Livin' in Legoland

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Mar 22nd 2007, 2:13 am

renth

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Livin' in Legoland

I was brushing my teeth this morning and with the noises I was hearing thought there must be a pig loose in my yard.

I then realised it was my next door neighbour snoring

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:14 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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I was brushing my teeth this morning and with the noises I was hearing thought there must be a pig loose in my yard.

I then realised it was my next door neighbour snoring

and how does that reflect negatively on Oz as the title to this thread implies?

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:16 am

renth

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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and how does that reflect negatively on Oz as the title to this thread implies?

So, do you reckon it's a good thing to be able to hear your neigbour snoring from your own bathroom?

Christ, they can probably hear us shagging too.

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:19 am

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So, do you reckon it's a good thing to be able to hear your neigbour snoring from your own bathroom?

Christ, they can probably hear us shagging too.

still not getting the point-accomodation can be pretty squeezed together in the UK too.

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:25 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

Wot's shaggin, sorry I'm married

Agree re the cardboard houses, the insulation the newer homes Iv'e been in both for sound & heat are non existent. If I hear another ****** dog barking I am gonna kill it. :curse:
All this space & yet they still pack 200 houses to the half acre

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:27 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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I was brushing my teeth this morning and with the noises I was hearing thought there must be a pig loose in my yard.

I then realised it was my next door neighbour snoring

Are you serious Renth, how close are your neighbours?

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:31 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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Are you serious Renth, how close are your neighbours?

Not sure, about 4 or 5 metres. I think we both had a window open and she was SNORING LIKE A PIG

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:37 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

They don't show that on the Delphin adverts do they

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I was brushing my teeth this morning and with the noises I was hearing thought there must be a pig loose in my yard.

I then realised it was my next door neighbour snoring

Mar 22nd 2007, 2:55 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

When I was in Merstham once and I could hear the girl bring back guys on Friday nights from Wetherspoons and she always told me that she didnt like guys but she sure sounded happy once they got going....prefer the snoring...

Mar 22nd 2007, 3:02 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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Not sure, about 4 or 5 metres. I think we both had a window open and she was SNORING LIKE A PIG

Shit sorry Renth I'll close my windows

Mar 22nd 2007, 10:27 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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I was brushing my teeth this morning and with the noises I was hearing thought there must be a pig loose in my yard.

I then realised it was my next door neighbour snoring

Didn't realise you'd moved to North Lakes mate?

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Mar 22nd 2007, 10:41 am

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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still not getting the point-accomodation can be pretty squeezed together in the UK too.

Yes agree with you there, but the houses in lego -land are built with shame. More like holiday shacks

Mar 22nd 2007, 9:11 pm

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

Our kitchen window faces our neighbour's toilet. We get the joy of listening to that while making our morning coffee. Think I'd rather have the snoring.

Mar 22nd 2007, 9:21 pm

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Re: Livin' in Legoland

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Our kitchen window faces our neighbour's toilet. We get the joy of listening to that while making our morning coffee. Think I'd rather have the snoring.

My last house here in the uk was a brand new one joined to another. I remember the first morning i woke up, opend the airing cupboard door and i could have sworn the guy next door was having a pee in there it was so loud. Would never buy a new one in the uk again. I wont go into the other noises you could here!!!!