[Lardman]

I have neighbours from hell on one side - it happens.

Today is bin day, we still have 220ltr wheelie bins which are only collected once every 2 weeks and they tend show up between 7-8am, miss a collection and you have an entire months worth of rubbish to deal with. 

Having put his own bin out yesterday this appeared in the entryway overnight after he was told not to block the entryway.  He had previously stacked it full of pallets and bags of cement but the gap was large enough to get a bin past.

That gap however is not, I had to physically pick up my wheelie bin and it's 2 weeks of rubbish to lift it over his washing machine, which "someone is going to collect" at a later date, he just doesn't know who or when.

[mrs bouquet]

Lardy you might be grumpy, but old - no.   Mrs Bouquet

[greenjay]

Some people have no respect for others and think they can do what they want. I have lovely neighbours now but that wasn't always the case so feel for you.

[snowdrops]

No wonder you’re grumpy, I’d be more than grumpy, I might have been tempted to throw my rubbish in his garden! No help I know. How inconsiderate of him. Does he own the house or is there a landlord you could complain to?

[Lardman]

I've had 3 sets of neighbours on that side and none have been any problem at all, even the family of 5 adults weren't any hassle - this young couple however are a complete nightmare.  I think the press use the term the entitled generation and it's so accurate.

I realised I had become old Mrs B when the first 3 items on each shopping list was paracetamol, multi-vitamins and cod liver oil tablets. 

[Goosegirl]

My primary shopping list consists of Joint Ease, Vimto and the Co-op's chicken tikka masala.