Originally Posted by messanger
I think the old lady next door to me is just afraid of me. She doesn't complain about the music at all. However any time I go outside and she has her door open, she closes the door and locks it. :lol: Although I'm fairly certain it's because all she hears out of my house all of the time is bang bang bang bang bang....
You will insist going out wearing that mask......
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Thread: Complaints from neighbors
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29-06-2005, 09:41 AM #21BOA Mod
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29-06-2005, 11:33 AM #22Junior Freak
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Depends on how well you get on with them. By the sound of it (no pun intentended!) it's maybe a little dodgy. At the end of the day people have a right to go about their business and are bound to make a little bit of noise in the process, this is all part of being a human being. Make sure you don't make noise during unsociable hours and try and get a routine going so that your neighbours know when you are going to make a little noise. It's even worth going round and explaining that music is your life and you need to make a little noise now and again.
It'll be quite hard for the environmental health people to prove your breaching regulations so i wouldn't worry too much - **** 'em!!!
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29-06-2005, 01:25 PM #23Junior Freak
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just got the one neighbour, he says he doesn't mind my music and has never complained, but i still try to exercise a little caution, i.e not playing music loud after 10pm etc.
its a bit of a bastard that the ceiling joists in my house run left-right, so all the bass sound travels straight through into his house.
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