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Old 01-25-2011, 05:56 PM   #57
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I owned a Mobilhome Park and was getting complaints that some kid had his speakers on his front porch and kept cranking them up. I asked him to please turn the volumne down and when he refused I simply went up on the porch and jerked the wires out of the back of the speakers. He sputtered and popped and and had spit coming out his mouth he was so worked up. I then told him the next time he does it he and his whole family would be evicted. Problem solved.
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I would take the money the fence costs and use it to move to a better managed park.
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Old 01-25-2011, 06:00 PM   #59
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Old 01-25-2011, 06:01 PM   #60
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I have found the solution to noise... David snores... sometimes quite loudly. I also dislike noisy parking lots (but we stay in them anyway) and noisy campgrounds. We also have a house behind our current campgrounds whom I would love to take a baseball bat to their stereo system (24/7 thumping). Earplugs! When inserted properly, they work great. Muffles sound to the point that I can go to sleep, yet usually hear the alarm clock go off (David never hears it so I do unless I am dead tired).


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Same here Lorna... except I would never publicly state that Nancy snores.

I gave up trying to sleep through noise a long time ago and went with ear plugs that are a lot like Silly Putty from WalMart and they work great too. I can probably hear the smoke detector with them in but I wouldn't count on the alarm clock... good thing I threw it in the trash when I retired.

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Same here Lorna... except I would never publicly state that Nancy snores.

I gave up trying to sleep through noise a long time ago and went with ear plugs that are a lot like Silly Putty from WalMart and they work great too. I can probably hear the smoke detector with them in but I wouldn't count on the alarm clock... good thing I threw it in the trash when I retired.

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Ladies don't snore... that's what I keep telling David. He tells me that I snore, not him... he's stayed up all night to see if he snored!

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. . . But as they say "fences make for good neighbors" you can always get one of these Bear Repellent Portable Electric Fence Bear Deterrent Bear Protection Bear Defense

Sure could have used one of those with my ex-mother-in-law.
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Ladies don't snore... that's what I keep telling David. He tells me that I snore, not him... he's stayed up all night to see if he snored!
My wife say Ladies don't snore, they purr !
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I'm waiting patiently for one of the clods we are all talking about to chime in. As long as I'm here I'd love to know what this fascination with campfires from dawn till dusk - and beyond - is all about. I believe that subjecting your fellow campers to a constant barrage of wood smoke is rude IMHO jodann
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A wood campfire is not as bad as the guy across from me one time. He would have a smoldering fire going all day burning garbage.
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I'm waiting patiently for one of the clods we are all talking about to chime in. As long as I'm here I'd love to know what this fascination with campfires from dawn till dusk - and beyond - is all about. I believe that subjecting your fellow campers to a constant barrage of wood smoke is rude IMHO jodann
Just a guess - some individuals still feel a connection to the "camping" roots of RVing?? I don't personally do wood fires much, but I do remember our tent camping days back in the 70s.

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I just sit back with a smile on my face cause I know any minute my wife will reach her exceeded tolerence level and look after the situation. She usually reaches her brink before I reach mine. I pity any fool who flicks the switch! It usually only lasts a few seconds. She sits down, I take a swig of my drink and say..."Nice one Honey" with a snicker. We never see the issue arise again.
Don't get me wrong, my wife is adorable, but can't stand idiots. I on the other hand utilize my secret weapon. The one that has kept my marriage together all these years......."Selective hearing" LOL
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Sounds like most have suffered and have described many of my pet peeves with camping. That dog who never barks - that is until he is left alone for the day - is my biggest CG gripe with folks who cut corners under my awning a close second. The 0-dark thirty idling diesel is far from enjoyment as well. But, I'm trying "tolerance" which to me is a foreign word
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I'm probably over sensitive, but how about wind chimes that you have no control over?
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