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Brixton Chitter Chatter and News - July 2012

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Is there not some law about motorcyclists not making their exhausts so noisy?

Wanker. :mad:

I've heard one lately go along New Park Road several times which is far noisier than a 'normal' motorbike. Particularly annoying at 2am.
 
I've heard one lately go along New Park Road several times which is far noisier than a 'normal' motorbike. Particularly annoying at 2am.
Probably your turn to get the wankers who've done that along this edge of Brockwell Park the last few summers.
 
They're the bane of my life around here, whiney fuckers bombing round in the early hours of the morning. I suffer from bad enough insomnia as it is, but when I have the windows open wide in summer you can hear them constantly. They should really be banned. :mad:
 
don't think so. just the odd massively noisy powerful sounding motorbike. It doesn't happen so often but it's just so massively deliberate and wankerish.

I'm doing my motorbike training on Sunday... I'll be sure to come past when I get my bike :)
 
Well, aren't we all a bit old and grumpy today. :D

Kids today, string em up, national service, etc.
 
I'm a bit grumpy every day. At least I'm not as bad as that Onke... wait.

Noise mostly doesn't bother me. It's the deliberate twattishness of it at stoopid o'clock at night.

To be fair, I know where you're coming from. Bloke over the road from us has a little team of scooter riders who have drilled holes into their exhausts or whatever it is they do. They always beep their horns for him instead of getting off and ringing his doorbell.

It got so bad that we were, yes that's right, going to speak to the council about it.

But we're moving instead (although not because of that).
 
It wasn't a scooter. It was a powerful motorbike. It was very very loud, not an irritating lawnmower on speed.

:mad:
 
Bloke across the road from me likes to leave his bike's engine idling for a few minutes every morning (7.30ish) while he sorts out his gloves and stuff. I don't see why he can't do it the other way round and let me enjoy my post-alarm snooze.
 
When will it be my estate's turn to be free of what sound like souped-up hairdryers?
No idea, my crystal ball's on the blink again. ;)
Bloke across the road from me likes to leave his bike's engine idling for a few minutes every morning (7.30ish) while he sorts out his gloves and stuff. I don't see why he can't do it the other way round and let me enjoy my post-alarm snooze.
Probably the same reason that twats with petrol powered leafblowers walk around for ages with the things idling.
 
Luddite! Next you'll be oppressing them by forcing them to use yardbrooms. :p

I wouldn't mind them if they didn't make a noise :p

You know what'll happen next. The council will ask residents to rake their own leaves into a corner so the leaf blowers can then blow them again.

Mark my words. In days of old, binmen used to pick up bins and sling them over their shoulders and put them back in your property. Now they're on wheels and they expect you to wheel them in and out :mad:
 
Brixton Hatter said:
Said like a man with experience! We used to do that too when we were 16.....but for the speed not the noise!

My DT50 was way faster than your pedal start dad bike :mad:
 
Minnie_the_Minx said:
Wtf's the point of those? :mad: Why don't they just use a rake? :mad:

It did amuse me in the park (Blackheath) the other day. Loads of people with picnic rugs and wine. One guy BLARING through with the leaf thing :D I bet he laughed himself to sleep that night.
 
I wouldn't mind them if they didn't make a noise :p

You know what'll happen next. The council will ask residents to rake their own leaves into a corner so the leaf blowers can then blow them again.

Mark my words. In days of old, binmen used to pick up bins and sling them over their shoulders and put them back in your property. Now they're on wheels and they expect you to wheel them in and out :mad:
FWIW I've seen estate workers trying to use the leaf blowers on wet and windy days, talk about futile! Tenant & residents being told to do their own patch won't happen on this estate: Most of the gardeny bits with trees are communal, and not obviously attached to any of the flats. There aren't any wheelie bins either, just estate paladins and mini skips.
 
FWIW I've seen estate workers trying to use the leaf blowers on wet and windy days, talk about futile! Tenant & residents being told to do their own patch won't happen on this estate: Most of the gardeny bits with trees are communal, and not obviously attached to any of the flats. There aren't any wheelie bins either, just estate paladins and mini skips.

There's big bins under bin shutes here. We don't use the shutes despite being on the top floor. It's idiots on the 2nd floor who normally use the shutes as they're too lazy to walk down. They also put bags that are too big into the shutes, thus jamming them, meaning nobody can use them anyway. Other people who don't use the shutes just chuck their rubbish immediately in front of the bins because they're too lazy to put it INTO the bins. There's some right lazy fuckers around
 
It wasn't a scooter. It was a powerful motorbike. It was very very loud, not an irritating lawnmower on speed.

:mad:
There's some wanky twat on Rushcroft Road with an offensively loud motorbike - I mean seriously unpleasant, I have to close the window and I'm on the 4th floor... I have contemplated going down to have a quiet word, but he might be big & scary, and I don't believe in confrontation (with big & scary people, at least).
 
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