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Mar 26, 2009 01:40

Why am I living in a house where drunk neighbours can unlock a connecting door and walk into my home at 1.30 in the morning?

I'm still shaking.

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twicedead March 26 2009, 04:12:43 UTC
that's not fun!

Do you live in a house where you can leave a bear trap in front of said door?

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akonken March 26 2009, 07:02:43 UTC
...That is not a good surprise.

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woodbrook March 26 2009, 07:05:27 UTC
was going to suggest spikes too. Also go to estate agent and scream until this is resolved. Or just add new locks if they won't fix that although i am sure they Must. Biggest hugs

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annwfyn March 26 2009, 07:12:15 UTC
Oh that's horrible! Go round today and actually raise that as an issue. It's not OK. Why on earth did they do that?

At least you'll be in a new and more secure house soon.

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castorlion March 26 2009, 09:42:42 UTC
The door in question is a fire escape - it's supposed to stay locked, but there's a key on either side. To be fair to them, the neighbours have only just moved in, and thought it was a cupboard - the very loud screaming from the woman who opened the door when I poked my head round the door and said hi was testament to that.

Still - it makes me feel much less secure about my house. :-(

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half_orc March 26 2009, 19:16:39 UTC
Get a hockey mask and / or a satyr costume.

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lanfykins March 26 2009, 08:12:22 UTC
Bloody hell!

Caltrops. It's the only answer.

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cleosilver March 26 2009, 08:35:21 UTC
Poisoned Caltrops

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anonymous_james March 26 2009, 09:03:56 UTC
I like your thinking - people who stand on poisoned caltrops don't sue.

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sack_boy March 26 2009, 10:46:01 UTC
Barbed, poisoned caltrops?

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