ.

so there's nothing more upsetting in your life than the occasional coffee cup in your wheelie bin??????

you lucky, lucky bastard.


MitchT

17,159 posts

240 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Swap bins over so he's inadvertantly putting them in his bin.

Matt172

12,415 posts

275 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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MitchT said:
Swap bins over so he's inadvertantly putting them in his bin.
hehe now that is the best idea so far

hornetrider

Original Poster:

63,161 posts

236 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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anonymous said:
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I'm liking your style.

What would you suggest? Cat shit? hehe

elster

17,517 posts

241 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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That is a poor poor rant topic.

I take it you don't talk to your neighbours where you live.

Edited by elster on Tuesday 4th September 23:02

Zebrano

820 posts

246 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Not knowing the layout of your drive, but can you move the bin the the right side of the house instead of the left ? Failing that put a note of the top telliing him to piss off and use his own bin?

Or.

Send him a invoice for the monthly rental for the use of your wheelie bin....

I dunno... I'm sure you'll work something out in the end,

Kermit power

29,622 posts

244 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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hornetrider said:
anonymous said:
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I'm liking your style.

What would you suggest? Cat shit? hehe
If you're going for retaliation, why not go the whole hog and throw in a used teabag or something? After all, there's no point holding back when faced with such an unprovoked attack on your civil liberties!

Unfortunately, you could just chuck your old life in his bin, seeing as you are clearly in desperate need of a new one!

rpguk

4,520 posts

315 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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Is there still coffee which creates a puddle at the bottom of your bin/stains?

If it's just empty cups it is terribly petty, but it's your bin and presumably on your private land so your within your rights to ask him to stop.

Have you spoken to him about it? I bet the thought it might be aggravating you hasn't even gone through his mind.

Edited by rpguk on Tuesday 4th September 23:05

Glassman

25,086 posts

246 months

Tuesday 4th September 2007
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hornetrider said:
anonymous said:
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I'm liking your style.

What would you suggest? Cat shit? hehe
Get over it.