Evil Neighbours Thread

[HeartsOfficialMoaner]

4 minutes ago, Zen Archer (Raconteur) said:

Farmers couldn't give a f**k what time it is when they start cutting.

Farmers can do what they want on farmland, in the city people have to be civilised. 

[Empty It]

Imagine claiming that people can't cut grass after 6PM because your brats might be in bed, entitled as f**k.

[Thorongil]

29 minutes ago, HeartsOfficialMoaner said:

Grass cutting time is between 8am and 6pm. After 6pm grass can only be cut if using shears. 

Grass cutting time is 9am-9pm.

Edited August 27, 2021 by Thorongil

[HeartsOfficialMoaner]

9pm is a ridiculous time to be cutting grass if using noisy electronic or petrol mowers but maybe that is normal for certain areas so there has to be some flexibility. You cannot make having good manners the law. 

[supermik]

11 minutes ago, Thorongil said:

Grass cutting time is 9am-9pm.

 

[Lex]

Stopped taking parcels for a neighbour a couple of months ago. I live next to a couple in their 50’s who are nice enough.
But there’s three daughters who are prolific online shoppers who seem to move in and move out on a fairly regular basis, but keep their parents address as the delivery address.
Which would be fine if their parents were ever in during the day, but they aren’t.
It was getting to the stage during lockdown where I was taking in about five parcels a day while working from home. The sheepish dad would then come round in the evening to collect the days swag.
Got sick of that fairly quickly and now just give a ‘sorry don’t take parcels for them’ whenever i get one. Seem to be getting less rings now as well, the delivery guys must be learning.
Who knows who’s getting them now, but it’s never been mentioned during the occasional chats i have with them about the weather or the nights fair drawing in.

[101]

1 hour ago, HeartsOfficialMoaner said:

9pm is a ridiculous time to be cutting grass if using noisy electronic or petrol mowers but maybe that is normal for certain areas so there has to be some flexibility. You cannot make having good manners the law. 

I have a push mower so can mow night and day without upsetting anyone. Everyone should be like me eh

[scottsdad]

2 hours ago, Lex said:

Stopped taking parcels for a neighbour a couple of months ago. I live next to a couple in their 50’s who are nice enough.
But there’s three daughters who are prolific online shoppers who seem to move in and move out on a fairly regular basis, but keep their parents address as the delivery address.
Which would be fine if their parents were ever in during the day, but they aren’t.
It was getting to the stage during lockdown where I was taking in about five parcels a day while working from home. The sheepish dad would then come round in the evening to collect the days swag.
Got sick of that fairly quickly and now just give a ‘sorry don’t take parcels for them’ whenever i get one. Seem to be getting less rings now as well, the delivery guys must be learning.
Who knows who’s getting them now, but it’s never been mentioned during the occasional chats i have with them about the weather or the nights fair drawing in.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. The real issue here is...are they Wids? 

I suspect that if they were stunners, you would still be taking the parcels. 

[grumswall]

8am-8pm is the correct answer for perfectly acceptable grass cutting hours. Anything before is general oftw behavior but anything after is a bit cuntish toward neighbours who do have kids. A good solid 12 hour period where there should be zero recourse or annoyance, bar the odd night shift type.

[Benjamin_Nevis]

Farmers couldn't give a f**k what time it is when they start cutting.

bUt fArMeRs aRe hErOeS

[welshbairn]

7 hours ago, Lex said:

Stopped taking parcels for a neighbour a couple of months ago. I live next to a couple in their 50’s who are nice enough.
But there’s three daughters who are prolific online shoppers who seem to move in and move out on a fairly regular basis, but keep their parents address as the delivery address.
Which would be fine if their parents were ever in during the day, but they aren’t.
It was getting to the stage during lockdown where I was taking in about five parcels a day while working from home. The sheepish dad would then come round in the evening to collect the days swag.
Got sick of that fairly quickly and now just give a ‘sorry don’t take parcels for them’ whenever i get one. Seem to be getting less rings now as well, the delivery guys must be learning.
Who knows who’s getting them now, but it’s never been mentioned during the occasional chats i have with them about the weather or the nights fair drawing in.

They want one of these. 

link

Bit pricey but it can't be that hard to knock together a wooden one.

 

Edited August 28, 2021 by welshbairn

[Sergeant Wilson]

7 hours ago, 101 said:

I have a push mower so can mow night and day without upsetting anyone. Everyone should be like me eh

^^^

 

[Empty It]

bUt fArMeRs aRe hErOeS

Does that mean our superhero NHS workers can cut grass whenever they like? all whilst being applauded by the whole street.

[Jacksgranda]

10 hours ago, Thorongil said:

9pm is a reasonable cut-off time for grass cutting.

^^^^Cuts-his-grass-at-8.30 pm-type post

[HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows]

 

16 hours ago, Archie McSquackle said:

On 26/08/2021 at 23:11, V.Aye.R said:

People will focus on the young guy who has a mad one and goes too far a couple of times a year (maybe the above is a bad example)

.... But overlook the cvnt who never says hello, parks like a knöb and cuts the grass at 20:30 when weans are sleeping.

There's a guy over the way who will go out his way not to say morning etc. Absolutely nae need for it. Best of luck when a courier trys to leave a parcel with me.

Cutting the grass at half eight is hardly outrageous behaviour.

Don't get them started mate. Someone will be around to call you a Tory no doubt now.

Edited August 28, 2021 by HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows

[HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows]

4 minutes ago, HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows said:

Dobt i

Don't get them started mate. Someone will be around to call you a Tory no doubt now.

 

[SANTAN]

10 hours ago, HeartsOfficialMoaner said:

9pm is a ridiculous time to be cutting grass if using noisy electronic or petrol mowers but maybe that is normal for certain areas so there has to be some flexibility. You cannot make having good manners the law. 

10am - 8pm is my acceptable times. 

[Sergeant Wilson]

Just now, SANTAN said:

10am - 8pm is my acceptable times. 

You're never acceptable.

[Derry Alli]

@HeWhoWalksBehindTheRows blazin' at 9:30am.

What a guy. Hero. 

[101]

That's the house next door getting emptied, so depending on who gets next door I could be a frequent flyer in this thread.

Anyone get tips to make sure nutters are put off?