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Zoidberg 05-15-2014 01:02 AM

Are they 9-5 peasants though?

LightKeeper 05-15-2014 01:20 AM

If you think that's annoying.
Try speaking to those that are living near the construction of the Evergreen line in Port Moody.

Really can't do anything if it's in reasonable hours.

SupraTTturbo2jz 05-15-2014 01:59 AM

thats not as bad as having dumbass neighbors that mow their fucken lawns at 10pm and leafblowers

AAnthony 05-15-2014 04:23 AM

Respect your elders

asian_XL 05-15-2014 06:16 AM

If you think it is annoying, you should speak with him rather than posting on RS.
Buy him a cake, speak with him nicely

Qmx323 05-15-2014 07:44 AM

OPs neighbor

http://hypervocal.com/wp-content/upl...t-Eastwood.gif

Euro7r 05-15-2014 08:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by freakshow (Post 8471709)
Is he making the noise consistently after 8pm or on Sundays?

Every year I've moved into my current home, summer time, practically everyday and regardless Sunday or not and even past 8pm.

Lomac 05-15-2014 08:27 AM

This thread hurts my head.

:banghead:

Seriously, if it annoys you THAT much, talk with your neighbour. 99.9999999999999% of the population will not take offence to the fact that their actions may be bothering other people. If he's actually 80, then chances are his hearing is going so he's possibly unaware just how loud the noise is. I genuinely doubt you'll find yourself the victim of a burning bag of dog shit on your front door as a result of talking to him.

Man up.

Euro7r 05-15-2014 08:42 AM

Thank you everyone for the responses. I've been living at my current home for a few years and I've let this excessive noise problem go for many years. Reason I am bringing this up now is because my dad just recently retired and he can't enjoy the comfort to rest at home from this noise and having our windows shut in the hot summer due to this old guy's nuisance.

This old guy isn't friendly as his daughters visit him once every two weeks and his grand kids every few months, that speaks volume in terms of his character. You guys are probably correct, he's 80+ and most likely won't attack me if I confront him about it. I'm going to monitor this noise situation over the next little while since summer just kinda started.

Yes, his backyard filled with junk crap everywhere. Winter months, rats running around everywhere in the neighborhood. Definitely a health concern.

The old guy doesn't have a building permit as he's not really "renovating". He's simply cutting up wood and pipes, painting them and then cuts that same piece of wood and pipe over and over again because he has nothing to do. He's so old that he never/can't leave his house. What does one really "renovating/building" that requires them to do it everyday, all summer long? If he has a building permit, then I am cool with that since I can't do much about that, but because he doesn't.

He's not the only neighbor being as ass at the moment on a side note, I got some other neighbors putting plastic buckets in front of their houses to prevent people from parking, as though the city street is entitled to them because it's in front of their house.

quasi 05-15-2014 08:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Euro7r (Post 8471917)
This old guy isn't friendly as his daughters visit him once every two weeks and his grand kids every few months, that speaks volume in terms of his character.


You can't really judge him by that I haven't seen my dad in over 2 years I see my mom maybe twice a year and I like them both a lot mind you they live kinda far now. Even when they were a 10 minute drive away I only seen them maybe once every couple months. People get busy and have their own lives it's usually not intentional but that's just the way it works out.

MG1 05-15-2014 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by PeanutButter (Post 8471699)
I don't get what this means :concentrate:

bwahahahahaha..................

We need link to pie plate thread, LOL.




danned?

Expresso 05-15-2014 09:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by quasi (Post 8471920)
You can't really judge him by that I haven't seen my dad in over 2 years I see my mom maybe twice a year and I like them both a lot mind you they live kinda far now. Even when they were a 10 minute drive away I only seen them maybe once every couple months. People get busy and have their own lives it's usually not intentional but that's just the way it works out.

This doesnt sound normal though.

meme405 05-15-2014 09:53 AM

Came in to make fun of multicartual and his noise thread, but 320icar and ZoidBerg already got to it before me...:accepted:

quasi 05-15-2014 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 8471947)
This doesnt sound normal though.

Seeing parents every couple months? Most of my friends are the same. I don't see mine that much now because they live halfway across the Country but like I said even when they were here it was maybe once every two months give or take. Maybe myself and all my friends are not normal.

fliptuner 05-15-2014 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by PeanutButter (Post 8471699)
I don't get what this means :concentrate:

http://www.revscene.net/forums/58286...rker-here.html

7seven 05-15-2014 10:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 8471947)
This doesnt sound normal though.

That sounds pretty normal to me. I'm guess most on here still live at home with parents and thats why. The original poster's neighbor daughters sees him twice a month, that would seem they have a pretty good relationship still. As you get older or move out, you're just not going to see your parents in person as much anymore as you're own life gets busier, move to different cities/countries and even your parents life changes when their kids move out, they might start travelling or taking up new hobbies, etc...

Even if you're in nearby cities, while its nice to try and arrange weekly visits/dinners, I find most only see their immediate family a couple times a month at most. To me that seems to be the norm as both you and your parents get older and you move out.

GabAlmighty 05-15-2014 10:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Euro7r (Post 8471917)
Thank you everyone for the responses. I've been living at my current home for a few years and I've let this excessive noise problem go for many years. Reason I am bringing this up now is because my dad just recently retired and he can't enjoy the comfort to rest at home from this noise and having our windows shut in the hot summer due to this old guy's nuisance.

