Dbrskh

Opposite the Dulwich Hospital bus stop. There was a skip there 2-3 weeks ago which is now gone, it was outside a house having work done. Well, the skip is gone but the space it was taking and the surrounding space weren?t cleaned properly. On Tuesday my husband stepped on a piece of wood with a rusty nail as he was getting out of our car. The nail went trough his shoe and pierced his skin. The same day later on in the day he drove me to Denmark Hill station and by the time he got to ED roundabout he had to pull over and change a tyre because it was flat. I?m 100% sure it happened when we parked esrlier in the day on EDG where he stepped on the rusty nail. Just beware.

Wow, what a shitty forum this can be.

I started a FB group called ?East Dulwich Meetup?. It has 17 members but it isn?t active. You?re all welcome to join and I?m happy to give admin rights to someone interested to help run it. I have 2 small kids and no time.

Have you looked into a ketogenic and intermittent fasting lifestyle? Search for the ?keto? subreddit on Reddit and have a read. Lose weight quickly and without any hunger. Most importantly, it does wonders for people?s health.

I turned around one night in bed at 1am and woke my now husband up to tell him ?we should get married!?. Half asleep he said ?yes! Will you marry me??. Two months later we took ourselves to the registry office and got married. A month later we sent ?we eloped? cards to our families. No one was happy they weren?t there but totally missed the point about us getting married had nothing to do with them. I missed out on a proposal and my husband picking my engagement ring...but I married the man I love.

Sorry this has happened to you. About a month ago some tit in a stolen vehicle crashed into our car on EDG at 1am. Our car was written off. Our insurance paid out very quickly. I hope you find the culprit. Good luck.

Bloody fox(es) won?t shut up! It has been non-stop this evening. It?s starting to get on my nerves. There?s now howling from what sounds like a small fox(es). Bloody insane. It?s in between EDG and Trossachs Road, it?s just gardens backing onto gardens so surely they?re in someone?s garden?

I?ve attached a video with just sound of this animal that keeps on making the noise that can be heard on said video. I first heard it last night and thought it was a poor thing stuck somewhere in between fences or something. Tonight it?s back at it but I feel like it can be heard coming from 2-3 different places. It has also started considerably ealier (about 3-4 hours) than it did last night. Anyone know what it is? Thanks.

Watched the first episode. I?m sorry to disagree but it?s horrible. Bad acting and overall very cheesy.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It probably is Foxes but not mating. > > Here is a short vid of Fox calls.. > > > > One of them fits your discription > > Enjoy > > DulwichFox After watching the video, I must say I?m 150% sure there?s a very confused vixen out there in need of a male companion because what has been waking us up is definitely that first ?vixen?s scream? from the video. Horrible!

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dbrskh Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > For the last 2-3 nights I have been woke up at > > around 3-4am by a screaming/screeching > > animal...it?s like a constant ?aaahhh, > aaaahhhh?. > > It?s in between EDG and Trossachs road. Is it > > foxes? They sound horrible. > > Not mating season for Foxes .. Which is noisy. > > Fox mating season > Foxes breed just once a year. The mating season > begins in January when the screeching mating cries > can be heard during the night and the early hours. > A litter of four to five cubs is born about late > March, and the cubs remain exclusively inside the > den for about six to eight weeks. > > DulwichFox Then what kind of creature is making that noise?! It?s horrible. It?s even waking my husband up and not even our crying kids at night (with the monitor on his side) will wake him up!

For the last 2-3 nights I have been woke up at around 3-4am by a screaming/screeching animal...it?s like a constant ?aaahhh, aaaahhhh?. It?s in between EDG and Trossachs road. Is it foxes? They sound horrible.

Robert Poste's Child Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dbrskh, if you're upstairs and have a husband and > two small kids, you hold all the trump cards! > Perhaps you could encourage your husband to stay > out late drinking and, on his return in the early > hours. slam the shared front door, pound up the > stairs, slam your own front door and fall over, > ideally on uncarpeted floor if you have any (if > not, consider taking up your carpet temporarily). > On Sunday, get your kids up at 7am and give them a > sugary breakfast before building them an obstacle > course in whichever room is above your new > neighbours' bedroom. > > They will soon be only too keen to negotiate. > Trust me. Hi! Can we be best friends?! Unfortunately my husband is a bit of a ?saint? and doesn?t go out drinking, mind you he also only has one working kidney! Otherwise I would definitely send him out drinking and have him slam doors and stumble all over our uncarpeted floor. I did think of the kids? idea, not as elaborate as yours (you genius, you!) but if they don?t listen to or polite requests to not slam their doors then...I will be getting the kids up very early and having them do as you suggested. I nipped out last night and came back to my very peaceful hubs annoyed at them, so annoyed he actually had words with them whilst I was out...needless to say, they did not comply to his polite request about doors so they only received a card and we have kept the bottle of wine (it?s that good of a bottle!). They also haven?t locked the front door not once! Living in London and all, and their place being downstairs, wouldn?t it be in their best interest to lock the damn door?! No? Is it just me...?

alice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 'Our previous downstairs neighbour, who we were > only neighbours to since the beginning of July, > was/is the loveliest lady ever, we also never ever > heard a single peep coming from downstairs and you > would've never known if she was coming or going > because we never heard a thing!. > > well she didn't stay long did she? Maybe you're > the annoying neighbour! > > just wondering Her place was on sale long before we moved in. We couldn?t have been annoying when she spent her last night with is drinking wine and playing with our kids. We?re also staying in touch and she?s welcomed to stay with us whenever she?s back in the neighbourhood. So stop wondering. I haven?t said anything yet because I understand moving in is a nightmare and people have got more to worry than about slamming doors. Even though they have been doing this, I still went out and got them a card and bottle of wine to welcome them...surely I can?t be that bad as a neighbour can I?

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dbrskh Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I don't know if this is the right forum room > for > > this but let's all rant about our neighbours > and > > the things they do...just to get it off of our > > chests. Surely I can't be the only one! > > > > New downstairs neighbours moved in today and > they > > have slammed the bloody doors since they first > > came in. Of course with moving in today they > have > > been in and out 100x and those doors, mainly > the > > joint front door has been slammed every single > > time. My nerves are all over the place. Our > > previous downstairs neighbour, who we were only > > neighbours to since the beginning of July, > was/is > > the loveliest lady ever, we also never ever > heard > > a single peep coming from downstairs and you > > would've never known if she was coming or going > > because we never heard a thing! > > > > How lovely are your neighbours or not? What > things > > do they do that annoy you to no end?! Share! > > As for the joint front door- you could get one of > those quiet closing things fitted so they can't > slam that- they might take the hint. > > My worst upstairs neighbours used to throw their > rubbish- including broken glass, into our garden > where my toddlers played...they were total pigs. > And when their bath sprung a leak and the water > was coming through our kitchen light fitting they > refused to stop bathing. > And they used to have loud meetings in the house > late at night going into the early hours and my OH > had to get up at 6am for work.... Yeah, my husband suggested getting one of those and even getting one for their front door to see if they take a hijt! Lol. We?ll speak to then this weekend. If they turn out to be horrible neighbours it?s their loss, we?re uostairs and have 2 toddlers whereas they don?t...I could easily stop telling my eldest not to jump, run, skin, ahot, etc. Hehehe.