Posted by sean on November 8, 2010 at 12:04 am in Fun At Home with 1 Comment


Friday evening was Bonfire Night. Now I like fireworks, sparklers and celebrating the burning of a Catholic as much as the next man, but there’s a limit…

Saturday morning. 3am. I was sound asleep after a long, difficult week at work. I was then awoken from my slumber by a tremendous bang. I was so startled that I nearly fell out my bed.

I was then forced to lie in my bed for almost as an hour, while listening to what can only be described as ‘The Sounds of Afghanistan’. Ross Kemp was no doubt hiding in the garden, filming a documentary for Sky One.

I can only assume some of my lovely neighbours decided to hold a display of illegal fireworks in the early hours of the morning. Probably after coming back come from a night club, pissed.

Regular readers of my blog will be interested to know that the neighbour responsible for holding the fireworks display was not the same one who has previously disturbed me with their thunderous snoring. How do I know this? Well, in between explosions from a nearby garden, I could hear grunts and snorts from another noisy neighbour. How their sleep remained undisturbed during the Bombs of Baghdad, is a mystery to me.

One Response to Noisy Neighbours

  1. Goatman

    November 8, 2010 - 1:37 am
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    The snoring is quite clearly a masterly tactic. By blocking out the noise of fireworks or fox’s mating the snorer achieves a peaceful night’s sleep.

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