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Mumsnet Discussions: Am I being unreasonable? : To bang on wall of next-door neighbor (terrace) at 4:30 when they wake up dss and me with very loud music? (9 messages)

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By KerryMum on Sun 11-May-08 11:50:18

I've never had problems with them before. I remember one other time in over 2 years when this was a problem when her dp came home from pubs and blasted music.

I'm talking bed was shaking.

By PhoenixCymru on Sun 11-May-08 11:57:51

That is 4.30 am? If that's the case I'd feel like ripping a hole in the wall and smashing the music equipment, so wallop as hard as you like grin

By RuthChan on Sun 11-May-08 11:58:56

No, I'm afraid I don't think you're being unreasonable.
I'd probably do the same thing.
I really hate music through the walls (or floor, or ceiling) at night.
I can't sleep at all with it.

By KerryMum on Sun 11-May-08 12:00:42

yes a.m.

By KerryMum on Sun 11-May-08 12:01:21

just saw a gaggle of people pile out of the house and into a car. There's two youngish kids over there....

By Bucharest on Sun 11-May-08 14:45:42

Call the police next time. I hate this lack of respect. I hope their eardrums bleed.

By KerryMum on Sun 11-May-08 14:49:02

but she loans me her lawnmower and is generally a great neighbor. Only 2nd time this has happened.

By AMAZINWOMAN on Sun 11-May-08 14:59:46

A great neighbour would have been more considerate and said "by the way Im having party, do you mind"

By Bucharest on Sun 11-May-08 15:19:09

She's not a great neighbour if she does that! Borrow someone else's lawnmower!

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