Civ Duel Zone - View Single Post - Is it fair to demand silence when you go to bed?

Lt. Killer M · 01-04-2003, 07:03

anarres: taking into account how thin walls are in the UK compared to what i am used to, I WOULD say the TV can easily be a problem for light sleepers. Talking - well, there's people that talk rather loudly (and languages that tend to make you do so) and there's others....... But forcing people to whisper and not being able to sleep when someone already uses headphones for the guitar msounds to me a bit like it is TOO QUIET otherwise. The guy enjoys perfect silence except for you two, that's why you disturb him so much.

Tell him to ask a doctor - a good one. He must learn to sleep with less than perfect conditions if he every really wants to move around Europe - who knows where he will be sleeping then?

Basically, tell him to fuck off if he keeps on whining.

01-04-2003, 07:03	#23
Lt. Killer M Emperor Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: HAWK!. Posts: 4,365	anarres: taking into account how thin walls are in the UK compared to what i am used to, I WOULD say the TV can easily be a problem for light sleepers. Talking - well, there's people that talk rather loudly (and languages that tend to make you do so) and there's others....... But forcing people to whisper and not being able to sleep when someone already uses headphones for the guitar msounds to me a bit like it is TOO QUIET otherwise. The guy enjoys perfect silence except for you two, that's why you disturb him so much. Tell him to ask a doctor - a good one. He must learn to sleep with less than perfect conditions if he every really wants to move around Europe - who knows where he will be sleeping then? Basically, tell him to fuck off if he keeps on whining. __________________ One more turn..... just one more turn... one MORE!