Stovepipe wrote: » a friend of mine bought a house in a corpo estate, one that was mostly sold off and discovered about three feet of rubbish dumped in his "new" kitchen and front room, mostly in big bags. The neighbours appeared to welcome them in and were friendly enough and my friend asked about the pile of rubbish in the house. The neighbours said that it was a family from up the road had come down, kicked in the back door and tipped their ****e inside. My friend examined the bags and found post addressed to the neighbours on both sides, so he rounded up his three sons and hefted the lot over the walls back into the neighbours yards. Cue shouts and threats until my friend produced the letters with their names on them. After that, it was picture but no sound for a long time.
Zipppy wrote: » Eejits left paperwork with their address on it in bag.. it's around corner...
Deleted User wrote: » - we got a phone Call from Officer Obie who said, - "kid, we found your name on a envelope at The bottom of a half a ton of garbage and I just wanted to know if you had Any information about it" - And I said, "yes sir, Officer Obie, I cannot tell a lie. I put that envelope Under that garbage." ---> Alices Restaurant. Massacree.
Deebles McBeebles wrote: » Man that's old school.
Utter Consternation wrote: » I caught my fat cnut of a neighbour putting something into our bin. He had to lean over the wall and his own fcuking bin to put it in there. Miserable cnut. I walked around the back of the house just as he was doing it. Caught him right in the act. He started sputtering and spoofing when i asked him what he was at. I missed a trick by not telling him to take it out, but i've no interest in having a massive feud with him because i heard he scraped another neighbours car because of a dispute over parking spaces.
punisher5112 wrote: » I'm a very tolerant person but I will say don't cross me I'm not called the punisher for a laugh....