Reasons to be cheerful… or not

Hip hip hooray

Let’s start with something to pep us all up. John Tyndall is dead. OK, that might not mean a lot to some of you. Let me rephrase it. The racist piece of **** who formed the BNP, insisted the Holocaust never happened and who was due in court this coming Thursday on race hate charges has kicked the bucket.

1 down, 2524 more to go (in Bradford West based on the recent election results anyway). Rot in hell you pathetic, insecure piece of ****.

Not so good

I got home this evening to hear the sounds of Ibiza nightclub life in my living room. Right through the wall courtesy of the toerag next door. It was louder than it would have been with my own stereo turned on.

So I popped next door. Banged a few times. Door opens… eventually. He’s still in the living room, three of his mates answer. One of them looms at me. “What?”

“Turn it down. I’ve got work to do and I need an early night for an exam tomorrow.” (which I don’t, but hey)

“But it’s my birthday.”

“Big whoop. What do you want? A cake? Turn it down.”

“I don’t have to. The police won’t do anything. And anyway, you’re allowed one party night a year and you can have the stereo as loud as you want and they won’t do owt. So **** off. It’s my birthday, you know what birthdays are like.”

“Well that’s crap, and you know it. Turn it down. Now.”

“**** off, you ****.”

Back home, ring the police, get through to a nice chap at Bradford north who informs me that it’s the council’s job – it’s a civil matter so the police can’t prosecute. He gives me some numbers and asks if it’s a regular occurence.

“Semi-regular. It’s either his flipping stereo or he’s battering his girlfriend loud enough that I can hear it.”

“Domestic violence? Oh, we can certainly look into that.”

So I gave him the details. Oops. Just kind of slipped out.

Aaaaanyways. I left the house for a bit as I was about to consider trying to get the little **** to punch me so I could call the cops and get him done for assault. An hour later and my mobile went. It was a nice policewoman who informed me she was on desk duty due to being pregnant. She apologised for not getting someone out to see him, but they were slightly short-handed staffwise due to something I’d read about in the papers tomorrow but about which she could tell me no more.

Strange.

Well, she spoke to him (they must have looked the phone number up from the address – cool) and apparently he was all apologetic and sorry and it won’t happen again and… etc. Bollocks, basically. She also said they’d had a word with him about slapping his girlfriend about. He denied it. They got her contact details (as she wasn’t in) and spoke to her.

She denied it.

Apparently they “have had some loud rows recently as they’re stressed with the pregnancy and his working nightshifts but he’s never hit her.” Unfortunately, they have to go with what she says, which I do understand. Unless I hear them at it, call the police and they turn up to find her with a shiner (or she complains herself), their hands are tied.

Incidentally, I thought the boys in blue would be subtle about this. Erm… no.

I got home.

“Hey, what’s this about you telling the police my mate’s been doing violence on his mrs?”

For ****’s sake.

I denied everything. I told them not to accuse me of something of which they had no proof. “I’m not accusing you, I just asked why you did it.”

I really hope one of his birthday presents was a ******* picture dictionary. Stupid ****.

And of course the stereo was on full belt. So I called the police again who said they’d give him another call or try to get someone out. I don’t know if they did, but I had another go at them after that as it was about 325 miles (give or take) past a ******* joke by then.

Birthday boy: “why is it my problem if his stereo is pumping bass through your wall.”
Me: “It’s not, it’s his. But you keep opening your mouth to tell me it’s your birthday when I’ve already told you I don’t care.”
BB: “Well, ask him to turn it down and he will.”
Me: “I’m trying to, but you won’t shut the **** up for long enough for me to do it.”

It kind of degenerated from there.

Thankfully they all ****** off out about 10:30. After yelling at each other something involving my cat, removing heads and sucking the blood from the corpse.

Needless to say, folks, anything happens to KK in the next couple of days and his ******* corpse will be nailed to his front door and I’ll call the police and turn myself in.

I await their return sometime after kicking out. Again, needless to say if I get woken up at any point before my alarm goes off there will be ******* murder.

Sleep tight, one and all.

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Janetyjanet

yeah, but bollocks to them – don’t tell me they forced you to miss the CSI QT double header???
Obviously Tarantino in parts (almost clichedly so) but very enjoyable indeed – won’t say anything more in case you videoed it…

Chris Parr

Complain to your mate who owns the house. Get him to threaten them with eviction.

