Neighbours from hell

[Lockhouse]

I would just make some tulip up and go to the police.

[norrahe]

Currently having to deal with neighbours who like to complain about the littlest thing, and seem to enjoy arguing on the doorstep.

They have got to a certain age whereby they like to complain about everything.

I think the best example was them complaining about the smoke from the bbq which wasn't smoking very much and maintaining it was our fault that the wind has blown smoke in the direction of their garden

[d000hg]

Kids ARE noisy. Deal with it and be glad they're just noisy, not malicious.

If they trespass on your property, which you suggest they do, that's a bit different.

[tractor]

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One of my near neighbours is almost blind and a widow, she gets lots of similar problems from the next door drug dealers kids and their visitors. She went to the police and offered two of her bedrooms for lodging officers whilst they are away from home.

Good move

[vetran]

One of my near neighbours is almost blind and a widow, she gets lots of similar problems from the next door drug dealers kids and their visitors. She went to the police and offered two of her bedrooms for lodging officers whilst they are away from home.

Good move

top move!

[woohoo]

Little girls are the worst. Some down our road give out a high pitched squeal almost constantly. What to do? I'd put 'em in the freezer if I had my way.

Same issue here, freezer full.

We have one girl, doesn't live on the road but visits friends and for attention she squeals when laughing. Incredibly loud and far reaching, I feel sorry for my dog.

[eek]

Is this another thread about Scotland?

[SueEllen]

Same issue here, freezer full.

We have one girl, doesn't live on the road but visits friends and for attention she squeals when laughing. Incredibly loud and far reaching, I feel sorry for my dog.

2-4 year old boys can actually scream at a higher pitch. Though they tend to do it in offices and in supermarkets.

[woohoo]

2-4 year old boys can actually scream at a higher pitch. Though they tend to do it in offices and in supermarkets.

I don't believe you.

[SueEllen]

I don't believe you.

You are just lucky enough not to experience it.

The first time I heard a scream that pitch I thought it was a girl. I turned around to see a little girl tormenting her brother who was sitting in a trolley and him screaming repeatedly until his mother realised the entire supermarket was staring at them. Luckily there were no disability dogs in the place.