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Show posts MenuQuote from: laoislad on September 15, 2012, 05:56:22 PM
All this fuss over two fried eggs
Quote from: mylestheslasher on September 10, 2012, 08:45:16 PMQuote from: Eamonnca1 on September 10, 2012, 07:54:38 PMQuote from: Hardy on September 10, 2012, 05:21:53 PM
First step is to let the neighbours know. They won't know he's barking when they're not there because ... well they're not there. You could suggest that they get a bark collar - they work very well. But if they're like a large proportion of dog owners, they're likely to take umbrage at your approach, in which case you have a number of options.
1. Go the legal route. Formally complain. If you don't get satisfaction - escalate - Document instances of barking., report the nuisance to the authorities, send a solicitor's letter, etc. etc. Probably a huge pain in the arse all round.
2. Retaliate. Make noise when they're trying to sleep. Let them know this is how it works. Stressful and confrontational.
3. Do what has worked for me recently. I work from a home office. Next door's dog started to develop a distracting barking habit. Anything moved, she barked. So I befriended her. Went over to her a few times a day and talked to her. Spoke to her every time I came in and went out, etc. She now thinks I'm one of her family/pack. In fact, she probably thinks I'm the leader. When she can see I'm around (which I let her know by letting her see me in the mornings) she doesn't bark. If she does bark, not knowing I'm there, all I have to do is open the window and speak to her. Works great.
I usually go with option 1. I have no time for dogs and I'm not into making friends with them. Depending on where you live there's probably laws against making that kind of noise all night. An owner is responsible for their dog. If they aren't going to take their responsibilities seriously, force the issue.
If I had a neighbour like you that goes the legal route as first choice I'd put dog shite in your letter box!
Quote from: Agent Orange on August 01, 2012, 01:08:04 AMQuote from: Dougal Maguire on July 31, 2012, 10:24:21 PM
I can't believe it's taken you guys until now to catch this on. Did it never strike you that there was something sad, bitter and twisted about a person who comes onto a Message -board on a subject he has no interest in GAA, and posts one track stuff on it all the time? How did he find out about it? What takes him here? As I said the only solution is to ignore him.
Dont often agree with you Dougal, but this time you are almost bang on the money. I think he should be banned, he has no interest in Gaelic games and is only here to try to stir things up.
Quote from: Agent Orange on September 08, 2012, 12:38:09 PM
Dougal, I've had time to think and I was wrong, Coors Light isn't a bitches drink.
Also it is Corrinshego not Correnshigo. Their new field is being paid for by NMDC, that is you and me, the rate payer. This is despite the fact that the club have had various draws over the years, in fact the deal for the last field, the one that ended up going through the courts went tits up a few days before Big Joe drew the winning ticket, that one should not have gone ahead, the club knew they would not be purchasing the land and the money seems to have disappeared. There are more questions than answers wHere Corrinshego are concerned.
As for the rest of your rant, have a read through some of your own posts and then get back to me, we've been here before.
Quote from: Agent Orange on September 07, 2012, 07:27:17 PMQuote from: Dougal Maguire on September 01, 2012, 11:44:48 PM
On a diet and attending Weight Watchers. Put on 2 stone over the summer, from a base of being a fat cnut anyway. Have changed to drinking Coors Light. Is there much difference?
BTW Its 4.30 euro a pint in Dundalk
How can anyone put on two stone in such a short time? You must be a real Bat Fastard.
Coors light is a bitches drink.