Mosh

JJ – It was OK, but like you said rather cliched. More decent dialogue in it than the entire Kill Bill 2-parter (what a crock that was). And now I can see why they held it over from last Tuesday…

Chris – Already spoken to him. I’m getting the number for the leasing agent off him today. I’ve also just had Environmental Health call me back and I’m about to write to the police to complain about the way they handled my report of DV.

Incidentally, the stereo went rattling off again at 12:45 this morning. I have had roughly 4 hours’ sleep.

Will you all visit me in prison if I kill him? Or at the very least smash his stereo into a million pieces?

Janetyjanet

I’m baking a cake encrusted file even as we speak

altogether now…

“you’ll never take me alive copper”
“society was to blame”
“you dirty rat”

anni

Ooh, bugger, that’s not good. I can’t believe the police were so unsubtle!

Of course we’ll come visit – in fact, don’t hand yourself in, I’m sure all us in bloggerland can harbour you from the ‘filth’ – because let’s face it, they touch KK they deserve to die. Slowly. And painfully.

dcsun4

If you want to move house, I know of a decent house that’s up for sale not far from you, and is close to a decent set of amenities. There are a few negatives though: 1) It’s up for 108k which is at least 20k more than it’s worth 2) It’s at the top of Allerton near where you live (based on the blogmap anyway), which would be a positive except for that the last stretch of cycling home wouldn’t be pleasant; 3) The students who rent the house attached are also fond of loud music (but are more likely to turn it down if you complain). Worst of all though: 4) Guess who lives two doors up.

Mosh

Carl – I ain’t moving. They’re renting, they can be turfed out. I see no reason at all why I should be effectively terrorised out of my own property. As and when I move, it’ll be on my own terms. And to a detached.

Anni/JJ – Sharon’s said if they hurt KK she’ll hold them down till I “kill their eyes out”. So that’ll be two cakes with files in, please.

Chick

Last time our neighbours played music very loud was a Tuesday night a couple of months ago. It was so loud I could hear every single word in crystal clarity. It was 2am. We politely asked them to turn it down, as we had to work the next day… they said OK, and turned it down for 15 mins and then turned it up again.
My OH went outside and let down every tyre on every car belonging to their house (3 owners cars, 4 visitors cars)

I’ll break you out, never mind a file in a cake

CSI was inspired, and I now know why they didn’t broadcast last week. Ingeniuously planned crime, explosives and fire ants… what more does a girl need?

Mosh

Chick – sad fact is that they don’t have a car. I think only one person who visits regularly has one, as well. I am trying to figure out legal ways of getting into the house and disabling the stereo.

Unfortunately I’m struggling on the “legal” part.

anni

Some sort of ‘electrical fault’ which will blow up everything electrical in the house? Unless it’s rented furnished, then that will knacker your mates stuff too. But a friend of mine had the house next door hit by lightning, and it blew up all my friend’s electrical things that were plugged in.

Not that I am suggesting in your god-like way you can send bolts of lightning to places at will. But I am sure you could think of something….

Mosh

Anni – my thoughts have wavered that direction… Sadly I don’t believe in divine beings so I’ll have to go the scientific route.

We had a similar problem a couple of years ago – noisy inconsiderate bastard would go out to the nightclub and leave his music blaring full blast, then come back at 3am pissed and turn it up! All night it went on…

The Wife called the cops the second time he did this, they came round, smashed his door in (as there was no answer – he might have been unconscious!) and disconnected his stereo from the speakers, and took it away!

Next we know, he’s banging on our door complaining “Help! Help! I’ve been robbed… They’ve stolen my stereo!!” to which I reply “Well, you better get in touch with the cops then…”

He didn’t get it back, and was evicted by the council a few months later.

Mosh

Lucky bastard. I wish the police would do that here. Any volunteer bobbies feel like kicking a door in?

Having said that, the only noise from next door last night was a slight creak each time they went up and down stairs. I wonder if the letting agency have given them a warning?

Dawn

Oh Mosh, I don’t think you’d have such a fun filled life sweety if you had all peace and quiet now would you????

I hope it improves.. just sorry I cannot help you out in anyway.. oh and btw CBT could also mean a form of castration… an OOPS sprry, didn’t mean to do it… and the ********’ testosterone wouldn’t affect you nor the preggy wifey anymore 😉

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