The flats at your place have to be bought?
A real pain in the txim and handling zombies thread...
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Oh - I had such neighbours (also living above me) once. Only that it was a continuously sawing, drilling and hammering for months unti lthey moved out (not without throwing the furniture out of the window first).
The flats at your place have to be bought?
The flats at your place have to be bought?
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Kiyevanie wrote:The flat above mine got sold; that's the reason why the people above me moved out on New Year's Eve.
Now there's a message hanging in the hallway - the new owners want to renovate the place (makes sense, of course) before they move in and informed the rest of the house that there's gonna be noise for the next six weeks.
Started yesterday - I was working from home and already thought "ugh". Well, they were working at it today again. Starting at about 8:30. On a Saturday morning. I was ready to commit murder...
And that for the next six weeks???

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That was exactly what they did today... at least that's what it sounded like.
They're taking out everything: Bathroom tiles, tub, all the floor tiles, kitchen tiles, the built in hallway closet.
Sitting in the office now. If the ceiling comes down at least I won't be home.
Actually I can't blame the new owners - if it was me I'd probably make a complete renovation myself before moving in (the hallway tiles are absolutely ugly and whoever thought that white floor tiles in the kitchen are a good idea makes me wonder if they ever actually used their own kitchen), so everything is exactly the way they want to have it. It just sucks that it happens right above me.
They're taking out everything: Bathroom tiles, tub, all the floor tiles, kitchen tiles, the built in hallway closet.
Sitting in the office now. If the ceiling comes down at least I won't be home.
They're all "Eigentumswohnungen"; owned by private people, not a real estate company or something. Part of them are rented to other people (like the one I'm living in), partly the owners live there themselves.Elyris wrote:Oh - I had such neighbours (also living above me) once. Only that it was a continuously sawing, drilling and hammering for months unti lthey moved out (not without throwing the furniture out of the window first).
The flats at your place have to be bought?
Actually I can't blame the new owners - if it was me I'd probably make a complete renovation myself before moving in (the hallway tiles are absolutely ugly and whoever thought that white floor tiles in the kitchen are a good idea makes me wonder if they ever actually used their own kitchen), so everything is exactly the way they want to have it. It just sucks that it happens right above me.

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Re: A real pain in the txim and handling zombies thread...
1. All windows tightly closed. CHECK
2. All internal doors open. CHECK
3. Gas leakage alarm disabled. CHECK.
4. Candle at the opposite end of the apartment from the kitchen lit. CHECK.
5. All gas burners in the kitche open without ignition. CHECK.
Now exit through the front door and leave the building ASAP. RUN!!!!!!!!!
2. All internal doors open. CHECK
3. Gas leakage alarm disabled. CHECK.
4. Candle at the opposite end of the apartment from the kitchen lit. CHECK.
5. All gas burners in the kitche open without ignition. CHECK.
Now exit through the front door and leave the building ASAP. RUN!!!!!!!!!
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Use the non-violent, 110% effective measure.

You won't look bad, yet get the whole block to yourself. No one gets hurt, and nothing gets damaged.

You won't look bad, yet get the whole block to yourself. No one gets hurt, and nothing gets damaged.
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Ain't they cute?
Plus: It's easier to get a bunch of those than somehow getting a gas pipeline into a house that doesn't have one
Gonna keep that in mind, after all I have no idea yet who's gonna move in above me in a few weeks. Could always be a family with toddlers.

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I assume you mean those little blackandwhite guys from Bogo's pic there 
Spoiler: Mmmmhm - I'd still stick to the biological weapons... I mean, blowing up the place has the disadvantage that my flat would be in ruins too. And I'm kinda done with moving for the next few years.
Spoiler: Mmmmhm - I'd still stick to the biological weapons... I mean, blowing up the place has the disadvantage that my flat would be in ruins too. And I'm kinda done with moving for the next few years.

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Well .... maybe I could arrange somehting there. 
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Re: A real pain in the txim and handling zombies thread...
Why?!?!?!?
When in doubt, run in tiny little circles!
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That sounds horrific!
Get well as soon as possible!!
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That sounds terrible - hope you get better soon!
Screw business trip, it's about your health at the moment.
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Re: A real pain in the txim and handling zombies thread...
To be honest... I can see your points, but I also hear your body screaming "Stop - gimme a break!"

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Everything just sucks right now. 
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*hugs*


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Phew... get better... whatever you caught there, that sounds really serious.

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I know, it's just a minor issue... but I'm starting to get really get worn down by that renovation thing upstairs. Ooookay - I can live with the fact that there's no working from home at the moment (who's paying me the extra money for gas, by the way?). I can live with the occasional dirt in the hallway and on the stairs. I can even live with the occasional sound coming from upstairs in the evenings or at the weekends.
But drilling holes in walls on a Saturday morning at 8:30, that's almost too much. I've had a crappy day yesterday, my head's exploding anyway and I was really needing a quiet and peaceful morning
But drilling holes in walls on a Saturday morning at 8:30, that's almost too much. I've had a crappy day yesterday, my head's exploding anyway and I was really needing a quiet and peaceful morning

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Well, drill holes back.



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