Thick neighbours

[dirtychinchilla]

Some humans forsake their 'rights', in the case of the matador, I'm even routing for the bull.

Me too. If you chose to harm an animal maliciously, you can die for all I care. I'd rather see the human life lost than the animal in the case of malicious activity.

 

[ron3003]

Me too. If you chose to harm an animal maliciously, you can die for all I care. I'd rather see the human life lost than the animal in the case of malicious activity.

You appear to have taken leave of your senses, go have a lie down

 

[Tosno]

Some humans forsake their 'rights', in the case of the matador, I'm even routing for the bull.

I agree.

 

[SC0TTRS]

Bad neighbours to bull fighting, how did we get here?! LOL

 

[Cosimo]

Hopefully they might sell up soon.

Have you decided not to take any further action?

 

[dirtychinchilla]

You appear to have taken leave of your senses, go have a lie down

I fully believe this. Malicious damage to animals is disgusting.

 

[LeeUK]

Yes yes, hell lets kill them like the matador guy, cos the birds are obviously more important than mere humans. /sarcasm

I'd probably say that the birds are more important than most humans.

 

[Nathan]

North Shropshire for you.

 

[OCdude]

Go next door, remove bird box from bin. Replace with neighbours (preferably on bin day).

Sorted.

 

[uber soldat]

I'd probably say that the birds are more important than most humans.

Ill call the nurse for you, i think you're overdue your tablets.

 

[Amraam]

As said, it would have been good to save them from the bin and call the RSPCA, but unfortunately the birds would have probably abandoned them at this point.

Your neighbours are scum and I think some form of revenge/justice is in order...

 

[m@rty]

Move somewhere more expensive away from the riff raff and the commoners

 

[Trusty]

I had a neighbour a few years ago who filled his garden pool with concrete whilst still full of fish.

I laughed really hard at this, i know i shouldn't, but i did..

Sorry little fishies..

 

[Tefal]

How the heck does that make someone a mug? It's a perfect place for them to nest. Warm, sheltered, safe.

Because the birds are protected and thus if need to be removed at aome point un the future forwhatever reason could make life more difficult for you?

 

[Scrutinize]

So have you been able to check if the sparrows are alive? They may survive a couple of days or more in the bin? Do you have access to it?

Or are you just trolling us?

 

[Efour]

Thats pretty rough. He could have waited a few weeks jesus.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

It's been years.

Because people are afraid they might do damage when in fact they're harmless. You'll get s small amount of poop that'll wash away in the rain, that's about it.
I suppose some people don't like the sound of birds, or wildlife in general and have a black empty hole where their heart's meant to be.

**** wildlife when it gets in the way of humans, right?

And then they'll blame domestic cats for the disappearance of the wildlife.

 

[DXP55]

Have you decided not to take any further action?

The hassle isn't worth it - they look the sort to make our lives a misery.

We are in a line of 10 bungalows and average age is around 68 - why a 30 something wanted to move into one is beyond me - I think his idea was to do it up (builder) and make a quick profit - he spent more than he thought he would have to - Built in 1972 and not been updated. He did put it up but was priced to high.

Going to Bullfighting I have always routed for the Bull.

 

[RaohNS]

And then they'll blame domestic cats for the disappearance of the wildlife.

But don't cats kill 55million birds in the UK?

 

[SC0TTRS]

But don't cats kill 55million birds in the UK?

How did they come up with that figure? lol