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i say you get your other next door neighbor to bring a welcoming gift to your "undead" neighbor. if your other neighbor comes back alive, you go for yourself. if he doesn't i say you send your across the street neighbor. if your other neighbor comes back tie him to a chair and convince him to tell you what happened. if he doesn't come back i suggest you call the police, the swat, the navy seals, the coast guard, the fire department, president bush, and the cia.
Originally posted by RookRAKWhy are you so interested in open windows in a neighbors house. Man or woman. This sounds very suspicious to me. No, wait psychotic.
... or at least that's the only explanation I can come up with. Consider this:
The house next door is identical to mine in layout. It has been used as a rental property for 10 years, and had been vacant about 4 months. It usually gets rented for a year at a time to various residents doing stints at the big local medical center.
The house next door is ...[text shortened]... y morning).
So I've concluded he/she must be undead, and therefore has no body heat.
Originally posted by jimslyp69Well yeah, but you have to comsider the area. I don't live an an area short of parking. There are plenty of places to park, every house on my street has a driveway, and none are overflowing with cars.
The car could explained by one of your neighbours taking advantage of an empty driveway. Does this fit in?
Originally posted by cashthetrashI was first interested because I noticed during the sweltering heat wave, I could barely keep cool running 4 fans all night. I couldn't imagine how someone living in an identical house right next to me could even be alive - their house must have been mid-90s F inside.
Why are you so interested in open windows in a neighbors house. Man or woman. This sounds very suspicious to me. No, wait psychotic.
Originally posted by RookRAKOkay. The plot thickens then. I'm just trying to eliminate all the 'normal' reasons for this strange situation. Now we can go for the abnormal ones. So you've never seen the owner of the vehicle then?
Well yeah, but you have to comsider the area. I don't live an an area short of parking. There are plenty of places to park, every house on my street has a driveway, and none are overflowing with cars.
Originally posted by RookRAKA likely story. Perv.
I was first interested because I noticed during the sweltering heat wave, I could barely keep cool running 4 fans all night. I couldn't imagine how someone living in an identical house right next to me could even be alive - their house must have been mid-90s F inside.
Originally posted by jimslyp69Nope, never seen him/her/it. Most mornings when I leave for work the car is gone. Most evenings when I come home it is in the driveway.
Okay. The plot thickens then. I'm just trying to eliminate all the 'normal' reasons for this strange situation. Now we can go for the abnormal ones. So you've never seen the owner of the vehicle then?
Originally posted by RookRAKokay, i have a new plan. say it is monday, you call in sick in the morning and say u will be back on wednesday. you stay up all night looking out the window. have a video camera with high zoom ready. when his/her car comes in the night video record your neighborr getting outta the car. stay awake. now it is tuesday (early in the morning). your neighbor will probably come out. video record again. now you know who it is
Nope, never seen him/her/it. Most mornings when I leave for work the car is gone. Most evenings when I come home it is in the driveway.
Originally posted by RookRAKDo you have CCTV camera that you can sneakily point at their house? If not, get one. They're only cheap and quite covert. This could prove quite interesting viewing.
Nope, never seen him/her/it. Most mornings when I leave for work the car is gone. Most evenings when I come home it is in the driveway.