Typical.

[jason s4]

The first nice warm and sunny afternoon then some (ie my neighbour to the back) decides to have a fking bonfire.

Windows open, washing out.

Still at least he has a nice long garden so that he can keep it away from his fking st hole of a house.

[matthias73]

Yes, other people doing stuff should be banned.

I mean, how big was his bloody bonfire, and rather than complain here, couldn't you ask him to wait an hour because of your washing?

[Ozzie Osmond]

We've got the same problem here. First nice warm Saturady of the year; everybody has their windows open and/or is out in the garden; some idiot has had a stinking bonfire going all day. Selfish clown.

[stuartmmcfc]

we've got a neighbour who, on the first bit of sun, gets the power tools out.
Drives one of our other neighbours up the wall

[anonymous-user]

Someone is playing a guitar in their garden here, it's pretty good.

[wolves_wanderer]

Other people doing stuff they want to? Disgraceful.

[TheHeretic]

My swinfpgseat squeaks a bit. Luckily my neighbour lives a fair whack away. Phew!

[Pints]

We are a nation of moaners, aren't we.

[HOGEPH]

Ozzie Osmond said:

We've got the same problem here. First nice warm Saturady of the year; everybody has their windows open and/or is out in the garden; some idiot has had a stinking bonfire going all day. Selfish clown.

[matthias73]

HOGEPH said:

Ozzie Osmond said:

We've got the same problem here. First nice warm Saturady of the year; everybody has their windows open and/or is out in the garden; some idiot has had a stinking bonfire going all day. Selfish clown.

Well played sir

[Cock Womble 7]

I saw from my balcony some people in a pub beer garden.

They were clearly laughing, drinking alcohol, smoking and generally having a good time.

What can be done about these sorts of people?

[Brigand]

Could be worse.

I had to work last weekend, and I'm working tomorrow.

I will look out my office window and see people outside in the lovely sunshine going shopping or down the pub.

How dare they do that when I'm stuck in an office for twelve hours. If I can't go out, nobody should.

[Porkbrain]

TheHeretic said:

My swinfpgseat squeaks a bit. Luckily my neighbour lives a fair whack away. Phew!

Squeaks or smells?

[Ozzie Osmond]

Cock Womble 7 said:

What can be done about these sorts of people?

I'll bet you've got a noisy "zorst", enjoy a few ciggies and maybe have a bit of a belly to compliment those nice tattoos! Very classy.

[Simpo Two]

I hate Jetwashers the most.

Not only do they go 'BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ' for hours, but are rarely actually necessary, certainly not for cars. 99% of the time it's just another 'must-have' gadget.

[Aviz]

I've spent all day clearing the trees from the river bank at the bottom of the garden. Have a huge bonfire, but resisted the temptation to light it. )

I'll wait until during the week when everyone's windows are shut like a considerate neighbour As I'm sure all my neighbours would be into this thread quick as a flash

[jason s4]

Excellent, glad to see there are some people concerned about their neighbours well being.

[0a]

The bloke next door started and warmed his plastic noisy car earlier, so selfish!

[Mr GrimNasty]

Simpo Two said:

I hate Jetwashers the most.

Not only do they go 'BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ' for hours, but are rarely actually necessary, certainly not for cars. 99% of the time it's just another 'must-have' gadget.

BBQs, Jet-washers, Trampolines, the DIY shed marketing people should be shot up against a wall for all the lives they have ruined (all these things are useful and can be enjoyed/used/sited within reason, but unfortunately they're selling to the Great British public, you know, the ones that can't cope with 24 hr drinking responsibly, who can't be bothered to consider anyone else, or think beyond their own rights and what they want.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2077069/It...

Edited by Mr GrimNasty on Saturday 24th March 20:11

[TheHeretic]

Porkbrain said:

Squeaks or smells?

Probably a bit of both, maybe...