| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) 14:17 - Nov 24 with 3887 views | giant_stow |
Some may remember my neighbour calling me a see you next tues (not the one selling his house0?
Well last Friday, my son had a meltdown which resulted in said neighbor bellowing through the walls at my son that we're a 'fcking p*ikey family... a f'king bunch of Shysters'.
Nice.
The boy was clearly scared but didn;t admit it - me and mrs ullaa shocked.
I've been knocking on his door a couple of times a day since to both apologise for the noise, but also more importantly, to tell him how much he scared my son and to tell him that musn't happen again. He won't open the door though, even though I can hear him in there.
Next steps? Ignore? Wait for another blowup? Call the police (but say what?)?
Anyway, a bit self-obsessed, but though it might make some chuckle.
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 18:31 - Nov 24 with 919 views | Coastalblue |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 15:30 - Nov 24 by giant_stow |
Yeah very awkward. When I lived in Norwich, we had a neighbour who's mrs liked to bark when they were at it! Surreal when we used to hear her yapping (she was a small dog, not a big throaty one) |
Sounds like we all have one of these loud shagging stories.
I went to the Isle Of White for a cheap holiday with the ex before we were married, actually will have been while I was living in Basildon. Clearly living the high life.
We stayed in a holiday park, might have been Warners? The accomodation was like nissan huts and our room had an adjoining door to the next room, which of course was locked, but also constructed of 1.5mm plywood and anything but soundproof.
In the room next door was an old biddy, I'm in my 50's now and she'd still be an old biddy. She had 2 hearing aids, didn't sleep well and liked to get up about 5AM, make an extremely loud cup of tea and then put the TV on, all before putting her hearing aids in I would assume.
That was bad, what followed was worse.
She hooked up with an old boy who also had hearing issues, and we had two nights of geriatric porn through the ultra thin door, followed by post coital tea and TV before we could take no more and came home early.
I actually have some admiration for them now, though I'm sure they are long gone, but at the time, quite disturbing. |  |
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 18:47 - Nov 24 with 895 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 15:11 - Nov 24 by giant_stow |
Yeah thats basically what I'm reduced to - waiting for him to come out. Or i could shout through the walls like him I spose, but that's not me. Poo is a tempting fallback! |
Which is why you need to soak the shirt in petrol, then wrap up the turd and then light it on his doorstep.
Edit....when he comes out you can ask if he wants his drive doing. [Post edited 24 Nov 2022 18:51]
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 19:35 - Nov 24 with 832 views | XYZ |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 18:31 - Nov 24 by Coastalblue |
Sounds like we all have one of these loud shagging stories.
I went to the Isle Of White for a cheap holiday with the ex before we were married, actually will have been while I was living in Basildon. Clearly living the high life.
We stayed in a holiday park, might have been Warners? The accomodation was like nissan huts and our room had an adjoining door to the next room, which of course was locked, but also constructed of 1.5mm plywood and anything but soundproof.
In the room next door was an old biddy, I'm in my 50's now and she'd still be an old biddy. She had 2 hearing aids, didn't sleep well and liked to get up about 5AM, make an extremely loud cup of tea and then put the TV on, all before putting her hearing aids in I would assume.
That was bad, what followed was worse.
She hooked up with an old boy who also had hearing issues, and we had two nights of geriatric porn through the ultra thin door, followed by post coital tea and TV before we could take no more and came home early.
I actually have some admiration for them now, though I'm sure they are long gone, but at the time, quite disturbing. |
Well, at least that story will distract Malcolm from his health issues! |  | | |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:09 - Nov 24 with 805 views | giant_stow |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 18:03 - Nov 24 by jeera |
You're a big fella and you've gone round to knock on his door.
He doesn't know you were there to apologise and the fact he didn't answer should tell you he was probably intimidated.
Good, maybe he'll think twice about the abuse next time.
On the other hand, it's pretty crap having to live next door to noisy neighbours.
I'm surprised that given your place is how you describe that there's much transference. I'd have thought an old brick Victorian place would be pretty solid. |
I think our houses must have been made for the less well off and therefore a bit cheap!
I dont want to be intimidating - the thoughts laughable to anyone who knows me, as im a big pussy - but feel like we need to have a difficult chat sooner or later. He has to know that shouting aggressively at the boy like that is utterly intolerable. | |
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:26 - Nov 24 with 801 views | dickie |
I'd call the police, to get what's happened on record. We've had all manor of problems with our adjoining neighbours to the extent that they called social services on us but the record that the police had helped massively.
When the trouble first started we called the council to find out if our noise was unreasonable but we were advised by them that the repeated abuse directed at us from our elderly neighbour constituted harassment and that we should contact the police. We were glad to have done it (even though it exacerbated the situation) | | | |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:44 - Nov 24 with 787 views | giant_stow |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:26 - Nov 24 by dickie |
I'd call the police, to get what's happened on record. We've had all manor of problems with our adjoining neighbours to the extent that they called social services on us but the record that the police had helped massively.
When the trouble first started we called the council to find out if our noise was unreasonable but we were advised by them that the repeated abuse directed at us from our elderly neighbour constituted harassment and that we should contact the police. We were glad to have done it (even though it exacerbated the situation) |
Thanks for the benefit of your experience and hope it's all better now. | |
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:55 - Nov 24 with 771 views | jeera |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:09 - Nov 24 by giant_stow |
I think our houses must have been made for the less well off and therefore a bit cheap!
I dont want to be intimidating - the thoughts laughable to anyone who knows me, as im a big pussy - but feel like we need to have a difficult chat sooner or later. He has to know that shouting aggressively at the boy like that is utterly intolerable. |
I can't actually remember what happened the last time he called you a C to be honest. Had a quick nose through your posting but can't spot it.
Ongoing dispute over noise? Do you get much from their side? Who is 'they', is he alone or another family?
As Dickie said it wouldn't hurt to inform the police of the goings on so at least you've sort of covered any future incidents somewhat, unless you think you might lose your rag and end up thumping him, in which case you're probably best not to advertise things too much. |  |
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| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 21:04 - Nov 24 with 765 views | giant_stow |
| Notes from the underclass (for your amusement) on 20:55 - Nov 24 by jeera |
I can't actually remember what happened the last time he called you a C to be honest. Had a quick nose through your posting but can't spot it.
Ongoing dispute over noise? Do you get much from their side? Who is 'they', is he alone or another family?
As Dickie said it wouldn't hurt to inform the police of the goings on so at least you've sort of covered any future incidents somewhat, unless you think you might lose your rag and end up thumping him, in which case you're probably best not to advertise things too much. |
He lives alone - it's like a cold war with little things happening every so often, but this the biggest one so far. Honestly, it's bizarre to be in this situation and as a family, can't really help the odd bit of noise, although we working on it. Feeling like we have to stand up for ourselves a bit now as it's all been a bit one way from him, at least anger wise! | |
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