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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Not the beef variety!
My "lovely" neighbours who unfortunately have lived by me for 3 years never ever open their bedroom curtains. They dont work so I know its not because they work shifts and sleep during the day.
I dont know why it riles me so much but to me opening your curtains (still sounds dirty!) is an important part of the day, it welcomes the new day and you feel fresh ready to start again (well that's what I like to think).
I would love to go over, storm into their house, upstairs, rip those curtains open and shout "open your curtains you tramps".
Is there anything similar which winds you up when really it shouldn't.
I must add, I do have a bit of OCD when it comes to my house.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Idiots who wear baggy trousers and show their arses that gets on my tit and also men not wearing socks when in shoes (I have no problem with sandals ) and also stinky feckers a bottle of lynx is cheap !!! |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
Over the rainbow, under the bridge |
I only have vertical blinds which maintains my privacy whilst also letting in light. suits me at the end of very small cul-de-sac where everyone can see into each other's houses. |
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"Not the beef variety!
My "lovely" neighbours who unfortunately have lived by me for 3 years never ever open their bedroom curtains. They dont work so I know its not because they work shifts and sleep during the day.
I dont know why it riles me so much but to me opening your curtains (still sounds dirty!) is an important part of the day, it welcomes the new day and you feel fresh ready to start again (well that's what I like to think).
I would love to go over, storm into their house, upstairs, rip those curtains open and shout "open your curtains you tramps".
Is there anything similar which winds you up when really it shouldn't.
I must add, I do have a bit of OCD when it comes to my house. "
Maybe they don't want everyone to see the sex slaves they have enslaved in their dungeon?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Not the beef variety!
My "lovely" neighbours who unfortunately have lived by me for 3 years never ever open their bedroom curtains. They dont work so I know its not because they work shifts and sleep during the day.
I dont know why it riles me so much but to me opening your curtains (still sounds dirty!) is an important part of the day, it welcomes the new day and you feel fresh ready to start again (well that's what I like to think).
I would love to go over, storm into their house, upstairs, rip those curtains open and shout "open your curtains you tramps".
Is there anything similar which winds you up when really it shouldn't.
I must add, I do have a bit of OCD when it comes to my house.
Maybe they don't want everyone to see the sex slaves they have enslaved in their dungeon? "
I think its more that they probably have "knocked off" gear stashed in there to be honest! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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stupid big headphones! and a cap...yeahh ur thinking ur some kind of dj superstar
and people just blasting music while fucking wearing headphones
I dont listen to music, its ok in company, but traveling on the bus I dont count as in company.
so fucking listen to ur music on ur own, they are called personal headphones for a reason |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I only have vertical blinds which maintains my privacy whilst also letting in light. suits me at the end of very small cul-de-sac where everyone can see into each other's houses."
I hope your blinds are kept level without uneven spacings  |
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I admit my bedroom curtains rarely open because I haven't been able to afford the blinds I want yet and as I'm south facing the sun shines in all day and I don't want the sun to discolour the duvet or the gorgeous leather bed I saved for 2 years for!!!
What does piss me off is my neighbours opposite despite having a drive big enough for 2 cars insist on parking badly on the road right opposite my drive making turning in and out more difficult!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sounds like o p not only got ocd about own house but the neighbours too.
Folk need to concentrate on own life not others in my humble opinion.
Their life their business  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I rarely close my curtains and have my windows open most of the year too.
I get annoyed when I hear people say 'you know what I mean' in the middle of a sentence. You know what I mean? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I would love to live in a world where the greatest concern you can have is that your neighbours don't open their curtains.
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Yes, I spend every minute of every hour of everyday thinking about it!!! |
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I dont raise my blind .. or open the venetians..
my bedroom is on the front of house and people can see straight into my room from the street.
