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I don't know if they had split up, or if he was in jail/the forces, or even if he was her new boyfriend; but trust me when he moved in, it was brutal.
I had a bad neighbours at my previous house some what. I rented a flat in a converted house and someone lived above me in the roof and made constant noise, i think at one point they were even working out in there. At the same time the next door neighbour was converting the house next door in to flats and would start at 7am and finish at 8pm even on weekends. I had a few shouting matches with the guy and once he said he would fight me and i said to him we can meet at the front of the house and ill fight him but i never went, i think he was waiting for me. I moved out soon after due to the constant noise.
Yeah same here. I live in a really nice area now with a good community spirit.
Although, I used to live up in Newcastle in new build flat. There were three floors and we were on the first. Above us were a nice semi-retired couple who only really came to stay at weekends and the below flat was empty.
One day I cam back from work to find a young lass moving in, replete with bump. I am somewhat worried about this because so far we really haven't had neighbours so we couldn't tell how loud a newborn would be (or, whether we would get complaints ourselves for keeping up the baby if we were watching TV or whatever).
Anyway time goes by and the baby drops, we sometimes hear a cry or two but it seems the build quality of this flat is actually pretty good. Then the 'trouble' starts. A chap, who I can only assume was the baby's father moves in and proceeds to start ragging her absolutely senseless at all hours of the night. And she was a screamer! Bearing in mind their master bedroom was directly below ours, you can imagine the disgust/embarrassment/hilarity this brought the Mrs & I.
On one occasion I'd ordered a new case from OC and on coming back from work had found the delivery chap had left the package with this neighbour. I was rather embarrassed because the night before had seen a particularly rambunctious performance which has almost had us knocking on the door at 3AM. When I went to collect the box, I was greeted by the young mother and we made polite conversation. She made a round-about apology saying "I hope the new baby hasn't been keeping you up all night". I do not recall whether she smirked or not but my face was like this![]()
Thing is though unless you move in those circles you will almost certainly never encounter any trouble whatsoever from the paramilitaries / gangs / whatever.
I've lived here for 8 years now so all 'post-troubles' and the biggest inconvenience I've had was a series of hoax alerts that closed one of the main routes into Belfast.
When I was in my teens, my family and I were terrorized by our Pakistani neighbours. It started after my Step Dad confronted them for damaging our front fence. We would frequently find them sitting on it, smoking etc. It escalated pretty badly. I recall one of them pushing my Mum over, who was carrying my infant brother to the car. Other incidents include putting a brick through our kitchen window, keying my Step Dad's car etc. The police were called on multiple occasions, but eventually it was a housing association that intervened.
A couple of doors down from us we have two lesbians who very much like to spend time naked in their garden hot tub!
They're not shy, I can tell you!![]()
I bet they are not like the lesbians we all like though ..
And by that I mean attractive.![]()
and we have a winner.