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to think if people are ging to have big rows outside my house

19 replies

2shoes · 28/06/2009 18:56

they could at least turn the volume up so I can hear them

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harleyd · 28/06/2009 18:57

yanbu

i had one yesterday
im sure the whole street heard

differentID · 28/06/2009 18:58

I love listening in to fights as well

hocuspontas · 28/06/2009 18:58

And why do your own DCs always decide to start making a noise at that point? It's so infuriating.

2shoes · 28/06/2009 18:59

she is still standing there, I am tempted to go and ask her what is going on

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badgermonkey · 28/06/2009 19:00

I wish the two men who had pulled over and were talking to a policeman outside my house the other day had spoken up, too. I opened the window and couldn't hear a damn thing!

Ninkynork · 28/06/2009 19:00

YANBU, I heard what sounded like a corker the other night but couldn't make all of it out. If you're going to have a ruck have the decency to turn it up a notch so that the neighbours you are keeping awake are at least entertained until you decide to take it elsewhere

Northernlurker · 28/06/2009 19:01

Oh absolutely - you're disturbed anyway - you might as well be interested too!

Our across the road neighbours got stopped by the police one night on arriving home. I was dying to know what was going on but they just weren't speaking loudly enough and then dh ruined any chance I had by saying 'whaaaaaaats going ON' about five hundred times

Nancy66 · 28/06/2009 19:05

YANBU - it's great, free entertainment.

admittedly we do have our shagging neighbours and their ever changing role play - but you can't beat a good barney

Madmentalbint · 28/06/2009 19:11

YANBU.

I swear my neighbours pull their garden chairs up to the fence and get the popcorn out when we're arguing with our teenagers - so it was great tonight when my DC's came racing in to tell me "They're arguing - and we can hear EVERYTHING!"

hocuspontas · 28/06/2009 19:14

Our neighbours swear blind they never hear us going at it hammer and tongs. I suppose they know if they said yes, we would keep it down a bit and spoil their fun!

hocuspontas · 28/06/2009 19:14

I mean our arguing of course, not our shagging...

TheChilliMoose · 28/06/2009 19:16

YANBU. I love a good bit of eavesdropping when people are arguing. I'm not too keen on listening to other people have sex though.

dawntigga · 28/06/2009 19:57

Why do all ginger people need to row outside your house???

dxx

WizardNoHeart · 28/06/2009 20:11

Lol at not shagging, you nearly gave it away there!

Qally · 28/06/2009 20:18

You say that, OP, but hearing some poor girl earnestly explain that "I mean, I really loved, you, you know, and we more or less lived together, right, and then you suddenly disappeared and next thing I knew X said you'd started sleeping with Y, which, you know, I mean God I dont own you, you had every right to, but..."

NO HE BLOODY WELL DIDN'T! HAVE SOME FECKING PRIDE!

Bloke in question was just going, mmm, I see why you think that, uh huh, oh right... as non-committally as he possibly could. You just knew he was desperate to get away, and she was going to sober up the next day and wish she were dead. I went out and explained that they were keeping the baby awake (was true, they were, but that wasn't my main reason for wanting to stop it being in earshot - I was wincing).

Other rows recently have involved a bloke threatening to kill the other bloke if his gf didn't swear never to see him again, and a woman arguing about anal sex. Never did get to know if she was refusing or demanding though - they walked on.

WE also have regular cat fights. The genuine, feline kind. My god, the yowling.

Can you tell we live in a student area?

Kimi · 28/06/2009 20:27

Better then eastenders

Qally · 28/06/2009 20:35

Yeah, but you can turn Eastenders off.

We've just sold the house, BTW.

RunningFaery · 29/06/2009 20:15

Last time our neighbour across the road had an argument with someone, me and my next door neighbour got out our camping chairs and sat in the front garden with cups of tea, watching as they screamed at each other and then the police turned up and told them all off for time wasting. We are not subtle

drowninginclutter · 29/06/2009 20:21

YANBU. Our neighbours a couple of doors down had a huge great barney outside our house (she was leaving him and had got that far, apparently). Eventually he persuaded her to go back to their house to finish arguing and I really wanted to know what happened next...

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