As i dont wear clothes its not particularly convenient to expose myself to the world. In the back of house i never draw the curtains. |
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By *ub bbwWoman
over a year ago
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i dont always open my front room ones as there are no nets and i dont want everyone seeing into my house as they walk past there is only about 1.5m between my windows and the pavement upstairs gets open more often but i do sometimes forget they are open and accidently flash my tits at the neighbours |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I agree with the OP, I couldn't stand being in a room with the natural light shut out, how dingy that would be.
I have vertical blinds and curtains. My curtains aren't closed because the folds are all even and positioned nicely in the holdbacks. I open and close the vertical blinds in all my rooms.
What annoys me is washing left out overnight. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I agree with the OP, I couldn't stand being in a room with the natural light shut out, how dingy that would be.
I have vertical blinds and curtains. My curtains aren't closed because the folds are all even and positioned nicely in the holdbacks. I open and close the vertical blinds in all my rooms.
What annoys me is washing left out overnight. "
Yep, I have a blind in my bedroom because my curtains are postioned perfectly and I dont like to mess them up
And I agree with you about the washing and bins xx
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"I only have vertical blinds which maintains my privacy whilst also letting in light. suits me at the end of very small cul-de-sac where everyone can see into each other's houses.
I hope your blinds are kept level without uneven spacings "
They're remotely controlled, so spacing is not an issue I need to worry about. |
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"It really riles me when people leave their washing on the line for days at a time.
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A woman who used to live opposite me would actually hang hers out in the rain, not drizzle but chucking it down, and leave it till it was dry whether that be days or weeks. I saw her hanging washing out in -18C temps during a snow storm in December. Bonkers. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It really riles me when people leave their washing on the line for days at a time.
A woman who used to live opposite me would actually hang hers out in the rain, not drizzle but chucking it down, and leave it till it was dry whether that be days or weeks. I saw her hanging washing out in -18C temps during a snow storm in December. Bonkers."
That is just the sort of behaviour I am on about. Drives me crazy. X |
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"It really riles me when people leave their washing on the line for days at a time.
A woman who used to live opposite me would actually hang hers out in the rain, not drizzle but chucking it down, and leave it till it was dry whether that be days or weeks. I saw her hanging washing out in -18C temps during a snow storm in December. Bonkers.
That is just the sort of behaviour I am on about. Drives me crazy. X"
It must wreck the fabric too, from a practical standpoint lol.
I don't have a tumble drier but generally if there is stuff falling from the sky, I hang things on airers in the bathroom! |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"I would love to live in a world where the greatest concern you can have is that your neighbours don't open their curtains.
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Welcome to my world.
And yes it is a lovely world,full of open curtains. 
Although it's not my greatest concern really.
My greatest concern is when,people who already have fluffed cushions,feel the need to re-fluff them.
I mean they're already fluffed,so re-fluffing is totally not necessary,and yet,they Still re-fluff.
Fluffing should only be done,when fluffing is necessary,not out with
re-fluffing necessity.
Ooooooooo your right,it is a good world,full of open curtains,and
un-fluffed,fluffy pillows.
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As I live on the top floor of a block of flats, shutting curtains is not an issue, but I always do in the bedroom.
I used to live in a house with my ex and her ex, it pissed me off when they stuffed so much rubbish into the kitchen bin that the liner would not come out without it being ripped to shreds  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why are people bothered about washing being left out?
Because it's a grubby, dirty and lazy thing to do. "
My neighbour does the same. It upsets me! I'm also a bit OCD. Have to hang the washing out in a certain, neat way in size and then shade order. Watching a white load dry in the breeze has a calming effect on me.
I need to get out more |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!! "
The people I am criticizing are scruffs and make the area in which I live scruffy. They live rubbish in their front garden, mattresses up against the wall. I will carry on criticizing lazy arsed tramps as much as I like. At least I have respect and want to live in a clean house in a nice area and keep it that way!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
The people I am criticizing are scruffs and make the area in which I live scruffy. They live rubbish in their front garden, mattresses up against the wall. I will carry on criticizing lazy arsed tramps as much as I like. At least I have respect and want to live in a clean house in a nice area and keep it that way!!!"
