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Blake

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turns out two of this year's housemates are bells.

it's f**king freezing, pretty much got called out last night for having stuck the heating on for half hour int he mornings to make getting up that little bit easier.

Complaints of 'we can't afford it' when they're sharing a third of the f**king rent. I'm panning my counter-argument for when i'm not tired and need to be out the house by 8 the next morning, needless to say it's gonna get real. Can't wait.

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Its very simple :) i just do it.

All happend when my consciousness fliped 180 degrees about 5 years ago .And to begin with it was one scary f**king thing to deal with Because i had no idea what was happening to me.

The thoughts like..Why do i do this .why am i so unhappy and dis satisfied with life were constantly creeping in to my mind....So i figured self inquiry was the way to go.

So as i began to examine my self and realise what was not good for my well being i droped what was no longer needed.That included parts of my self that i thought were me.

So ask your self what do you like doing Then have the balls to just do it .

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Since the cold weather has begun our next door neighbour has started to start his car about 20 minutes before he needs it to warm it up. Problem is his drive is below our bedroom window. He's been doing this at 7 every morning whilst I've been trying to sleep. Wouldn't be so bad if he didn't drive some million mile bag O'shit mk4 petrol golf with squeaky belts and rattling top end.

He's done it everyday since Monday, including this morning. Laid in bed at 7 this morning trying to sleep and he starts his bloody car, it was running for about 45 minutes so I went and took the keys out and posted them back through his letter box. I've no problem in the working week (which doesn't seem to apply to him anyway, he's a self employed window cleaner and just seems to do half an hour when he feels like it) but on a Sunday morning is not on.

So now I'm wide awake sat reading bloody TF on a Sunday morning.

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Since the cold weather has begun our next door neighbour has started to start his car about 20 minutes before he needs it to warm it up. Problem is his drive is below our bedroom window. He's been doing this at 7 every morning whilst I've been trying to sleep. Wouldn't be so bad if he didn't drive some million mile bag O'shit mk4 petrol golf with squeaky belts and rattling top end.

He's done it everyday since Monday, including this morning. Laid in bed at 7 this morning trying to sleep and he starts his bloody car, it was running for about 45 minutes so I went and took the keys out and posted them back through his letter box. I've no problem in the working week (which doesn't seem to apply to him anyway, he's a self employed window cleaner and just seems to do half an hour when he feels like it) but on a Sunday morning is not on.

So now I'm wide awake sat reading bloody TF on a Sunday morning.

If someone leaves the keys in their car, and isn't close enough to the car to try and prevent someone from stealing it, then it invalidates their insurance.

Just saying.... :wink:

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I know it is more extreme than the others but..

Talk to him to roll the car a few metres away, or to the road, and run the car there?

Or if you explain him that cars are made so they warm up quicker while used, with no problems, that should be fine too

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