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Life is riddled with a procession of minor impediments

Started by Bouwel, 10 August, 2009, 11:08:13 AM

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Quote from: Peter Wolf on 02 August, 2010, 10:45:48 PM
Tonight the neighbours have gone out and a digital alarm clock was going off at full volume.Their windows were open upstairs and luckily i had a ladder available and so i was able to climb into their upstairs bedroom and turn it off which has done wonders for my stress levels.

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You do brighten my days with your unusual life Mr Wolf. I would never, ever have thought of climbing in an upstairs window to silence someone else's alarm clock. And if I had thought of it I would never have had the balls to do it!


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Quote from: Peter Wolf on 02 August, 2010, 10:45:48 PM
Tonight the neighbours have gone out and a digital alarm clock was going off at full volume.Their windows were open upstairs and luckily i had a ladder available and so i was able to climb into their upstairs bedroom and turn it off which has done wonders for my stress levels.

How are you with house alarms. Peter?  Like the one that's being going off for 24 hours now, and despite being about 150m away, around a corner and through double glazing is almost loud enough to drown out the homicidal voices in my head.  What's that you say Chip, fire would make the noise stop?  Yes, yes, I see.

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Some local councils require people with burglar alarms to register a keyholder with them so that unattended alarms can be shut off by a neighbour or relative. Some local police forces also require a similar arrangement, sometimes through the alarm installation company. Some schemes are voluntary, though. Might be worth a 'phone call.

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Quote from: Minkyboy on 03 August, 2010, 10:16:34 AM
Quote from: Peter Wolf on 02 August, 2010, 10:45:48 PM
Tonight the neighbours have gone out and a digital alarm clock was going off at full volume.Their windows were open upstairs and luckily i had a ladder available and so i was able to climb into their upstairs bedroom and turn it off which has done wonders for my stress levels.

:D

I hope you washed the fork and put it back after eating your pot noodle this time.

You are lucky your stalker who hangs out in your garden didn't see you and call the rozzers!

You do brighten my days with your unusual life Mr Wolf. I would never, ever have thought of climbing in an upstairs window to silence someone else's alarm clock. And if I had thought of it I would never have had the balls to do it!




I climbed up with the intention of just closing their window or both windows as they were wide open and climbing inside to turn off the alarm clock was an afterthought.I was only in there for 30 seconds.They obviously dont realise what has happened but i thought if they did they can sue me for all i care but i could not listen to that BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP at full volume for any longer as i was starting to become stressed.

I have a set of ladders in the yard that i have borrowed from the neighbours but this is why they are always locked up as left unlocked apart from the fact if they are stolen i would have to replace them they present a security risk for others but i am glad i had them around.


Quote from: TordelBack on 03 August, 2010, 04:20:34 PM


How are you with house alarms. Peter?  Like the one that's being going off for 24 hours now, and despite being about 150m away, around a corner and through double glazing is almost loud enough to drown out the homicidal voices in my head.  What's that you say Chip, fire would make the noise stop?  Yes, yes, I see.

If it had gone on for that long i would have gone spare but again if i had a set of ladders i would climed up and removed the plastic cover of the alarm which are always removeable and disabled/silenced it.Just cut a wire inside is the easiest way.

Other than that i would have informed the police about it early on.
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I just had to tell some kids to piss off and play footie elsewhere...for the 3rd night running. Honestly, if your small kids are out at this time of night, your a bit of a shite parent, IMO.  :(
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Quote from: LARF on 06 August, 2010, 08:16:44 AM
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