And moaning on a forum is going to change things??
Try your local council, name n shame them to them if its so bad, take pics n email them to council, local papers etc...  |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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maybe their life is not going as well as yours seems to be and they are receiving some support and help...
one day, they may open their curtains and welcome a beautiful day, not just yet. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"maybe their life is not going as well as yours seems to be and they are receiving some support and help...
one day, they may open their curtains and welcome a beautiful day, not just yet."
 People are way to quick to pass judgement on others sadly!!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Only thing that bugs me about our neighbours is they never put bin bags in the bins in the alleyway they put them next to the bins!!!
I used to clear them away into the bins but now just ignore them and watch as cats rip them open outside neighbours gardens.
Mr P x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The "personal choice" police get on my tits, you know the ones, there's a few on this thread. Forums are places for anyone who wants to discuss their opinions can come and do freely so why is their always someone who has to say "it's their personal choice"? Yes we bloody know it is just like its our personal choice to talk about them!!
And I agree with the op it is dirty to keep your curtains closed, I've lived here 11 years now and never seen into the conservatory of the scruffs who live across the back. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"maybe their life is not going as well as yours seems to be and they are receiving some support and help...
one day, they may open their curtains and welcome a beautiful day, not just yet."
Errrrr no its not like that at all! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"The "personal choice" police get on my tits, you know the ones, there's a few on this thread. Forums are places for anyone who wants to discuss their opinions can come and do freely so why is their always someone who has to say "it's their personal choice"? Yes we bloody know it is just like its our personal choice to talk about them!!
And I agree with the op it is dirty to keep your curtains closed, I've lived here 11 years now and never seen into the conservatory of the scruffs who live across the back."
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Someone once said that you can tell a chavs house because they have more furniture outside than in. I find this quite true.
Lots of people say that it's judgemental to others, that they have a right to live as they wish, focus on yourself rather than others etc etc, but sod judgement, these people who can't keep their homes clean and gardens tidy are lazy arsed gits. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Someone once said that you can tell a chavs house because they have more furniture outside than in. I find this quite true.
Lots of people say that it's judgemental to others, that they have a right to live as they wish, focus on yourself rather than others etc etc, but sod judgement, these people who can't keep their homes clean and gardens tidy are lazy arsed gits. "
Here here!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Someone once said that you can tell a chavs house because they have more furniture outside than in. I find this quite true.
Lots of people say that it's judgemental to others, that they have a right to live as they wish, focus on yourself rather than others etc etc, but sod judgement, these people who can't keep their homes clean and gardens tidy are lazy arsed gits. "
With no self respect x |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
The people I am criticizing are scruffs and make the area in which I live scruffy. They live rubbish in their front garden, mattresses up against the wall. I will carry on criticizing lazy arsed tramps as much as I like. At least I have respect and want to live in a clean house in a nice area and keep it that way!!!
And moaning on a forum is going to change things??
Try your local council, name n shame them to them if its so bad, take pics n email them to council, local papers etc... "
For your information I have done all that! And I can moan and comment on a forum as much as like thank you very much which is exactly what your doing about my comments!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
The people I am criticizing are scruffs and make the area in which I live scruffy. They live rubbish in their front garden, mattresses up against the wall. I will carry on criticizing lazy arsed tramps as much as I like. At least I have respect and want to live in a clean house in a nice area and keep it that way!!!"
