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Likelihood of neighbours exploding with rage

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Setorrunny · 04/07/2024 14:53

The live next door. We both have detached houses. Gardens run alongside for about 40’ and then our plot has a field and paddock attached and then it’s open countryside for literally miles.

The neighbours hate forriners. We are forrin and slightly brown. They moved from their last house to “get away from that sort of thing” and must have been horrified to see us!

Anyway they have complained about pretty much everything they can. Noisy mower. Noisy children. Holiday cottage (tiny, for 2 people) at the end of the field. Our BBQ. Our chimnea. Not putting the bin away quick enough, and the outdoor solar fairy lights being too bright and on a flashy pattern.

They are only mid 30s and have two young children who they won’t let play in the garden in case someone from the holiday cottage sees them because literally any paedo could be in there, etc.

Latest was that they objected to me and DH quietly chatting on the patio at the outrageously late hour of 10:30, Saturday before last. They come round and stand with their finger on the ring doorbell, ranting.

Anyway, the local farmer has delivered two beehives and they’re buzzing away beautifully, in our garden. They are placed in such a way that forces them to fly up and over, away from the neighbours but some of them are quite disobedient.

I don’t think the neighbours have noticed yet. But they’re going to go crackers aren’t they?

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Projectme · 07/08/2024 21:14

Setorrunny · 07/08/2024 20:32

He saves them for me. He’s a fucking bully. DH works away a lot so he knows I’m here with the kids on my own a lot. It’s usually when there are strange cars in the drive that he really complains because this is actually about the guests in the cottage and pedos and forriners. And how under no circumstances whatsoever must he be upset, and women should be like his wife and do exactly as they are told.

Just as I thought. A misogynistic nasty bully.

JohnofWessex · 08/08/2024 07:51

Do your neighbours cameras overlook your garden?

I believe that may cause issues

Setorrunny · 08/08/2024 11:10

JohnofWessex · 08/08/2024 07:51

Do your neighbours cameras overlook your garden?

I believe that may cause issues

Yes - otherwise there is no way they would know if the burner is lit.

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HappiestSleeping · 08/08/2024 15:03

Setorrunny · 08/08/2024 11:10

Yes - otherwise there is no way they would know if the burner is lit.

There are rules about that. Whilst it is a grey area of law, if their cameras are pointing into your garden, you probably have a good case against them.

I thin the black belt barrister had an article recently on YouTube. I'll see if I can find it.

GreenIvyy · 08/08/2024 15:28

Oh crikey, this sounds both a nightmare but also extremely entertaining! Keep us informed of further developments 😊

JingsMahBucket · 08/08/2024 17:52

SingingSands · 07/08/2024 00:01

So you both live in the countryside, have 40 foot enclosed gardens, detached houses and a field behind you and he's still obsessed with what's occurring on your own patio?!

I think the likelihood of implosion is very high indeed.

Don't forget to download all the doorbell footage.

@Setorrunny I would also start recording the sound again. He’s likely saying things that are criminally liable.

Sorry you’re being racially harassed. Don’t back down though. 💐

GreenIvyy · 19/08/2024 20:12

How are your neighbours enjoying the bees op?!

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