Idiotic Neighbour!

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Leptons

5,150 posts

178 months

Tuesday 8th October 2013
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Sway said:
Big bag of frozen sausages from Asda. Other supermarkets are available but you're up north.

Hammer them into his lawn vertically.

Wait until thawed, and every bird/badger/hedgehog/dog/fox in the area has ripped his lawn a new one.

If it's a big enough lawn, words can be formed in Ardennes style trenches.

Like a big Art Attack.

OP, do you look like Neil Buchanen?
So proud to be a PHer right now.

Tuvra

7,921 posts

227 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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sebhaque said:
Silverbullet767 said:
Bookmarked.

Can I suggest that you decorate his car in post-its?

I see a problem with this. The post it notes on the windows should be placed upside-down - that way if you try to be clever and roll the window down, it just flattens the fkers to the window instead of peeling them off.

Same goes for wiper sweep although they often catch on the way back.
fk that!

Have you seen how expensive "post it" notes are?!?

SpydieNut

5,807 posts

225 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Tuvra said:
sebhaque said:
Silverbullet767 said:
Bookmarked.

Can I suggest that you decorate his car in post-its?

I see a problem with this. The post it notes on the windows should be placed upside-down - that way if you try to be clever and roll the window down, it just flattens the fkers to the window instead of peeling them off.

Same goes for wiper sweep although they often catch on the way back.
fk that!

Have you seen how expensive "post it" notes are?!?
it'd be worth it for this chap though - if he calls the cops every time a kid is playing near his house, then i suspect ^^this^^ may well cause him to burst one of the blood vessels inside his head.

H18 ENF

Original Poster:

700 posts

171 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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OP here smile

I wish I could tell you tales of sausages being stuck to post it notes buried in the ground to be posted through his letterbox and set fire to but unfortunately, before I had chance to do any of this his wife found him cheating on her with a 21 year old... Which considering he's a mental and in his 40's I don't quite know how to feel about...

The upshot being he is no longer my neighbour... His wife, incidentally, had a freak accident in her car apparently after all the brake lines had been cut... She was on her way to the tip with many many 'subscription only' magazines which she claims she'd never heard of...

Probably coincidental...

williredale

2,866 posts

154 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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fk me! I didn't see that coming!

VinceFox

20,566 posts

174 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Blimey!

0llie

3,013 posts

198 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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BrettMRC

4,190 posts

162 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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...happily ever after?

Salgar

3,283 posts

186 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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The wife had her brake lines cut? By who? Isn't that manslaughter?

Is the house just empty now? I still think there is time for the frozen sausages, I think the message is probably just a bit different now. Something like "FNAR"

SpeckledJim

31,608 posts

255 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Salgar said:
Isn't that manslaughter?
If they were cut on purpose, I'm not sure manslaughter would be the charge, and I think there's an irksome dead/not dead line that needs to be crossed somewhere. Bloody red-tape.

Coldfuse

518 posts

196 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Sounds like karma did indeed catch up.

J4CKO

41,820 posts

202 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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H18 ENF said:
OP here smile

I wish I could tell you tales of sausages being stuck to post it notes buried in the ground to be posted through his letterbox and set fire to but unfortunately, before I had chance to do any of this his wife found him cheating on her with a 21 year old... Which considering he's a mental and in his 40's I don't quite know how to feel about...

The upshot being he is no longer my neighbour... His wife, incidentally, had a freak accident in her car apparently after all the brake lines had been cut... She was on her way to the tip with many many 'subscription only' magazines which she claims she'd never heard of...

Probably coincidental...
Well, not strictly true, at least one Sausage was getting buried...

What an utter piece of human excrement he truly is, some people are not desitined to exist in society without going against every grain there is, absolutely a mental, you cant reason with them, their brains are wired wrong.

My uncles neighbour is one, that dangerous combination of retired, meddlesome, opinianted old berk who knows every law and called the Police about criminal damage done by my uncle, the damage was a hedge, that he was pruning, there is no point entering into any kind of dialogue once you have established contact with a mental, though pushing their buttons can be kind of fun.

so called

9,094 posts

211 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Had a neighbour a few years back that did nothing but complain about my noisy kids, barking dogs etc etc.
One day he walked into my garage while I was reparing something and informed me that he had been burgled the night before.
He complained that because my dogs hadnt barked, he had had to wake his wife and send her down stairs to "see off the burglers".

I of caurse apologies for my dogs being so inconsiderate and so putting his wife in danger !!!! What a knob.

ESOG

1,705 posts

160 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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If I were you I would go out to his vehicle in the middle of the night and take a st on the hood of his van hahahaha imagine his surprise when he gets into his van, starts it up and turns on the wipers to wipe away the morning doo (< get it? Dew doo) and is faced with human feces resting atop the hood of his handi mobile. hehe

Dr Doofenshmirtz

15,345 posts

202 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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0llie said:
That's a very appropriate use of that Meme!!

Brake lines cut...really?

H18 ENF

Original Poster:

700 posts

171 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Before this gets too confused... The brake lines were not really cut... It was an extension on a 'payback' theme...

Sort'a wish I hadn't written that bit now... wink

Marty63

2,347 posts

176 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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so - did she die ??

james_tigerwoods

16,296 posts

199 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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Marty63 said:
so - did she die ??
Was she hammered in to the lawn?

Jagmanv12

1,573 posts

166 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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I think it was the 21 year old who was being hammered. wink

NDA

21,740 posts

227 months

Wednesday 9th October 2013
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H18 ENF said:
OP here smile

I wish I could tell you tales of sausages being stuck to post it notes buried in the ground to be posted through his letterbox and set fire to but unfortunately, before I had chance to do any of this his wife found him cheating on her with a 21 year old... Which considering he's a mental and in his 40's I don't quite know how to feel about...

The upshot being he is no longer my neighbour... His wife, incidentally, had a freak accident in her car apparently after all the brake lines had been cut... She was on her way to the tip with many many 'subscription only' magazines which she claims she'd never heard of...

Probably coincidental...
Is the cheating bit true? If so, now is the time to go around there and gloat. Perhaps mention that you're thinking of accusing him of interfering with your young students,,

These things are best dine informally over a cup of tea and a ginger snap.