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Previously on "Peace and quiet from my nutty neighbours……"
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Ah! Tyson. Such a delightful and entertaining rapist thug.Originally posted by Clippy View Post*NSFW* Something like this? *NSFW*
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Don't forget to turn off the CCTV BEFORE you go round to the nieghbours garden with your wife, a couple of air guns and a mock petrol bomb
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostTourettes is a good defence - if they keep coming round, tell 'em you'll rip their f***ing throats out and p*** in the hole.
*NSFW* Something like this? *NSFW*
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There's nothing like a stream of hot lead to show the neighbours who is boss...
On a slightly less lethal note, could you get hold of one of those wave weapins that makes your skin feel like it's burning? That would be an easy way to deter almost everybody...
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Claymores lining the garden path would be a nice touch.Originally posted by daviejones View PostYeah, I agree but I was thinking that maybe rockets were overkill for a 10 foot square garden? You could always add land mines as an extra precaution, without it seeming over the top!
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Yeah, I agree but I was thinking that maybe rockets were overkill for a 10 foot square garden? You could always add land mines as an extra precaution, without it seeming over the top!Originally posted by AtW View PostGo for the rocket turrets, not useless flame ones...
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Why not add a roll of barbed wire round the top of the garden fence and perhaps a few guard dogs to finish the effect?
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Just read that - getting me thinking.......Originally posted by zeitghostBet the slug pellet stew & molotov cocktails worked a treat too.
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Peace and quiet from my nutty neighbours……
I have bitten the bullet and got a CCTV system trained on my front door, complete with microphone to record any more madness – has infra-red, so a nice reassuring red glow at night.
So far, it has worked a treat – absolute peace
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