Say “not trying to come across as a ****” and then you can’t technically be treated as one because you have prefixed whatever you say next with that.
It’s like how you say “no offence but…” and no one gets offended because you told them not to.
Neighbours cctv watching me.
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Say “not trying to come across as a ****” and then you can’t technically be treated as one because you have prefixed whatever you say next with that.
It’s like how you say “no offence but…” and no one gets offended because you told them not to.
Would the zoom be powerful enough to see it though?Just walk about with your shlong out and they will soon stop looking
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Make a suit out of mirrors and instantly become invisible.
For added effect, carry plant pots around, so they think your drive is haunted.
For added effect, carry plant pots around, so they think your drive is haunted.
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Being a local (CC)TV star comes with some expected loss of personal privacy 
You've missed a chance here! Could have totally had some fun at his expense by doing some really weird or suspicious stuff!
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1. Have a picnic next to quad bike, invite all your cuddly toys, but not the neighbour.
2. ???
3. Profit
2. ???
3. Profit
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if he doesnt get it fixed, gently remind them of this case
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Warning over doorbell cameras after £100k court case
One man was taken to court by his neighbour
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Not even worth caring about, I wouldn't give it two thoughts. 'Oh no, someone's camera can see me while I'm outside!' Uh yeah, and so can just about everyone else, from their window.
I'd only be concerned if it could see into your house and the live feed ended up here: http://insecam.org/en/
My neighbour has a camera that does this and it also has a spotlight so can be very annoying. It has also caused some issues with the neighbour between us that I won't mention on a public forum.
To those who argue these things also protect you, this neighbour has already refused to volunteer footage to police on a number of occasions regarding anything from potential crash damage, suspected vehicle arson and even police thinking a wanted person may have accessed my property despite no connection with our address. I never did find out if he was chased and cut through our garden or gave false details.
I have no issues with him except he is very nosey and, despite getting on well with initially, soon found out that he doesn't actually listen to what you say and spreads incorrect gossip like my nan.
To those who argue these things also protect you, this neighbour has already refused to volunteer footage to police on a number of occasions regarding anything from potential crash damage, suspected vehicle arson and even police thinking a wanted person may have accessed my property despite no connection with our address. I never did find out if he was chased and cut through our garden or gave false details.
I have no issues with him except he is very nosey and, despite getting on well with initially, soon found out that he doesn't actually listen to what you say and spreads incorrect gossip like my nan
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If its looking at your property, then they are breaking the law
i would try and video it / take pics, then call 101 and tell them about it, they will come and check it out, if it seems to be deemed looking at your property etc, then they will force them to remove it
Or as has been done just talk to the neighbor like a human being rather than wasting the little police resource there already is.
Rough area, considered moving?My neighbour has a camera that does this and it also has a spotlight so can be very annoying. It has also caused some issues with the neighbour between us that I won't mention on a public forum.
To those who argue these things also protect you, this neighbour has already refused to volunteer footage to police on a number of occasions regarding anything from potential crash damage, suspected vehicle arson and even police thinking a wanted person may have accessed my property despite no connection with our address. I never did find out if he was chased and cut through our garden or gave false details.
I have no issues with him except he is very nosey and, despite getting on well with initially, soon found out that he doesn't actually listen to what you say and spreads incorrect gossip like my nan
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Your leccy bill will be quite high to power the UV lights to allow the weed to grow into something quite remarkable
Not particularly but not as nice as when we first moved here. There is more private ownership than then and since the boundary changes we are classed as one of the Conservative safe seat wards. Most people still don't know this area exists when giving directions.
Us and Mr CCTV are the only council houses on this cul-de-sac and there aren't many left nearby either. We are an adapted disabled property and would find it very difficult to move. They foster and have grown up kids else where, he does work when able due to heart problems.
The arson was due to another private neighbour's daughter, now moved, dating a lad involved in dealing drugs. His competition followed him and targeted their cars thinking it was his address apparently. That was several years ago.
You get the odd group of 'feral kids' who group together but not like some of the big estates in Bristol. No area is perfect, this isn't the worst by a mile. My pet hates are pavement parking, bonfires and woodburners
.We have decent neighbours on the whole, although only a couple have been here longer than us now (I feel old).