Odd things your neighbours do?

Odd things your neighbours do?

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Zetec-S

5,983 posts

95 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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ElectricSoup said:
The landfill bin is out on the pavement, in full view of my dining room, overflowing already with 4 days more rubbish to go "in" it, on Wednesday afternoon, ready for collection on.......Monday morning. And no, they're not away, they are at home. Looking forward to my litter picking duties on the front lawn later.

FFS.
Get up early one morning, wheel it down the road and round the corner.

GipsyHillClimber

129 posts

96 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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TroubledSoul said:
Perhaps it could be drone-mounted and become doubly irritating laugh
Providing the drone isn't controlled by a bluetooth remote that is!

PositronicRay

27,158 posts

185 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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Zetec-S said:
ElectricSoup said:
The landfill bin is out on the pavement, in full view of my dining room, overflowing already with 4 days more rubbish to go "in" it, on Wednesday afternoon, ready for collection on.......Monday morning. And no, they're not away, they are at home. Looking forward to my litter picking duties on the front lawn later.

FFS.
Get up early one morning, wheel it down the road and round the corner.
Good idea this, teams of vigilantes could round up feral wheelie bins and impound them.

illmonkey

18,293 posts

200 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.

PositronicRay

27,158 posts

185 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?

illmonkey

18,293 posts

200 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?
I wish! Loud enough to wake me up sometimes.

Greendubber

13,297 posts

205 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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ElectricSoup said:
The landfill bin is out on the pavement, in full view of my dining room, overflowing already with 4 days more rubbish to go "in" it, on Wednesday afternoon, ready for collection on.......Monday morning. And no, they're not away, they are at home. Looking forward to my litter picking duties on the front lawn later.

FFS.
Our trampy neighbours do that here, I'm forever clearing up their st.

They take zero pride in the house or garden, they're renters and appear to not give one st about their takeaway boxes blowing all over the road.

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

118 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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TroubledSoul said:
nonsequitur said:
Bush would certainly be a contender in that situation. (First album only).
Machinehead from Sixteen Stone music
Yes, great track, but not really ' garden ' related.

Blown2CV

29,169 posts

205 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
how much time do you have on your hands that you sit there listening to all that?

berlintaxi

8,535 posts

175 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Sure they're the weird ones?

ReaperCushions

6,151 posts

186 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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Blown2CV said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
how much time do you have on your hands that you sit there listening to all that?
Depends on how long it takes him to finish cracking one off to it.

PositronicRay

27,158 posts

185 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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illmonkey said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?
I wish! Loud enough to wake me up sometimes.
I think you need a hobby.

hyphen

26,262 posts

92 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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hyphen said:
I'm sure they have their reasons, but when you think how long the tree has been there, and its importance to the environment it is such a shame frown .

One of the left behind tree stumps.




Well, at least I will have more natural light in the evening. Hope the (grey) squirrels don't have to go too far for a new home as seeing them around is part and parcel of this area.

Edited by hyphen on Tuesday 29th May 15:39
See that bit of broken fence?

Well a skip arrived to collect the tree remains and fence remains.

1st oddness - The skip driver didn't put it on right as the builder had a word and then the skip truck reversed and bumped the skip further up the driveway with the truck. Not sure that was good for the driveway material underneath.

2nd oddness: The builder and 2 labourers were foreign, however they were all from different nations. I know this as they communicated in their 2nd language of english. Imagine a conversation where someone who doesn't speak english very welll is then explaining instructions to another person who doesn't speak very well hehe Nice guys though.

3rd Oddness. They have removed that bit of fence, and built a new bit of fence. Whats odd? They have built it out of posts and OSB. Including a OSB gate. Who uses OSB for a fence!!

Edited by hyphen on Thursday 7th June 22:23

Blue Oval84

5,278 posts

163 months

Thursday 7th June 2018
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PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?
I wish! Loud enough to wake me up sometimes.
I think you need a hobby.
I'm surprised that you're all surprised about illmonkey knowing his neighbour's routines. When in bed I can very easily hear whenever my upstairs neighbours go for a piss, even though they're girls it's quite audible and as I'm lying in an otherwise silent bedroom it's impossible to not notice. Likewise the noise of backside sliding on a wet bath is unmistakeable.

