WTF... you have to be kidding???

WTF... you have to be kidding???

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Dupont666

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21,679 posts

199 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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So there i am doing some work from home enjoying a nice coffee, when i smell this burning smell..... Thinking WTF I quickly look around the flat and notice its strongest in the bedroom were the window is open....

Look outside and my neighbour who has a 40ft by 20ft veggy plot has decided to burn all of last years crop that was left over.... not only is he doing that but burning up against one of his neighbours walls....

6/7ft by 10ft of garden waste is going up in smoke and a help of a lot of it at that.

Now this wouldnt be so bad if i lived in the sticks.... but i dont, i live in Clapham... London.

Now thanks to this git my whole flat smells of smoke and looks like this burning thing could last a while.

I thought whilst in built up populated areas you could do bonfires like this?

fking hell, if its not one neighbour with all night music, its another burning stuff....

SpydieNut

5,833 posts

230 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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was your coffee dark-roasted?

Darkslider

3,075 posts

196 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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When his back is turned lob a couple of deodorant cans out the window into the fire. Will st him right up when they go off and he'll have the fire put out sharpish. hehe

Jasandjules

70,505 posts

236 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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It would have been nice if he'd actually told you beforehand so you can close windows and get in clothes drying on the line outside etc..

mackie1

8,165 posts

240 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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We have some fker doing the same thing in the allotments next to our office. !

Edited by mackie1 on Tuesday 17th March 10:07

okgo

39,351 posts

205 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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hehe

Got to admire that, to start a bonfire in Clapham. Chuck him a beer!

dibbers006

13,585 posts

225 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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I think this would be exactly the scenario where 'Pissing on his Bonfire' would be appropriate wink

markh1

2,846 posts

216 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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okgo said:
hehe

Got to admire that, to start a bonfire in Clapham. Chuck him a beer!
Hopefully it will burn the rest of clapham down hehe

M3CHA-MONK3Y

6,095 posts

202 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Follow him home, wait till he falls asleep then break in and start a bonfire in his living room. Use his wife's dirty pants as fuel.

HTH

Lord Pikey

3,257 posts

222 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Supa-Soaker filled with petrol fired over the bonfire towards him=?

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

205 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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mackie1 said:
We have some fker doing the same thing in a allotments next to our office. !
The offices I used to work in were just across the road from a sewage plant - there is nothing like the smell of gently sun roasted human excrement as it wafts over your desk whilst you're having your lunch.

Dupont666

Original Poster:

21,679 posts

199 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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should have made it clear the veggy plot is his whole back garden at the house/flat...

okgo

39,351 posts

205 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Lord Pikey said:
Supa-Soaker filled with petrol fired over the bonfire towards him=?
That will end in you getting dicked as the petrol burns back to where it came from and blows up in your hand.

mechsympathy

54,266 posts

262 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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okgo said:
Lord Pikey said:
Supa-Soaker filled with petrol fired over the bonfire towards him=?
That will end in you getting dicked as the petrol burns back to where it came from and blows up in your hand.
yesMuch better to put it in a bottle and lob it over. Don't worry about breaking the bottle, it'll go when it gets hot enough anyway wink

james_tigerwoods

16,332 posts

204 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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I hope you called the Fire Brigade, reporting it as a concerned citizen....

With an Ambiwlans on standby

mackie1

8,165 posts

240 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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rhinochopig said:
mackie1 said:
We have some fker doing the same thing in a allotments next to our office. !
The offices I used to work in were just across the road from a sewage plant - there is nothing like the smell of gently sun roasted human excrement as it wafts over your desk whilst you're having your lunch.
Sounds dreamy. I think the sweat aroma of a cow shed on a still July day is not one to miss either.

threesixty

2,068 posts

210 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Annonymous call to fire brigade from a "concerned neighbour" ?


EDIT: too slow...

Edited by threesixty on Tuesday 17th March 10:10

AJS-

15,366 posts

243 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Sorry I'm with the neighbour on this one. There's something admirably selfish about starting a big bonfire in a small garden in Clapham. A sort of wanton denial of the fact that he lives in a densely populated suburb of a big city. Like a gentle warning that he might start spraying manure from a tractor tomorrow, or turn up on a horse.

I think an appropriate comeback would be to let your pigs loose on his vegetable patch, or build a massive great haystack in his parking space.

james_tigerwoods

16,332 posts

204 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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Phone 'em - phone 'em now - and then call the council.

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

205 months

Tuesday 17th March 2009
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james_tigerwoods said:
Phone 'em - phone 'em now - and then call the council.
Call the Fwrer Brwgade hehe