skybluegod
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Think pictures in general. People spend more time trying to capture it on their phone rather than living it themselves.
Think pictures in general. People spend more time trying to capture it on their phone rather than living it themselves.
Otis
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You saying rich is a waitress?
Otis
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I'm so lucky I have never had that.
Used to have a neighbour constantly playing the bongos, but he would always stop by about 9.30.
Astute
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Not had that problem for a lot of years. But yes it does get to you.
My neighbour priblem used to be parking outside my house when we had our youngest two. Someone kept parking a van outside our house. The wife needed the space so she could get one baby into the house while being able to keep an eye on the other. We have room alongside the house but normally have a few motors.
Asked politely a few times. Didn't work. Asked less politely. That also didn't work. So I parked my motorhome outside his house. Left it there for a few weeks until he asked me to move it. Told him it needed somewhere else as some idiot kept parking his van outside mine so needed room for her car at the side of the house. After a few more weeks he got the idea and did the extra 10 second walk. He then apologised and then I moved the motorhome. It was all snobbery. He didn't want his van near his house.
What made it worse for me was we are the last house in our part of the street. He could have had an extra 10 second walk to plenty of parking spaces.
Covstu
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We had this at a rental property and it wasn’t fun! People have no sense at times
Sky_Blue_Daz
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We have a request book at work so you can ask for days off, particular shift and annual leave.
I don't make requests very often because I don't mind working night shifts or weekends as the money is better
But on the last 2 occasions I have asked for a day off I've been put on a nightshift going into the day off so in my theory I've worked the first eight hours of a day off. And When I've requested annual leave I've been put on nights going into that as well.
I don't make requests very often because I don't mind working night shifts or weekends as the money is better
But on the last 2 occasions I have asked for a day off I've been put on a nightshift going into the day off so in my theory I've worked the first eight hours of a day off. And When I've requested annual leave I've been put on nights going into that as well.
Otis
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Have they done similar things to fellow employees, Daz?
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Not that I can see Otis, in fact the usual case is you get an early if your going into annual leave and the weekend off as days off rather then holiday, but I've done nightshifts going into annual leave on weekends too
Otis
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Have you mentioned it to a superior?
Sky_Blue_Daz
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I've got a 1-1 meeting next week to discuss any issues.
I'm not one for rocking the boat really but there's a few issues to discuss in particular during the summer over an 11 week period I did 9 weekends in a row.
I did mention in an earlier thread that I don't mind working nights or weekends but 9 in a row is excessive
Otis
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Yeah? I'm the same as you, Dan, but sometimes you just have to say some thing, albeit sometimes with a degree of diplomacy.
Good luck. Fingers crossed they stop being utter, utter barstards.
Sick Boy
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Went round there the other day to speak to them but they couldn't hear the door their music was so loud. I went back home and found something to make more of a noise, funnily enough there was a baseball bat in a cupboard next to our door from my days from living alone on a ground floor flat in an area of Brighton with a high number of break ins.
It made a decent amount of noise when knocking on the door and not had any problems since. I explained that the bat was only to knock louder on their door, obviously.
skybluedan
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Fuckin Christmas CDs seen one advertised today Russell Watson , and here it begins Just waiting for that bastard Alfie bo
skybluedan
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Went round there the other day to speak to them but they couldn't hear the door their music was so loud. I went back home and found something to make more of a noise, funnily enough there was a baseball bat in a cupboard next to our door from my days from living alone on a ground floor flat in an area of Brighton with a high number of break ins.
It made a decent amount of noise when knocking on the door and not had any problems since. I explained that the bat was only to knock louder on their door, obviously.
My mate was having some noise issues with neighbours so when he was going away for a couple of days he lay down the speakers put a mattress on top and put it on repeat with some shit song blasting
Sick Boy
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Haha they live above so it's a bit more difficult. They seem perfectly nice but just a bit ignorant and selfish
jimmyhillsfanclub
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nails in brand new tyres.
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RB1992
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People who order just about the biggest, most unhealthy meal on the menu, then insist on a diet coke to compliment it.
skyblueinBaku
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I saw a very fat woman in a pub in Poole order her lunch - 2 enormous pasties and a diet coke.
skybluedan
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Just start the nude thing , just let the neighbours see you starkers , like on your doorstep, and while peeking behind your net Really freak them out like , they will either move or you'll be arrested be a laugh I suppose
fernandopartridge
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Whilst understanding your post, it is Facebook. What do you expect?
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Covstu
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People to not be so self obcessed and bothered what others think really but it ain’t gonna happen!
fernandopartridge
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People holding their knife and fork in the wrong hands (correct being fork in the left).
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Otis
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People who are really petty about trivial little things of no consequence, like which hands you have to use to hold your knives and forks in.
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fernandopartridge
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People who try and set a threshold for petty annoyances described in this thread. FWIW, it does have a consequence, you look like a fucking idiot.
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Otis
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Don't you look like an idiot for being annoyed over what hands people hold their knives and forks in?
If the thread was actually 'Petty annoyances' rather than 'Things that annoy you,' you might have more of a point.
skybluedan
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Sick Boy
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Went round there the other day to speak to them but they couldn't hear the door their music was so loud. I went back home and found something to make more of a noise, funnily enough there was a baseball bat in a cupboard next to our door from my days from living alone on a ground floor flat in an area of Brighton with a high number of break ins.
It made a decent amount of noise when knocking on the door and not had any problems since. I explained that the bat was only to knock louder on their door, obviously.
Today they managed to flood our lounge and that of the flat below us. I called it from day one but the Mrs said I was being judgemental, they're absolute fucking morons.
covmark
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I'd suggest you pop back round with your baseball bat mate
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Sick Boy
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I'd suggest you pop back round with your baseball bat mate
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They sent me a very 'Brightony' message full of flowers and apologies. My reply wasn't so kind
covmark
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Haha if some nob flooded my gaff, their apologetic flowers would be firmly stuck up their apologetic arse.They sent me a very 'Brightony' message full of flowers and apologies. My reply wasn't so kind
I work in Brighton a couple of times a week so your scenario doesn't surprise me though.
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