DARB

I've just been chatting to a mate who has recently started a new job, he is working for a guy that lived about ten doors up from us.

He told me they got chatting about when he used to live this way, he was telling my friend about barking dogs that lived next door to him, whilst on the subject of dogs he also mentioned me and told my mate that " there was a guy just down the road that had two white Staffys and they never got walked "

Well I work nights so my first job when I get home is to walk them, this can be any time between 4:45 and 6:00 depending on overtime worked, so I would be walking them whilst he was tucked up in bed My partners job means that sometimes she doesnt get home until 10:45 and she walks them then, the field is in the opposite direction to his house so we wouldnt walk past his house whatever the time was

This has really wound me up. I know it shouldnt but it has

I was just wondering what my options were

1, nip around to his new house and see what develops lol

2, get his home number and phone him every day at 5:00 to inform him I'm walking the dogs lol

3, Just ignore it and let him carry on telling this **** to people

as options 1 & 2 would probably get my mate into trouble it looks like being option 3, unless I get any good suggestions on here

thanks for listening, rant over ( for now )

paulwrxboro

If this is the biggest worry in your life, i envy you
forget about it its trivial, you gota let the little things go or your head will be messed up

FlightMan

How about you worry about your own life, and leave other people to get on with theirs?

If you're really worried about the dogs, ring the RSPCA and let them deal with it.

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

Take your dogs for a walk as per usual, let em cr@p outside his house, he cant blame you then as you dont take em for walks

Tony

DARB

Its far from the biggest worry in my life but that doesnt mean it didnt wind me up, now if he had said I didnt treat our lass right then that would be fine, but to say I dont walk my dogs is another thing entirely


Flightman I think you have read the story wrong!! or I've mis-understood your comment

SJ_Skyline

You're worried about what someone (who you don't know) thinks about you

Trout

iTrader: (1)

Don't sweat the small stuff.

Tidgy

thats it, go down and bust a cap in his *** for dissing you. teach that ho the truth

MMT WRX

+1
I'd just let it go too otherwise where would it end?

Trout

iTrader: (1)

Indeed if we all worried about what people who we do not know thought of us we would never post on Scoobynet!

The Zohan

Life is too short to worry about trivial things like this. Going round and kicking off will just add credibility his pathetic rumours.

A real mate will see through ****e like this as he/she knows how you and who you are.

paulwrxboro

My ex nextdoor neighbour told some of my mates that we used to let our dog **** on there back garden, there was a 5 foot fence between us
I had to bite my lip the next time i seen him

Maz

iTrader: (34)

It's often the little things that wind us up. I would have a chat with this bloke, nothing confrontational or nasty. He obviously has got the wrong end of the stick and is probably telling it like he sees it. I would politely but firmly just put him in the picture. Letting things like this remain unresolved means it will eat away at you and at some point boil over.

gpssti4

iTrader: (6)

Do nothing, at worst he has his low opinion of you, at best he's concerned about your dogs. It's not important what he thinks, forget about it, or, if you must, one day when you see him just mention in passing that you whilst walking your dogs at 6am you saw ............

r32

Why dont you ask all the neighbours what they think of you?

Just leave it, its pathetic really.

DARB

where did I say I was worried about it? I said it wound me up, different things in my book

I dont, my dad worked down t'pit and worry regarding the closures caused him to have a breakdown so I have seen first hand what worry can do, I would say if I was honest that my problem is I dont even sweat the big things

Now thats more like it !!


Its ended already

I was kidding hence the lol at the end of that sentence

I have no intention of kicking off, I'm not the tallest guy you would meet so it would just look like a kid in tescos playing up because he cant have his sweets yet

If thats your biggest worry I envy you too

I know, some people are so touchy

I drive a Scooby so I know what they think of me

what would scooby do

Has anyone recommended murder yet?

Hysteria1983

Worrying about what someone you don't know, has said to someone, that isn't true.

Option 3

Will

Go round to his house and bum him until he can't walk properly for a week.

Hysteria1983

That will teach him a lesson! Not sure which one though.

ALi-B

iTrader: (1)

Old wives gossip.

Just correct your mate with the truth and then leave it at that.

Maz

iTrader: (34)

He may enjoy it (the neighbour I hasten to add).

Leslie

Just carry on as normal. Life is too short to get wound up about it.

Les

wayne9t9

If the blokes that ignorant its his problem.

paulwrxboro

I think thats a big fat scoobynet NO then

kingofturds

iTrader: (1)

Go around there and bring that fool the pain.

scoobyvirgin

How did he know you have two white Staffys if they never get walked?

paulwrxboro

He is bound to have atleast one if he has a scooby

jods

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stilover

KILL HIM !!!!