I get satisfaction from knowing that the neighbours underneath me can certainly hear the earth shattering eruptions when I'm sat on the Porcelain Throne the morning after a heavy night out. It's a wonder that they even still talk to me quite frankly.

It's weird because otherwise, noise transfer in our flats is very low, I rarely hear much other than footsteps if they're wearing heels on the hardwood floor. I guess it must be because the toilets are all connected through a central soil pipe.

Digga

40,503 posts

285 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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hyphen said:
I'm sure they have their reasons, but when you think how long the tree has been there, and its importance to the environment it is such a shame frown .
It's always a shame to lose a lovely old tree, but looking at the picture, there is no way that tree and those sheds and the fence could have continued to co-exist. (We have to take out two large fir trees from the front garden which were beginning to move the fence and also threaten the mains drainage.)

hyphen said:
Who uses OSB for a fence!!
People who have come from countries where some of the housing is less substantial than your sheds. biggrin

illmonkey

18,293 posts

200 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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Blue Oval84 said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?
I wish! Loud enough to wake me up sometimes.
I think you need a hobby.
I'm surprised that you're all surprised about illmonkey knowing his neighbour's routines. When in bed I can very easily hear whenever my upstairs neighbours go for a piss, even though they're girls it's quite audible and as I'm lying in an otherwise silent bedroom it's impossible to not notice. Likewise the noise of backside sliding on a wet bath is unmistakeable.

I get satisfaction from knowing that the neighbours underneath me can certainly hear the earth shattering eruptions when I'm sat on the Porcelain Throne the morning after a heavy night out. It's a wonder that they even still talk to me quite frankly.

It's weird because otherwise, noise transfer in our flats is very low, I rarely hear much other than footsteps if they're wearing heels on the hardwood floor. I guess it must be because the toilets are all connected through a central soil pipe.
Thank you! Some sense. It's an old building converted, so no concrete floors etc. It's hard not to hear it when trying to sleep or when you wake up and cradling your amour in your arms. Music has become part of my routine now, to try and cover the noise up.

ashleyman

7,003 posts

101 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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Blue Oval84 said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
PositronicRay said:
illmonkey said:
They have baths in the morning. Maybe weird, but I know because I can hear their arses rub on the tub. They are late 70's.

They usually have a poo before too.

Lovely.
Do have a stethoscope against the wall?
I wish! Loud enough to wake me up sometimes.
I think you need a hobby.
I'm surprised that you're all surprised about illmonkey knowing his neighbour's routines. When in bed I can very easily hear whenever my upstairs neighbours go for a piss, even though they're girls it's quite audible and as I'm lying in an otherwise silent bedroom it's impossible to not notice. Likewise the noise of backside sliding on a wet bath is unmistakeable.

I get satisfaction from knowing that the neighbours underneath me can certainly hear the earth shattering eruptions when I'm sat on the Porcelain Throne the morning after a heavy night out. It's a wonder that they even still talk to me quite frankly.

It's weird because otherwise, noise transfer in our flats is very low, I rarely hear much other than footsteps if they're wearing heels on the hardwood floor. I guess it must be because the toilets are all connected through a central soil pipe.
It's quite funny because I can hear when my upstairs neighbour is on the toilet. He also sneezes on time at 8PM every single evening except for Fridays when he comes home battered at about 1am.

Digga

40,503 posts

285 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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ashleyman said:
He also sneezes on time at 8PM every single evening except for Fridays when he comes home battered at about 1am.
He has a glass of red wine with dinner. He is allergic to tannin, but perhaps does not realise it. This is very common.

DRFC1879

3,446 posts

159 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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I must have some sort of allergy to something in booze. About four or five pints into a session I always have a sneezing fit but that's possibly due to the time between first drink and fourth/fifth hitting my system. /boringmode

GipsyHillClimber

129 posts

96 months

Friday 8th June 2018
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DRFC1879 said:
I must have some sort of allergy to something in booze. About four or five pints into a session I always have a sneezing fit but that's possibly due to the time between first drink and fourth/fifth hitting my system. /boringmode
This also happens to me, not happened to anybody else i've ever met though and also it only ever happens after the four or five pint mark as you say, i can have a couple with no sneezing at all. Also as soon as i've had the sneezing fit i then don't sneeze again. All very weird but as you say, must be an allergy of some kind!