Posted: 8/31/2004 2:27:47 PM EDT
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I am currently residing in an apartment complex. There is a neighbor (haven't figured exactly which one) who as one of those car alarms that causes the car's horn to CONSTANTLY go off. The ding bat must have the sensitivity set to react if a gnat lands on the windshield. He (or she) just lets the damn thing go on and on and on and on...then it cycles, stops, and a few minutes later it goes off again. Needless to say, that with this vehicle parked near my window, its driving me up the wall. This has happened 3 days in a row now. Usually lasting....(ARRGG there it goes again!)...about 30 minutes to an hour. Suggestions? (the next topic will address the perpetuality of ice cream trucks playing that music as they s-l-o-w-l-y pass through) |
Sounds like it's time to file a noise complaint with the Police. I don't know the law in your area, but a lot of places have ordnances covering your situation. You might try putting a note on their windshield first and see what happens. |
I'm in Texas. I'll check. The alarm is still going off as I type this. |
You are 100% correct - the honking has ceased. I'm a happy man now. |
I got a few nasty and anonymous notes on my windshield and then the guy escalated to the leasing office. The leasing office tried to tell me that the lease I sign had a provision that prohibited parking in the space backwards. Too funny. |
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And the guy could have gone around with no problem. He was just a cranky old man who wanted something to complain about. |
What do you suggest, a blast AT Landmine? ![]() Sorry - but after 5 years of correcting people her on arfcom for spelling ORDNANCE with an I - this is the first time I have ever seen someone spell ORDINANCE without one |
Why did you back up so far? People that pull too far forward or back up too far and stick their bumpers over curbs are one of my personal pet-peeves. I guess I'm a cranky old man, too.
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The idiotic teacher redmarked it as a misspelled word, so I looked it up in the dictionary for his dumbass |
