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Yeah, did all that. It wasn't the first time they'd visited there that night so they were laughing at them basically.


It finally ended just before 5. I'm just glad that I live on a different road, about 100m away. With windows shut (double glazed) I could still hear every word the guy was shouting down the mic. Imagine the poor guys living next door.


Part of me almost admires the sheer brazenness of it all. I mean if you're going to throw a party, and all that. The other 98% of me just thinks: what selfish tossers.

I heard it too whilst up feeding my baby, thankfully it could only be heard at the back of our house where the kids can sleep through anything but there seemed to be guests parked on our roads so a lot of car activity... Heard a very odd rendition of happy birthday around 4.30.... Not sure where it was coming from and didn't try to find out....

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