This old guy isn't friendly as his daughters visit him once every two weeks and his grand kids every few months, that speaks volume in terms of his character. You guys are probably correct, he's 80+ and most likely won't attack me if I confront him about it. I'm going to monitor this noise situation over the next little while since summer just kinda started.

Yes, his backyard filled with junk crap everywhere. Winter months, rats running around everywhere in the neighborhood. Definitely a health concern.

The old guy doesn't have a building permit as he's not really "renovating". He's simply cutting up wood and pipes, painting them and then cuts that same piece of wood and pipe over and over again because he has nothing to do. He's so old that he never/can't leave his house. What does one really "renovating/building" that requires them to do it everyday, all summer long? If he has a building permit, then I am cool with that since I can't do much about that, but because he doesn't.

He's not the only neighbor being as ass at the moment on a side note, I got some other neighbors putting plastic buckets in front of their houses to prevent people from parking, as though the city street is entitled to them because it's in front of their house.

Have you tried... Talking to him? Maybe that's all he needs/wants, someone to talk to. Fuck he's a human being for christ sake not some evil entity to stay away from and let "professionals" handle.

Expresso 05-15-2014 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by 7seven (Post 8471961)
That sounds pretty normal to me. I'm guess most on here still live at home with parents and thats why. The original poster's neighbor daughters sees him twice a month, that would seem they have a pretty good relationship still. As you get older or move out, you're just not going to see your parents in person as much anymore as you're own life gets busier, move to different cities/countries and even your parents life changes when their kids move out, they might start travelling or taking up new hobbies, etc...

Even if you're in nearby cities, while its nice to try and arrange weekly visits/dinners, I find most only see their immediate family a couple times a month at most. To me that seems to be the norm as both you and your parents get older and you move out.

Interesting. I don't think I would be able to pull this off. I can definitely understand if you live way far out from them though. If you lived at home, I can't see what the excuse would be there.

Usually have to hit up the parentals on both sides at least once every two weeks. I can't say its a good or bad thing.

multicartual 05-15-2014 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by GabAlmighty (Post 8471963)
Have you tried... Talking to him? Maybe that's all he needs/wants, someone to talk to. Fuck he's a human being for christ sake not some evil entity to stay away from and let "professionals" handle.


If it were me, I would chat up the old man and see if he needs help with the backyard. Maybe he's too old to tackle cleaning it up himself and he's depressed because he thinks his neighbors hate him. I ain't above putting on gloves and stepping in rat shit!


Gab, reading through this thread it should be obvious how much contempt people in this city have for each other!

MG1 05-15-2014 11:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ICE BOY (Post 8471958)

I just reread some of the posts from that thread. Holy cow! I had forgotten how stupid that thread was.

multicartual 05-15-2014 12:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by meme405 (Post 8471949)
Came in to make fun of multicartual and his noise thread, but 320icar and ZoidBerg already got to it before me...:accepted:


I am getting a resonator installed at Racing Greed right now just so I don't annoy my neighbors when I leave to write at the Naam in Kits around 3 AM


Oh shit who am I kidding it's STILL going to be loud as fuck I bet

freakshow 05-15-2014 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HachiSix (Post 8471947)
This doesnt sound normal though.

My wife and I have dinner with my parents every monday night, and her parents every wednesday night, but this takes a huge commitment, and isn't always convenient for us.

Most of my other friends only see their parents/in-laws 1-2 times a month, some even less. So I would say it is normal to not see your parents every week, since doing so takes quite a bit of effort.

jbsali 05-15-2014 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Euro7r (Post 8471539)
I have this neighbor (80+ year old guy) that is constantly making "excessive noise" everyday from morning to night. It's summer time and he's always cutting wood, metal pipes or hammering away in his backyard. I understand that everyone may have renovations to do during summer time with the nice weather, but in this case, everyday is a bit excessive? My home is hot and can't seem to open my windows as the noise and dust clouds come into my home. His backyard is a junk yard with "crap" everywhere and he obviously isn't a construction worker with permit to operate with all that noise. To me, if he's going to be cutting material and hammering away from morning to late evening, he should be doing that inside his house to reduce the amount of noise to surrounding homes.

I don't believe confronting them would work because this neighbor doesn't like every one else that lives around him, that's why he doesn't seem to give a "crap" about making noise as majority of our neighbors ethnicity isn't of this 80+ year old guy. Also coupled by the fact, I don't want any tension buildup as this neighbor might take things personal if I confront them.

Would going to city of Vancouver be an option?

first thing i thought of..

http://www.aceshowbiz.com/images/sti...n_torino16.jpg

Gumby 05-15-2014 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by freakshow (Post 8472063)
My wife and I have dinner with my parents every monday night, and her parents every wednesday night, but this takes a huge commitment, and isn't always convenient for us.

Most of my other friends only see their parents/in-laws 1-2 times a month, some even less. So I would say it is normal to not see your parents every week, since doing so takes quite a bit of effort.

Like you, I also have a designated night to see my parents, and another to see the in-laws. We all live within 30 mins of each other, so I guess there is no excuse. The bonus is that dinner for that night is covered! :)

My mom would be pissed if I saw her only once a month! I find her stance on this annoying at times - I believe that parents should "let their sons go" to start/manage their own family.

Euro7r 05-15-2014 05:58 PM

I am posting here to see if others have encountered such situations or even similar situations and I'm just looking at my options. For those that think I should man up and don't be a pussy and confront. Easier said than done since I've had previous encounters with this idiot neighbor; hence, I don't want to add "salt" to things and taking cautious steps. If he was reasonable in the previous encounters, I wouldn't be here posting :pokerface:


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