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Thanks... For the advice. Reminds me of mre bombs from my time in the service. I don't think I'll go that route. I think I'll just continue on as normal... Being neighborly to the rest of the neighborhood while informing everyone else of the level of douchbaggery in the neighborhood. Eventually karma will catch up.

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Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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I hate people who can't say something to you personally as a first step.

 

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Yeah unfortunately due to my career I'm sort of locked in to north eastern Illinois for the duration. Would love to eventually move someplace else.

desrtrat Senior Enthusiast

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seeing we can't use HE, or Willie-P depending on the local wild life, we have a lot of pigeons and doves here, a 20 lb bag of bird seed from Wal Mart will go a long way one cup at a time. best if you can get some up on the roof.. :D

Chris Senior Enthusiast

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seeing we can't use HE, or Willie-P depending on the local wild life, we have a lot of pigeons and doves here, a 20 lb bag of bird seed from Wal Mart will go a long way one cup at a time. best if you can get some up on the roof.. :D

You mean there are still birds near Hinkley?
barry G Senior Enthusiast

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noise complaints is tricky.

kinda like a valley that carries the sound smashing someone and leaving others alone.

 

My neighbor likes the bass music, a bunch of us in one building. Certain days I could almost fall dizzy.. something strange in the sound.

He did not seem so happy this time around, today in fact, asking him to cut the bass a little.

 

I have stayed headphones and muffled vehicles since my military service time.

That is the other problem with sound, it might be you as the only complaint.

 

if a complaint is seeming far fetched, don't bother getting angry. Outsmart the acoustics with a fence or something.

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Unfortunately times have changed and a lot of people don't talk to their neighbors anymore in general, let alone when there's a problem.

j-ten-ner Senior Enthusiast

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Unfortunately times have changed and a lot of people don't talk to their neighbors anymore in general, let alone when there's a problem.

Yes....and a lot of people don't care anymore.

Especially about their neighbors.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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Unfortunately times have changed and a lot of people don't talk to their neighbors anymore in general, let alone when there's a problem.

 

 

Yes....and a lot of people don't care anymore.

Especially about their neighbors.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

Yup, agreed with both of you. Drives me nuts.

SarahsGMC Senior Enthusiast

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My friends recently moved in to. Beautiful house this past December and the neighbors to one side have been calling the cops nonstop for tiny shit that isn't even worth calling for such as.. living. They think any of us that visit are hauling ass past their house because our trucks are loud. Not obnoxious loud but what do u expect when a truck is going up a steep hill? They've literally ran out to the road screaming at me for driving 20mph which is 5 below the limit. I've given up and neutral drop every time I pass now.

 

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My friends recently moved in to. Beautiful house this past December and the neighbors to one side have been calling the cops nonstop for tiny shit that isn't even worth calling for such as.. living. They think any of us that visit are hauling ass past their house because our trucks are loud. Not obnoxious loud but what do u expect when a truck is going up a steep hill? They've literally ran out to the road screaming at me for driving 20mph which is 5 below the limit. I've given up and neutral drop every time I pass now.

 

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Open headers next time. WOT when you drive by them.

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