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Anyone else hate their neighbours?
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I decided not to moan about it after all 
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the evil side
they only ever come outside in the summer-like vampires (seriously)
if they do their gardening, they will take the whole day, and start in the middle of the night:mad:
they are always screaming and shouting in their own language and then when someoe in our house shouts they come round and say;
"please, our son/daughter is trying to revise":mad:
they always come round to have tea at our house but when we go to theirs, they never answer the door and as soon as we leave, they walk out of their front door acting as if nothing happened:mad:
they act like this after we've known each other for 4/5 years
the not evil side
they only recently moved in and they came over and gave us two boxes of chocolate. and we gave them tea and had a chat and even helped them move in.:D
for eid, they gave us a gift, and for diwali we gave them a gift.
they always invite us around for dinner and we do the same.:D
they had a huge family party last week and even invited our family.:D
they always give us discounts if we want to buys something from their many shops or need out car repairing.
we've only known them for a couple of weeks!!
There are a few people across the road who are rude and inconsiderate. I'm not the kind of person to stand on the footpath and have a deep and meaningful with my neighbourrs - all I want to do is have someone nod and say hello who I am leaving in the morning/coming home in the evening. Others in the park where I like can manage to do it, so why can't a few select people across the road.
eh? do you invite them - more fool you or do they just turn up?
Bigger fences make better neighbours.
But in fact, most of my street is great. Good country spirit
Now I hate one side, they hate me, so thats easy. the other side are ok, never going to be best friends, but are reliable and ok to help with things like feeding pets when we go away.
There are others which we tolerate. I prefer to keep myself to myself too
We like the area as it's quiet and low on crime so we don't want to move yet. I think I need to invest in earplugs.
I used to have the misfortune of living in a bad area with my parents when I was a kid and there was always drug busts early hours in the mornings, some drunk old man singing and shouting outside when the pub closed, couples shouting at each other and even one time an actual domestic when some woman was throwing her cheating partners stuff out of the window. lol
That happened to one of our neighbours and they dumped the washing machine outside. It's still there and has been for the last 6 months.
no, they just turn up...
how about answering the door and saying
'hi'
don't let them in
if they say we just thought we would pop 'round and say hello
'sorry it's not convenient at the minute - we can pop 'round later though if you like, what time?'
Those are my sentiments about our neighbours as well
Everybody needs good neighbours
Me neither
The other side is your average family who we don't really bother with but say hi if we see them outside.
Next door on one side, is Mr Inconsiderate - has the tendency to throw loud karaoke parties that go on into the small hours, which in itself isn't too much of an issue - the fact that he seems to pick a Monday or a Tuesday night is an issue. :mad:
On the other side, there is a young woman (not too hard on the eye
And in the next flat along, there is an old fat bloke, who has really let himself go - I am certain he is an alcoholic, and his health obviously isn't good (the crutches, and the home carers that come sometimes tell me that); to speak to he is a really nice guy, and will happily spend the time of day with you - that is if you can stand the smell! He has the worst BO problem I think I have ever encountered. I'd hazard a guess that he hasn't washed in months (or more).