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How late is too late to mow a lawn?
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over a year ago
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I would say anything after 7pm as i would consider that a time when a lot of children start going to bed. Anyone who does anything noisy before 10am at the weekend makes me tut as Sunday's are the only day i don't have to get up early. |
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over a year ago
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?"
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation."
I'm the one with two kids, lying in bed asking why someone is mowing the lawn at bedtime. Luckily they don't seem too bothered by it (my kid used to physically shake and be terrified by the sound when he was younger so I'm glad he's ok now!).
It's not too bad. Just wondering as it seems late?
And our gardens are all tiny, so either they are going over the same patch again and again or they are taking an awfully long time doing it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation."
Just called respect to the neighbours in my area as quite a few do like a lay in on a Sunday morning |
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation."
"Germ ridden puss monkies". Nice.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation.
I'm the one with two kids, lying in bed asking why someone is mowing the lawn at bedtime. Luckily they don't seem too bothered by it (my kid used to physically shake and be terrified by the sound when he was younger so I'm glad he's ok now!).
It's not too bad. Just wondering as it seems late?
And our gardens are all tiny, so either they are going over the same patch again and again or they are taking an awfully long time doing it."
Oh right...
Scorned of the Village Fete, Devon |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation.
I'm the one with two kids, lying in bed asking why someone is mowing the lawn at bedtime. Luckily they don't seem too bothered by it (my kid used to physically shake and be terrified by the sound when he was younger so I'm glad he's ok now!).
It's not too bad. Just wondering as it seems late?
And our gardens are all tiny, so either they are going over the same patch again and again or they are taking an awfully long time doing it.
Oh right...
Scorned of the Village Fete, Devon"
Those village fetes are rubbish anyway. Don't go, and get the local pub beer garden to yourself instead.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation.
I'm the one with two kids, lying in bed asking why someone is mowing the lawn at bedtime. Luckily they don't seem too bothered by it (my kid used to physically shake and be terrified by the sound when he was younger so I'm glad he's ok now!).
It's not too bad. Just wondering as it seems late?
And our gardens are all tiny, so either they are going over the same patch again and again or they are taking an awfully long time doing it.
Oh right...
Scorned of the Village Fete, Devon"
I suggest you ask DJ about how to behave at village fetes he is an expert!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation.
I'm the one with two kids, lying in bed asking why someone is mowing the lawn at bedtime. Luckily they don't seem too bothered by it (my kid used to physically shake and be terrified by the sound when he was younger so I'm glad he's ok now!).
It's not too bad. Just wondering as it seems late?
And our gardens are all tiny, so either they are going over the same patch again and again or they are taking an awfully long time doing it.
Oh right...
Scorned of the Village Fete, Devon
Those village fetes are rubbish anyway. Don't go, and get the local pub beer garden to yourself instead. "
Strangely that happens when I go down the pub anyway... I don't understand it, or the eggs thrown at my windows, my tyres being slashed ; I genuinely thought that running around the village square naked with a Mexican hat on was performance art. |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"I would say anything after 7pm as i would consider that a time when a lot of children start going to bed. Anyone who does anything noisy before 10am at the weekend makes me tut as Sunday's are the only day i don't have to get up early."
I'm the opposite. If anyone is up doing anything work-related after about 5am I feel guilty for being in bed, no matter what day it is.... |
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"I wouldn't do it before 9am and much past 6pm unless there was an emergency ...A lawn emergency?
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please dont lol. I tried to stop my mind going down that track. Maybe the grass had an all night party and went a bit haywire |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I would say anything after 7pm as i would consider that a time when a lot of children start going to bed. Anyone who does anything noisy before 10am at the weekend makes me tut as Sunday's are the only day i don't have to get up early.
I'm the opposite. If anyone is up doing anything work-related after about 5am I feel guilty for being in bed, no matter what day it is...."
I never ever ever feel guilty about being in bed  |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"I would say anything after 7pm as i would consider that a time when a lot of children start going to bed. Anyone who does anything noisy before 10am at the weekend makes me tut as Sunday's are the only day i don't have to get up early.
I'm the opposite. If anyone is up doing anything work-related after about 5am I feel guilty for being in bed, no matter what day it is....
I never ever ever feel guilty about being in bed "
I think its an agricultural thing. I feel decadent if I have a day off. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just come in from mowing the lawn. The floodlights in the garden are fucking fantastic and the noise of the motor drowns out the neighbours shouting ....fucking noisy bastards  |
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"What's the latest and earliest times you can mow a lawn without annoying people?
In Devon.. whenever. In MK. 8am and 9pm unless they have germ ridden puss monkies; in which case you will have to defer and ask those with said children how to live your life in a way that makes them happy, or be the scorned of the village fete for a generation.
"Germ ridden puss monkies". Nice. "
Yeah, but I think he actually meant 'pus' and not sweet pussy cats. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Between 11 - 7 end off and that's between May and September. X "
What normal person would even want to mow their lawn at 11pm?? A Fucking selfish one might |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I wouldn't do it before 9am and much past 6pm unless there was an emergency - I've no clue what - and neighbours were ok with it"
Emergency lawn mowing incidents?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Would someone please tell my next door neighbor not to mow his lawn at the crack of dawn. Or to light bonfires when I hang my washing out. "
Can't do that, you forgot to say which side |
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