It's that I have a detached garage in my backyard and I'm conscious of how the noise of my friends going between my house and the garage could be disruptive to my neighbours as it gets later. Their bedroom is in the back corner of their house like 10 feet from my back door entrance.
I may just offer to buy them a night at a hotel downtown so I don't have to worry about them, but I don't know if they'd even want that. Plus they may feel like I'm trying to kick them out of their own house.
I don't want to get a bunch of furniture from Kijiji because that will be a hassle to pick up and dispose of. Inflatable furniture I'd be able to just put away the next morning and have it for next year. Plus it would be kind of fun.
I agree that the inflatable furniture could be fun, I was more questioning the bathroom part of it. I thought it was like a back yard party and you didn't want people going in and out of the house.
It's that I have a detached garage in my backyard and I'm conscious of how the noise of my friends going between my house and the garage could be disruptive to my neighbours as it gets later. Their bedroom is in the back corner of their house like 10 feet from my back door entrance.
I may just offer to buy them a night at a hotel downtown so I don't have to worry about them, but I don't know if they'd even want that. Plus they may feel like I'm trying to kick them out of their own house.
I don't want to get a bunch of furniture from Kijiji because that will be a hassle to pick up and dispose of. Inflatable furniture I'd be able to just put away the next morning and have it for next year. Plus it would be kind of fun.
Ok, i preface this by saying no part of me thinks this is real, but why don't you invite your nieghbours? If they are pissed up in your party garage no issues....
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Ok, i preface this by saying no part of me thinks this is real, but why don't you invite your nieghbours? If they are pissed up in your party garage no issues....
I invited them last year, but it's really not their scene. My friends and I revert to our 18-year-old selves when we party and I imagine it's quite off putting to an outsider. If you don't show up to go completely overboard, you're going to have a bad time.
Primarily with the honour system, but I'd also keep watch on the time and perhaps ration toilet paper on the way in as a way of pre-enforcement if I suspected shenanigans.
The other option is to just put it in the back alley and park a couple cars around it to keep it safe or maybe just put it in the corner of my backyard.
If I could be assured it wouldn't smell, my preference is inside the garage, though, to keep everyone contained and not outside bothering my neighbours as it gets later.
I'd like to her more about this monitoring process (in bold) and its intended execution. What is a reasonable amount of time? How much TP are we talking about? How does one suspect shenanigans? What are its telltale signs? How do you deal with ne'er do wells that travel with their own TP? Will there be full-body pat-downs to ensure they don't get past you? And any chance the garage cat may assist with pre-enforcement?
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I'd like to her more about this monitoring process (in bold) and its intended execution. What is a reasonable amount of time? How much TP are we talking about? How does one suspect shenanigans? What are its telltale signs? How do you deal with ne'er do wells that travel with their own TP? Will there be full-body pat-downs to ensure they don't get past you? And any chance the garage cat may assist with pre-enforcement?
Sliver starts these threads, but let's be honest, like a interactive theatre they are only as good as crowd participation.
Well Done fatso.
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If my neighbor offered to put me up in a hotel so their middle-aged selves could have a high school party I'd tell them right off.
Really? I would thank them for considering others and either A - Take the night at a hotel and have a nice evening with my wife or B - Kindly say that is not necessary and put up with a little extra noise. Maybe I am still old school in thinking you should let your neighbors know that you are having a party and it might be a loud it is the polite thing to do.
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I'd like to her more about this monitoring process (in bold) and its intended execution. What is a reasonable amount of time? How much TP are we talking about? How does one suspect shenanigans? What are its telltale signs? How do you deal with ne'er do wells that travel with their own TP? Will there be full-body pat-downs to ensure they don't get past you? And any chance the garage cat may assist with pre-enforcement?
And what does he hope for the guests to do if they require an emergency bowel evacuation?
Plus we haven't really got into where they will barf if the kegger really does get epic.
Wouldn't you see the intent of it as thoughtful? You're welcome to stay, but you may have a crappy sleep. I think it's considerate of me.
I understand where you're coming from and, if I was them, would appreciate a heads up. I just think offering to send them away is pretty intrusive (i.e. maybe they have plans at home, maybe they hate hotels, maybe they have pets etc.). You give them a heads up, you do your thing, then you be respectful of the noise as the night progresses.
