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jason s4 said:
The first nice warm and sunny afternoon then some (ie my neighbour to the back) decides to have a fking bonfire.
Think yourself lucky. We're on day 4 of someone nearby burning rubbish - yesterday was mainly plastic, today not quite so unpleasant. If it starts again tomorrow then I'll have to grow a goatee and figure out where the smell is coming from so I can go and confront them!jason s4 said:
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.
I do feel for you. IMO there's no need for a bonfire these days. Green bin stuff, or take it to the tip. Bonfires should only be allowed if you have no immediate neighbours, so the smoke dissipates before annoying people. But I see plenty of people on here seem to think it's OK.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.
jason s4 said:
Funny you say that,
Some friends of ours had to move there for a few years and they said it was very strict about what you are 'allowed' to do on a Sunday, ie NOTHING!
I was once visiting a friend in Koln and as we were stood outside a lady went past pushing a trolley full of glass to be recycled.Some friends of ours had to move there for a few years and they said it was very strict about what you are 'allowed' to do on a Sunday, ie NOTHING!
My friend stopped talking to me, smiled, and muttered "there's going to be trouble!"
A few minutes later, as the lady was emptying the glass into the local recycling bin, a neighbour came out, said a few strong words and the lady stopped what she was doing and quietly walked back, pushing the nearly full trolley, the way she'd come.
It was because it was a Sunday
stuartmmcfc said:
jason s4 said:
Funny you say that,
Some friends of ours had to move there for a few years and they said it was very strict about what you are 'allowed' to do on a Sunday, ie NOTHING!
I was once visiting a friend in Koln and as we were stood outside a lady went past pushing a trolley full of glass to be recycled.Some friends of ours had to move there for a few years and they said it was very strict about what you are 'allowed' to do on a Sunday, ie NOTHING!
My friend stopped talking to me, smiled, and muttered "there's going to be trouble!"
A few minutes later, as the lady was emptying the glass into the local recycling bin, a neighbour came out, said a few strong words and the lady stopped what she was doing and quietly walked back, pushing the nearly full trolley, the way she'd come.
It was because it was a Sunday
jason s4 said:
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.
Are you my enoighbour per chance? I burnt some dry leaves for about 15-20 minutes then buried it to stop from smoking.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.
If it was me I apologise. it was unexpectedly smokey. won't be burning any more leaves for a while though.
isee said:
Are you my enoighbour per chance? I burnt some dry leaves for about 15-20 minutes then buried it to stop from smoking.
If it was me I apologise. it was unexpectedly smokey. won't be burning any more leaves for a while though.
Just looked at your garage. couldn't have been me. My neighbour has a BMW X5, 325cabrio and 3 series saloon. The other has a ford galaxy...If it was me I apologise. it was unexpectedly smokey. won't be burning any more leaves for a while though.
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