comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 4 minutes ago
We’ll be moving next year cause we have a dog now and the neighbours always leave the gates connecting to the gardens open and their doors opened too

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Sounds proper Luton that. Don’t have a stadium backing on to you?

So if you're looking at it on plan:
-there's a row of houses
-at the rear of the houses is lawn area
-the lawn area is subdivided by fences, with a fence at the boundary of each plot
-each fence has a gate in it

I think this is wrong, but it will hopefully give you a suitable template to properly explain this arrangement.

comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 4 minutes ago
We’ll be moving next year cause we have a dog now and the neighbours always leave the gates connecting to the gardens open and their doors opened too

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Sounds proper Luton that. Don’t have a stadium backing on to you?
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Surprised he’s never ran on the pitch to chase the ball

comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 4 minutes ago
We’ll be moving next year cause we have a dog now and the neighbours always leave the gates connecting to the gardens open and their doors opened too

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Sounds proper Luton that. Don’t have a stadium backing on to you?
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Yeah, I can't understand why a man of his stature and means is living in such a manner.

comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 32 seconds ago
comment by Hengy (U9129)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 4 minutes ago
We’ll be moving next year cause we have a dog now and the neighbours always leave the gates connecting to the gardens open and their doors opened too

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Sounds proper Luton that. Don’t have a stadium backing on to you?
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Yeah, I can't understand why a man of his stature and means is living in such a manner.
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I’m flattered

comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 1 minute ago
So if you're looking at it on plan:
-there's a row of houses
-at the rear of the houses is lawn area
-the lawn area is subdivided by fences, with a fence at the boundary of each plot
-each fence has a gate in it

I think this is wrong, but it will hopefully give you a suitable template to properly explain this arrangement.
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Well yes to all of those but still not sure what you mean

comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 1 minute ago
So if you're looking at it on plan:
-there's a row of houses
-at the rear of the houses is lawn area
-the lawn area is subdivided by fences, with a fence at the boundary of each plot
-each fence has a gate in it

I think this is wrong, but it will hopefully give you a suitable template to properly explain this arrangement.
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Well yes to all of those but still not sure what you mean
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so the issue is that you have a garden, but it has a communal footpath running across it.

so if you're sunbathing anyone can just walk past.

and if you let the dog out it can run up to random people (and potentially other dogs) walking through, or - if they leave the gates open - run next door?

is there any kind of etiquette/unwritten rule about acknowledging one another whilst walking through each others' gardens? do people tend to say hello, or nod, or not even look at each other, or does it vary?

It’s 2024 why are you living in this squalor phenom?

It’s alright for you baby boomers

comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 1 minute ago
So if you're looking at it on plan:
-there's a row of houses
-at the rear of the houses is lawn area
-the lawn area is subdivided by fences, with a fence at the boundary of each plot
-each fence has a gate in it

I think this is wrong, but it will hopefully give you a suitable template to properly explain this arrangement.
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Well yes to all of those but still not sure what you mean
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so the issue is that you have a garden, but it has a communal footpath running across it.

so if you're sunbathing anyone can just walk past.

and if you let the dog out it can run up to random people (and potentially other dogs) walking through, or - if they leave the gates open - run next door?

is there any kind of etiquette/unwritten rule about acknowledging one another whilst walking through each others' gardens? do people tend to say hello, or nod, or not even look at each other, or does it vary?
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Neighbour talks too much and is always walking out the side to their cars and not giving a fack, I’ve said about the gate but they’re old and don’t care, so I throw the rotten apples that fall in our garden into theirs

it's not alright for me.
i've got about 2 grand.
not even got a state pension.
and no prospect of any income
i am totally farked.

I have savings but Mrs doesn’t and she’s the high maintenance one

We live in an expensive area renting and blew half my savings on the Furnishing, rent, Africa trip, alcohol and takeaways

comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 2 minutes ago
I have savings but Mrs doesn’t and she’s the high maintenance one

We live in an expensive area renting and blew half my savings on the Furnishing, rent, Africa trip, alcohol and takeaways
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it sounds terrible. i'm so sorry for you.

comment by I am a number (U23088)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Phenom (U20037)
posted 2 minutes ago
I have savings but Mrs doesn’t and she’s the high maintenance one

We live in an expensive area renting and blew half my savings on the Furnishing, rent, Africa trip, alcohol and takeaways
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it sounds terrible. i'm so sorry for you.
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Yeah it could be worse

why couldn't they put the path along the back, and segregate it off with a fence parallel with the back wall of the houses? i.e. a normal arrangement (aka an alley).

what fkwit has come up with this for a layout in an "expensive area"?

Terrace houses

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hey!!!!

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never went there.
i live in a side room in an old peoples' house.
i go out for a daily walk, and a weekly shop where I spend about £45 on groceries. the rest of the time i'm just sat here looking at the internet.
i sleep on 2 sofa cushions on the floor (which incidentally started to feel cold last night already, not boding well for the winter).

note to self: see if there's another blanket somewhere.

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no, a house with old people plus me.
not had any work for more than 2 years.
not had an actual job for more than 7.
sent off another 70 applications last week. waste of time.

why do you want your account closed?