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to be a tiny bit miffed at ceiling banging?

19 replies

BatmanLovesRobin · 19/07/2011 22:34

I am in my lounge (DH asleep in bed). I was watching telly on a very very low volume so I didn't disturb anyone, but obviously it must vibrate through the floor still as the woman below me has just banged on the ceiling (my floor).

I just found it incredibly rude. Whenever I see her (very rarely) I check we don't make too much noise. She always says she used to live in fear next to a neighbour who banged on the wall at every sound her kids made, and she would never do that. So I'm a bit Hmm at tonight's banging.

I would never bang on my floor if I could hear her - I would go down and knock on the door and tell her face to face. It's not like we party every night - usually I'm in bed by now, and I really did have the TV on the lowest possible setting.

Grrr.

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squeakytoy · 19/07/2011 22:35

Is she ok? could she be banging for help?

BatmanLovesRobin · 19/07/2011 22:40

Don't think so - I just heard voices, so I'm guessing New Man is staying over. Perhaps he is wearing Grumpy Pants tonight...

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inatrance · 19/07/2011 22:42

I'd call round all concerned, then say "oh my goodness are you ok? I heard you banging and thought you were hurt"

Then smile sweely.

Wink
FabbyChic · 19/07/2011 22:43

Id ignore them, it's rude you are allowed to make an acceptable amount of noise, lets hope you don't hear them shagging.

SomethingProfound · 19/07/2011 22:45

Perhaps they are installing a sex swing?

worraliberty · 19/07/2011 22:45

It's a pretty poor show if she's got a new man staying over and she's worried about the noise of your TV...I would have thought you'd be turning it up to drown their noise out Grin

worraliberty · 19/07/2011 22:46

Profound Grin

LynetteScavo · 19/07/2011 22:47

May be she is doing something, luck changing a lightbulb.

If you are making no noise, then why would she bang. If she is banging narkily, then I would start dancing with the music turned up. Regularly. Grin

CQrrrneee · 19/07/2011 22:49

my neighbour bangs on the wall at the ds's. He is a twat who lacks tolerance and swears at his wife - we have thin walls. When dh and I ask him why he was banging he pretends that he doesn't know what we're talking about and suggests that his 10 year old dd was banging instead. Hmm . Typical bully - spineless.

IvyAndGold · 19/07/2011 22:49

pmsl @ profound Grin

CQrrrneee · 19/07/2011 22:49
CQrrrneee · 19/07/2011 22:50
BatmanLovesRobin · 19/07/2011 22:51

rofl @ profound.

I wish I'd've gone down when the bang happened. It does make me feel pretty harrumphy towards her now. It almost makes me want to get the TV fixed so I can watch proper telly (can only watch DVDs on it at the mo). At a volume I can actually hear properly!!

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LynetteScavo · 19/07/2011 22:51

No idea who you are, CQrrrneee Grin

valiumredhead · 19/07/2011 22:53

Are you sure they weren't shagging? Grin

BatmanLovesRobin · 19/07/2011 23:06

Blimey, if they were shagging they're certainly very acrobatic!

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HowlingBitch · 19/07/2011 23:11

I suggest sticking on and pointing the speakers downwards. Give her something to complain about. :)

It used to work for me...

valiumredhead · 19/07/2011 23:18

Are you sure it wasn't the head board banging against a wall rather than her banging on the ceiling?

izzywhizzyletsgetbusy · 19/07/2011 23:30

Does she have a chandelier? Could New Man have been wearing a leopardskin leotard under his usual garb? Wink

Almost 11.30pm - isn't it about time you hoovered your living room floor Grin

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