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Parking dispute
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Curious on what ud do.... We live in a road without off street parking. It is a quiet road(houses only on one side) and do although it's not always poss to park outside ones house parkingour normally avail a very short walk away. (on opp side of road£Our neighbours have a 10month old baby and out of respec my hub n I try park most of the time on the opp side of road. However sometimes (once a week maybe) we do park outside his house. He reacts like a prat when we do and Says we are selfish as his wife must then Carry baby anx buggie etc across the (very very quiet) road. Today for eg I parked outside and now yet again his music us blaring (he ONLY dies this when we park there and. Suspect hr puts the spakers against out Walls with base full blast while his wife takes baby out) what would YOU do....(hr I'd a neighbour from hell incidentally but we don't want to stop to his
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Yes I would have moved my car (as I said I had the keys in my hand and was in my way to do it) but now I'm thinking if I move it now he will think it's only cos he blared his music out?! Thinking of knocking kn his door and saying "look I'm moving the car....it wouldabewn fine ages ago but wanted u to findig ur temper tantrum first!"
Postdog is right, stop giving him ammo but as you say you only park there when you really need to. I would go round and explain this to him. Tell him you usually try to park elsewhere out of respect for them having a baby to get in and out of the car. I would do this when his wife is home as she may not realise he is doing this whilst she is out.
The fact they can usually park there as you park elsewhere so they can, prob makes him feel even more peeved when they can't park. Will you still be doing it when the child is grown up? cos they will expect to be able to park there always from now on I would have thought.
The fact they can usually park there as you park elsewhere so they can, prob makes him feel even more peeved when they can't park. Will you still be doing it when the child is grown up? cos they will expect to be able to park there always from now on I would have thought.
Wingnut... 2 weeks ago I did exacy that!!! I knocked on his door told him we try generally to park elsewhere and also if he desperately needs to park he can ring my mibile and ask us to move. What more can we do??!! Incidentaaly I suspect hid wife is the "stirrer" and he us the "mouthpiece". My hub n I even looked at moving recently to escape this (buy financially it woulda been not viable)I'm at my wits end!!!!
Hmm they don't sound reasonable at all do they. In this case if you don't want hassle all you can do is park elsewhere but you do have a right to park there and it's tough on them. Really they have shot themselves in the foot by not even being a little bit reasonable.
btw we have no off street parking where we live (cul-de-sac) and it really pisses me off when someone parks where we usually do but I don't do anything about it, it's tough we just have to park up the road. Thats why I said above that the fact they usually can park there because you have let them, it prob really riles them when they can't cos thats how I feel at times, difference is I don't do anything about it because anyone can park there.
btw we have no off street parking where we live (cul-de-sac) and it really pisses me off when someone parks where we usually do but I don't do anything about it, it's tough we just have to park up the road. Thats why I said above that the fact they usually can park there because you have let them, it prob really riles them when they can't cos thats how I feel at times, difference is I don't do anything about it because anyone can park there.