every one of are neighbours are like this lazy gits. On the same day at the same time each and every week they just leave their rubbish out on the street and expect some poor guys in orange overalls to just come and clear it up...... |
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!! "
^ this.....think some really need to take a chill ffs |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
^ this.....think some really need to take a chill ffs "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We very rarely open our curtains including the front room curtains, wouldn't say it made us tramps though lol,
Opened our living room curtains once and the little Shits off our street were stood on our wall watching our telly through the window I went mental |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We very rarely open our curtains including the front room curtains, wouldn't say it made us tramps though lol,
Opened our living room curtains once and the little Shits off our street were stood on our wall watching our telly through the window I went mental"
Its even worse when the wee shites bring their own remote control! |
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By *ohohoWoman
over a year ago
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"The "personal choice" police get on my tits, you know the ones, there's a few on this thread. Forums are places for anyone who wants to discuss their opinions can come and do freely so why is their always someone who has to say "it's their personal choice"? Yes we bloody know it is just like its our personal choice to talk about them!!
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Personal choice police - love it - so funny.
The forums would be empty if no one was expressing an opinion. In fact their would be no need for a forum.
My pet hate is people who drive in the middle lane of the motorway all the time.
OP sometimes I don't open my curtains because my neighbours can see in. Perhaps they tried one day and saw you looking up at them. Lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The "personal choice" police get on my tits, you know the ones, there's a few on this thread. Forums are places for anyone who wants to discuss their opinions can come and do freely so why is their always someone who has to say "it's their personal choice"? Yes we bloody know it is just like its our personal choice to talk about them!!
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Personal choice police - love it - so funny.
The forums would be empty if no one was expressing an opinion. In fact their would be no need for a forum.
My pet hate is people who drive in the middle lane of the motorway all the time.
OP sometimes I don't open my curtains because my neighbours can see in. Perhaps they tried one day and saw you looking up at them. Lol"
Lol. I had to laugh at the ops observation that they have knocked off gear to hide, hence they keep the curtains shut. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wow!!!!
I'd be pretty cheesed off if someone criticised me for not opening my curtains. The garden mess is something else altogether: I have been lucky to live in areas where, in the immediate vicinity, people keep their gardens tidy. Yet a little way up the road it looks like a council dump. For people selling property in these areas it must be awful as it will affect potential buyers.
Going back to curtains closed, these people may use this as a barrier against the outside world, a barrier against nosy and judgemental people or simply the sun is too damn bright. Whatever the reason, it does not make them lazy/dirty/other names called. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
^ this.....think some really need to take a chill ffs "
I am concentrating on my own life which includes the area in which I live. And I dont like having to live by scruffy, lazy arsed tramps! |
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"Why are people so concerned about what other people do??
Maybe concentrate on your own lives more and you wouldn't have time to critisize others!!!
^ this.....think some really need to take a chill ffs
I am concentrating on my own life which includes the area in which I live. And I dont like having to live by scruffy, lazy arsed tramps!"
posibly they feel the same |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Wow!!!!
I'd be pretty cheesed off if someone criticised me for not opening my curtains. The garden mess is something else altogether: I have been lucky to live in areas where, in the immediate vicinity, people keep their gardens tidy. Yet a little way up the road it looks like a council dump. For people selling property in these areas it must be awful as it will affect potential buyers.
Going back to curtains closed, these people may use this as a barrier against the outside world, a barrier against nosy and judgemental people or simply the sun is too damn bright. Whatever the reason, it does not make them lazy/dirty/other names called."
Well in this case it does mean they are lazy and dirty because my poor friend who has to live nextdoor to them has had to ring the council becsuse of rats because they leave their rubbish piled high in the garden including soiled nappies! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden..... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden....."
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that |
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden....."
not werth the hasle let him play nice x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden.....
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that"
Well I can give you a reason why my garden got untidy... I had a breakdown in 2004, became agorophobic. Didn't, couldn't leave my house for 3 years, obviously in that time my garden was becoming a sight for sore eyes. No fault of mine. Nosey neighbours interfering, trying to get me out.... Didn't work though! Didn't STOP the neighbours bitching though eh???
See ppl know nothing of others troubles, only too quick to judge what they don't know or understand.... Ignorance!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden.....
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that"
They're waiting on a reply from diy sos? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden.....
