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Originally Posted by Sparrow
I've just listened to the first 10 seconds of your audio (I couldn't take any more - it's horrendous!!!  ) Has your landlord arranged the work? Has he told you how long the it's likely to last? |
ha ! ha ha !! hahahahahaa !!!! the landlord did indeed arrange the work, he's redoing the appart before renting it out to someone new (who will probably make a lot of noise.
) for probably double what the previous tenant paid. but, him, tell us how long the work will last ??? it is to laugh ! the landlord is an odious parasitic leech who looks at his tenants and sees stacks of money !! he only cares about our rent checks, not about our comfort.
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No-one should have that inflicted on them for any length of time, it's barbaric!
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THANK YOU !!! that's precisely what i think !!!! i suppose it wouldn't be quite so bad if they bothered to CLOSE THE WINDOWS over there, but nooooo....
but seriously, if they are here this weekend again, i seriously want to call the police, this is outrageous. and i'm pretty sure it's illegal, too.
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I like what I hear about Switzerland being strict on what residents can do - although people here tend to disparage the idea as being too overbearing. But I'd prefer having clear guidelines about what is acceptable. If people want to make a racket, they should live with people of similar inclinations, and leave the rest of us alone in quiet neighbourhoods.
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i agree, put all the noisy people together. and technically, we do have noise laws here too, i believe ; i think you're not allowed to make noise after a certain hour, or weekends, and such. i just now was doing a bit of googling and discovered that 5 february 2010 there will be an international conference about "quiet zones". i think i should look into this.
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Originally Posted by Slite
You really have to look into it Z... would solve your shums problem as well  |
that's why i said i would need more than 2.
