NDRU said: PunkMistress said: I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. yeah that's true I don't mean to suggest she's wrong & a bad neighbor, but maybe she has a subwoofer surround sound? DVDs get super loud during car chases & gun fights. And what seems normal volume really carries farther at 2am when the world is quiet. I am playing devil's advocate not because I don't believe her but because I've lived next to my share of loud neighbors. I know they exist! That's true. But I don't have much of a sound system to speak of, and I was watching The Graduate. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: NDRU said: yeah that's true I don't mean to suggest she's wrong & a bad neighbor, but maybe she has a subwoofer surround sound? DVDs get super loud during car chases & gun fights. And what seems normal volume really carries farther at 2am when the world is quiet. I am playing devil's advocate not because I don't believe her but because I've lived next to my share of loud neighbors. I know they exist! That's true. But I don't have much of a sound system to speak of, and I was watching The Graduate. "AND HERE'S TO YOU MISSUS ROBINSON!!!!!" that's a party since he's being all formal with his notices, I do think you should be official, too. It's pretty hard to evict people, at least here in the states. My Legacy
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NDRU said: meow85 said: That's true. But I don't have much of a sound system to speak of, and I was watching The Graduate. "AND HERE'S TO YOU MISSUS ROBINSON!!!!!" that's a party since he's being all formal with his notices, I do think you should be official, too. It's pretty hard to evict people, at least here in the states. Man, when that Simon & Garfunkel get going, watch out! It's a real ruckus. I'm looking into the local laws. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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NDRU said: PunkMistress said: I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. yeah that's true I don't mean to suggest she's wrong & a bad neighbor, but maybe she has a subwoofer surround sound? DVDs get super loud during car chases & gun fights. And what seems normal volume really carries farther at 2am when the world is quiet. I am playing devil's advocate not because I don't believe her but because I've lived next to my share of loud neighbors. I know they exist! omg don't get me started on subwoofers!!! our neighbour bought one, and his house is not even attached to ours, but he used to get home from work around 11pm and watch a movie - it RATTLED OUR WINDOWS!!!! (not to mention keep us all awake until 2am sometimes) we confronted him, he moved his subwoofer off his floor, and now no problems I | |
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cant tell you what kinda bs ive been thru livin in apts with my kids .. ppl just lose there f'n mind when kids live above you or they dont like kids .. this guy needs to stfu or dont rent out, seems like a needy drama dork with issues ... give him a tissue n a proper f off .. [Edited 3/17/10 18:41pm] | |
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First, I'd NEVER live in the same building with my landlord! I don't think I've ever heard a good story from someone in that situation.
I think it's a good idea to file a complaint with the appropriate body, but in the long run, living where someone's out to get you -- especially if that someone is the OWNER of where you live -- is just not worth it. Start looking around for other accomodations, and find out if an early move that he effectively is forcing means a forfeit of your security deposit. Good luck. Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
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Good News, everyone: (call me Farnsworth)
I just found out this morning I've been hired on a permanent basis with a new job. A decent new job, no less. So in the meantime the roommate and I have decided to stay with this location, but once I get my first paycheque I plan on opening a bank account to save up for a down payment on my own place. Renting is just all kinds of bullshit, so if I can have the opportunity to even buy just an apartment I'm going to take the chance. For the time being though, I'm keeping careful records of every incident in case I do need to report the landlord's crazy ass. I feel weird about it because otherwise he is kind of a nice guy, but I still don't need to have to put up with such stupidity from him. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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Graycap23 said: Time 2 bounce.
Yup, he doesn't like the noise. | |
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NDRU said: luv4u said: Get letters from other tenants to back you up.
(1) Either the landlord does not like you and is trying to get rid of you; or (2) He figures you guys are the trouble makers when it's some other tentant(s); or (3) The landlord has a screw loose upstairs I would put a formal complaint into your tenant advisory board, or whomever. just to play devil's advocate 4) she's louder than she realizes Yup again. | |
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PunkMistress said: NDRU said: just to play devil's advocate 4) she's louder than she realizes I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. You can't watch movies at 3am. It sucks to live above the landlord edit [Edited 3/18/10 0:31am] | |
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GetAwayFromMe said: PunkMistress said: I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. You can't watch movies at 3am. It sucks to live above the landlord edit [Edited 3/18/10 0:31am] I can't imagine how that would be a problem under non-nutbag crazy landlord situations. I had a dialogue-driven movie on, not particularly loud, and I have no sound system but the tv's built-in speakers. The roommate and I have stopped referring to him by name. Now he's The Noise Nazi. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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GetAwayFromMe said: PunkMistress said: I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. You can't watch movies at 3am. WHAT? | |
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PunkMistress said: GetAwayFromMe said: You can't watch movies at 3am. WHAT? I know, eh? It's my damned apartment. Assuming I'm not actually being noisy, the landlord doesn't quite have the right to impose a bedtime on me. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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GetAwayFromMe said: PunkMistress said: I'd buy that as a possibility except for the part where she's watching a movie all alone and he's yelling about her stomping and hammering. You can't watch movies at 3am. It sucks to live above the landlord edit [Edited 3/18/10 0:31am] Um, yes you can. | |
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JustErin said: GetAwayFromMe said: You can't watch movies at 3am. It sucks to live above the landlord edit [Edited 3/18/10 0:31am] Um, yes you can. If I wanted someone to tell me I can't watch movies at night I'd still be home with my mother. "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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JustErin said: GetAwayFromMe said: You can't watch movies at 3am. It sucks to live above the landlord edit [Edited 3/18/10 0:31am] Um, yes you can. You filthy trollop, I swear to you, I am having an attack and taking a nebulizer treatment, and just reading this again and reading your fuckin post is making me laugh so hard I'm choking to death. It's a good thing I didn't have any Doritos today. | |
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PunkMistress said: JustErin said: Um, yes you can. You filthy trollop, I swear to you, I am having an attack and taking a nebulizer treatment, and just reading this again and reading your fuckin post is making me laugh so hard I'm choking to death. It's a good thing I didn't have any Doritos today. Awwwww...that's sweet. | |
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Motherfucker is downstairs right now slamming his doors open and shut, and having some loud conversations with whoever he's got down there. Look who's being a noisy kid now! "A Watcher scoffs at gravity!" | |
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meow85 said: Motherfucker is downstairs right now slamming his doors open and shut, and having some loud conversations with whoever he's got down there. Look who's being a noisy kid now!
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Sounds like the walls are paper thin. And bad insulation. | |
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Lammastide said: First, I'd NEVER live in the same building with my landlord! I don't think I've ever heard a good story from someone in that situation.
I learned my lesson when I rented my first apartment in Chicago. Went out on my back porch to sit and have a nice cup of tea, only to look out into the garage and see my landlord "masturbating with a magazine." His wife was in the downstairs apt btw. From then on I made sure the landlord lived at least 20 miles away. "Let love be your perfect weapon..." ~~Andy Biersack | |
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