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[pez]

Oh, please tell me I don't want to write the Pairing of Doom *headdesk*

There are enough people to do Tenipuri Secret Santa! *YAY* Will start arranging it tonight, after going to the gym - sis has a guest coupon and I feel like working myself to death.

My university certificate has arrived. It needs to be framed! :D It's only a year late >_>

How typical. Whilst I understand where the council stands, it's just so typical of people to issue orders / tell people to stop but otherwise offer no solution or alternatives. It would have been so much wiser to have come up with a solution before they send the letter out, thus avoiding all the troubles. But people are just like that, everywhere you go, on all things big and small.

Last night there was a show on TV called "Space Cadets". My sister watched it and told me what it's all about. She seemed to have found it absolutely hilarious, but all I could say was "I can't stand people who play with other people's dreams." It's wrong, even if the first person to crack the thing gets money for it. It's just plain wrong and I'm disgusted.

In other news, stupidity should be outlawed, stupid people thrown into jail. It's all okay if you've tried hard, but if you're stupid because you *choose* to be naive and ignorant, well there is no room for you in this world, please get out.

Comments

[chinawolf.livejournal.com]

How LOW can a tv show get?! Unbelievable.

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

The *idea* of it was probably brilliant, but when you involve real people into it... it's just.... ~_~""""

[chinawolf.livejournal.com]

No, even the idea seems sneaky and evil to me. Pffffft on the producers.

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

I think if they used the idea to make a film about how some people got tricked into thinking they're in space when all they're doing is flying about UK in circles, it'd make an excellent comedy XDDD

[ex-semishade366.livejournal.com]

It's a statutory process, heavily weighted in favour of the person making the noise because of the length of time it takes. The council issue a letter as a first step if a resident complains about noise; the resident then has to keep a 6 week noise diary (not much comfort if you're being kept awake by some drug addled teenager's stereo at 3am). There is encouragement to pursue resolution informally - eg taking up the suggestion of quieter pipes which can be used indoors. The only thing that really struck me was, why was the kid was practising outside? Because his mother didn't want the noise inside maybe?

[yuki-scorpio.livejournal.com]

I see... but, something's still totally wrong about this. ~_~