Everybody needs good neigbours...

[lirion]

As opposed to drunken yobbo jerkwad fucktards like I have.

Wandering past on my way into my building this evening one charming drunken asshat sneeringly referred to me as the BFG. Charming. But there's more (and where is my free set of steak knives when I need it, huh?). On my way back out again, he and one of his equally drunken pig felching mates spat off the balcony at me. No really, I'm charmed.

To add to the glamour of this event, I believe these individuals were doing this to impress the female company they had at the time. If it worked then mroe fool the women.

Comments

[aeduna.livejournal.com]

Complain to body corporate or not worth it?

[lirion.livejournal.com]

I am actually considering it.
The comments, eh, but really, spitting at people, fuck off. Vile behaviour. Not sure of the offenders live there or were there to party either....

[dilph.livejournal.com]

I can bring my hammer to your bash, and we can have a proper bash :)

Seriously, that's rank.

[lirion.livejournal.com]

Luckily that event is not at my flat :)

Yeah, vile little turd mongers.

[penguin2.livejournal.com]

~brain explodes~

Um, remind me - have you moved? Because the last time I was at your place (couple of years ago?) it looked like a relatively civilised - even maybe upmarket - area, and I don't especially remember any balconies... :-(

[lirion.livejournal.com]

Your brain exploded? Ha!

look if they don't like my appearance they can feel free to shut the fuck up, rather than using it as cheap fodder to score points with some chick they are hitting on. but Spitting on me? No, really, come over here within distance and let me educate you towards proper behaviour. Sodding little dickless wonders.

And no, I haven't moved. All the flats have balconies, just not jutting out ones.
We have a lot more students these days, I assume that's what these tools are. but yes, in general, it is a civilised locale, this is the first event of it's type since I moved in. But it being a rarity doesn't make me any more pleased that it happened at all.

[penguin2.livejournal.com]

Yes, my brain exploded. On your behalf. I my book, spitting on people is something that only real people should be free to do - and there are very, very few of us real people in the world, and we know that spitting on people is unacceptable behaviour anyway.

I also think that mocking strangers within earshot is unacceptably rude. By all means mock, but in private. As I once said to a then-friend of a dear friend when she made some loud, mocking comments directed at a gaggle of Flinders Street emo-puppies, about how people like that make themselves look really stupid, "And to some people WE are 'people like that'." It shut her up in a hurry.

[shadow-5tails.livejournal.com]

"And to some people WE are 'people like that'."

I wish more people could manage to remember that...

[penguin2.livejournal.com]

Indeed. Including the entire suppurating body corporate of the gossip media...

I've been out on PT - and wandering around the portion of my personal empire known as Chapel Street (I realised a few weeks back that I own it, of course, which makes Watching the Defectives sooo much more amusing) - far too much lately, and looking at all the pointless dribbling tide of oxygen-thieving Stupids wearing their tiny minds on their sleeves has temporarily dented my belief that our species will yet grow up and shine. Graah.

[dcrisp.livejournal.com]

Complain to the body corporate. You shouldnt feel threatened in your own house.

[lirion.livejournal.com]

I think I will. It was just nasty :(

[lederhosen.livejournal.com]

Another vote for complaining. Not that you're likely to get much action if this is a one-off, but if they carry on carrying on, it'll mean there's a record.

[lirion.livejournal.com]

This is a good point. And even if it was a visitor, if it keeps happening then the people who live there need to be responsible about that behaviour too.

[infonerd.livejournal.com]

In one week you have had examples of both extremes of the human condition. It's a pity there are so many of the wrong end.

[lirion.livejournal.com]

I did make me even more grateful for the people the other day yes. I had to keep thinking about it to soothe my anger.

I do react to kindness as well as we've seen, but my reaction to jerkish behaviour is more...vocal and colourful I guess.

[anthonybaxter.livejournal.com]

Like I said over gchat, think SHG, not BFG. See you soon!

[lirion.livejournal.com]

*snuggles* Thanks hon

[vaingloriesque.livejournal.com]

What jerks, displaying their jerk-dom.

[lirion.livejournal.com]

Oh definitely. Just...yuck!

[seedy-girl.livejournal.com]

I would make a complaint to the body corporate. If they were guests, then the people who invited them over are responsible. If those who live there are tenants, then the owner is responsible. Actually, if they are tenants, see if the body corporate will tell you who the managing agents are. They may not tell you, but it's can't hurt to ask. If they tell you, make a complaint to the managing agents. Oh, and make sure all the complaints are in writing.

In fact, spitting on you may be sufficient to count as assault (I'm unsure, it's not really my area). Perhaps you can get someone from your work to advise you whether that may be the case? Or maybe Tanya could advise?

[shadow-5tails.livejournal.com]

With a personality like that, perhaps it's the only way he can get his bodily fluids near a woman?

Sympathy to you, though - that's foul, pathetic behaviour. Absolutely take it to tbe body corp; no-one should have to feel harassed walking down their own driveway.

And we all know you're gorgeous, sexy, and all-round wonderful. Don't let the morons get you down...