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To not expect my neighbours to bang on the bloody walls!!

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davidtennantsmistress · 20/02/2008 21:20

or i'll correct that, to wait until 8.45pm to START banging on the walls, and coupled with chucking the crap from their roof onto my conservatory roof. (were doing it until I poked my nose out and looked up) FFS get a bag and put it in your own bin, not stand there and laugh at it on my roof. but the banging - why seriously they seem to start at 8.30ish - today I saw them in at 4 - why would you wait till this late to start banging?

I don't mind early in the morning, don't mind till 8pm but surely starting at 8.30 is far too late? am I being unreasonable?

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davidtennantsmistress · 20/02/2008 21:27

I am

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LadyOfWaffle · 20/02/2008 21:28

banging as in doing work, telling you to keep it down, or having sex? {{hugs}} x

KaySamuels · 20/02/2008 21:29

Why are they banging??

They sound horrid throwing stuff onto your conservatory roof!

KaySamuels · 20/02/2008 21:32

I bang on the wall when my neighbours teenage son (who shares a verythin wall with my 3yr old ds) has his music on full blast at 10pm on a school night. To be fair though I am sick of going round and asking politely and my next sep which I am very close to is formally complaining. DS is currently sleeping on sofa next to me as couldn't settle in bed.

DT'sMistress you sound lovely - shall we swap and I will be your neighbour? Then our horrid neighbours can put up with each other.

davidtennantsmistress · 20/02/2008 21:33

doing work - I honestly don't mind the banging during the day (and I know he prob works etc but surely quiter stuff during the week and noiser stuff on a weekend?) odd enough the banging due to sex wouldn't be as much of a bother - my old neighbours did that and I became immune to it! lol. althou I must admit would be a bit lol.

thinking of asking H to say something/poke his head out if they do it this weekend again when he's down.

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squimlet · 20/02/2008 21:35

can i join in please. ours goes out and leaves their dog in all day and night yapping and howling. nice.
Then they set their alarm at 6 am every morning so loud that we can hear it in our room - their room is the one next to the childrens. I do sympathise with you.
rubbish neighbours should be made to live with oneanother

davidtennantsmistress · 20/02/2008 21:35

ks - yes i'd love that. my telly might be a bit loud at times (during the day) but mostly it's quite - dog might bark - again during the day when he hears my car pulling up but other than that is good as gold.

Theres no need to play music really loud either is there - maybe i'm just turning into an old grump! lol.

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davidtennantsmistress · 20/02/2008 21:37

they really should - and as I say I know my dog does whine when the car pulls up - but in his defence! (lol) I pulled up yesterday in mums car and he was quite so I know it's only the sound of mine (obv excited to see me!)

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