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There is a builder (Active East) in a house in Tarbert road. Who has been swearing at the top of his voice over the last two weeks or so. But what's worse it is directed at his builders.With " You are one f***ing idiot, one Romanian idiot" "you f***ing idiot" repeatedly directed at these poor guys.

Has anybody had any dealings with this company?

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uncleglen Wrote:

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> While you're at it, you can report the black teen

> calling his black mate 'you f-ing stupid n***er'

> at the top of his voice in Lewisham town centre

> yesterday!



COTY

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uncleglen Wrote:

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> Comment of the Year ...actually it has been

> happening with disgusting monotonous regularity in

> the locale- but then I get the distinct impression

> that some EDFers don't get out much these days.



Please clarify.


Are you suggesting that because "it has been happening with disgusting monotonous regularity" that therefore incidents shouldn't be reported?

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Builders are notorious for banter, but this is disgusting. I have heard the worst swearing from builders who are completely unfazed by the fa t a child might be within earshot. Also, the sexism, homophobic, racist so called "jokes" seriously need reporting. At the moment my whole day is littered with f*--. Charming when my grandson asks me what the words mean!!
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Toffee, are you hearing the same builders as macutd? They are very loud indeed, not to mention foul-mouthed and crude, and as they are working in a garden block enclosed all round by houses the noise travels. I'm very very glad I don't have little children playing in our garden any more. I've not heard anything quite so loud and offensive in the two decades we've lived here. :(
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alice Wrote:

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> doesn't anybody else see that op and ug are

> referring to 2 totally different verbal events.



Yes but it is not clear what uncleglen thinks is a regular occurrence.


Clearly the example he gives is quite different to the op one and I hardly think anybody would report his.

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Have you tried speaking to the foreman or the owners? We had this last year in a house 5 doors up which my daughter and I regularly walked passed. I stopped one day when I'd heard the C word about 5 times in 3 days and spoke to the foreman. Everything went quiet after that and, on those few occasions that voices were raised again, I just popped round and told the particular people concerned that I would report it to the foreman and the owners of the property if I heard it again. Surprisingly enough, they paid heed and the rest of the build completed without any problems.
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