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that
Well I can give you a reason why my garden got untidy... I had a breakdown in 2004, became agorophobic. Didn't, couldn't leave my house for 3 years, obviously in that time my garden was becoming a sight for sore eyes. No fault of mine. Nosey neighbours interfering, trying to get me out.... Didn't work though! Didn't STOP the neighbours bitching though eh???
See ppl know nothing of others troubles, only too quick to judge what they don't know or understand.... Ignorance!!!!"
Well I'm sorry to hear about your personal problems but maybe you could have asked a friend to tidy your garden for you or maybe hired a gardener?
Sorry to disappoint you but my neighbours are in their very early twenties, have no health problems. The only problems they have is having no respect. They cause lots of problems with their anti social behaviour, drinking, comitting crime (yes i know that for a fact). So instead of judging me and accusing me of being ignorant, YOU don't live in my street, YOU dont know the problems myself and the rest of my lovely neighbours have had to put up with because of them. have had to put up with. Jeez some people are so quick to judge aren't they when they dont have the full facts!!!!!! |
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"It is just curtains. Really not THAT important.
So why take the time to read and post?"
The same reason everyone else in this thread did...it is an open forum. I haven't abused you or been inflammatory. Did i touch a nerve? Maybe you realised that you have dedicated way more of your annoyance quota towards curtains than you need to. Maybe..... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"It is just curtains. Really not THAT important.
So why take the time to read and post?
The same reason everyone else in this thread did...it is an open forum. I haven't abused you or been inflammatory. Did i touch a nerve? Maybe you realised that you have dedicated way more of your annoyance quota towards curtains than you need to. Maybe....."
No, you haven't touched a nerve. We all have different things that annoy us, its life, we are all different. |
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By *aucy3Couple
over a year ago
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden.....
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that
Well I can give you a reason why my garden got untidy... I had a breakdown in 2004, became agorophobic. Didn't, couldn't leave my house for 3 years, obviously in that time my garden was becoming a sight for sore eyes. No fault of mine. Nosey neighbours interfering, trying to get me out.... Didn't work though! Didn't STOP the neighbours bitching though eh???
See ppl know nothing of others troubles, only too quick to judge what they don't know or understand.... Ignorance!!!!"
I must remember not to be to judgemental,on the lagger lout wankers,who moved in near my mum.
They have a mattress,a three piece suite,and a chest of drawers in their garden.
They play loud music all night,haven't used a speaking tone under 100decibels since they moved in.
They think schooling for their children is optional,leaving said children to run wild all day.
Till now,perhaps I've judged them to harshly,I never even considered that maybe they were ill,shame on me.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Judgemental moaners piss me off....
Ever asked yourself WHY they are like that??? NO probably not, only too quick to judge!? There could be many reasons behind the untidy garden.....
Go on then, you give me some reasons as to why their garden is like that
Well I can give you a reason why my garden got untidy... I had a breakdown in 2004, became agorophobic. Didn't, couldn't leave my house for 3 years, obviously in that time my garden was becoming a sight for sore eyes. No fault of mine. Nosey neighbours interfering, trying to get me out.... Didn't work though! Didn't STOP the neighbours bitching though eh???
See ppl know nothing of others troubles, only too quick to judge what they don't know or understand.... Ignorance!!!!
I must remember not to be to judgemental,on the lagger lout wankers,who moved in near my mum.
They have a mattress,a three piece suite,and a chest of drawers in their garden.
They play loud music all night,haven't used a speaking tone under 100decibels since they moved in.
They think schooling for their children is optional,leaving said children to run wild all day.
Till now,perhaps I've judged them to harshly,I never even considered that maybe they were ill,shame on me.
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Is there anything similar which winds you up when really it shouldn't.
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I think the above is the most important sentence in the OP's original post.
She acknowledged it was unreasonable for her to be wound up by this and was only asking for examples of other people's irrational dislikes.
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