Time for you to get a new one

It hurt because the understatement and sarcasm was too difficult to understand? Come back when you grow up.

I personally thought he was referring to the rudeness of the idiot neighbor, but I guess I'm probably wrong.

Or better yet, report her and let her new prison "buddies" do the dirty work for you, OP!

woah woah woah! we put in our own work around here

I would probably get a lot of grief from having neighbors with a two day old baby that keeps me up all night with its wailing.

#54. Babies cry. Get over yourself.

Other people should not be inconvenienced because you decide to breed. People have their own lives, jobs and need sleep. It is pretty selfish to tell them to "get over it". The world does not revolve around you. YOU should show some consideration and sound proofing the baby's room and/or hand out some ear plugs or something like that.

Very colorful, indeed.

Only in Australia would they use "ASSFUCK" as a subject instead of an adjective.

Sounds like it was used as a noun here, to me. Not like an adjective at all. Adjectives are describing words, like if it was used here, "Keep that kid out of my ASSFUCKING FACE". Describes the face. Instead it was used as a person, place, or thing (the OP is the assfuck). Like, "Now THAT was a good assfuck!" It's being used as a noun. /end grammar nazi-ing/ In either case, I can easily see this being used in the good ol' US of A, too! We enjoy colorful, nonsensical language!

It's more colorful than an LGBT parade

Sarcasta-cat!

Babies can't help it. Parents can't help it, no parent wants their baby to cry. People need to be more understanding

When You're on a bus and a parent is ignoring their kid while its screaming at the top of its lungs, I'm sure you'll get pretty annoyed.

^sometimes you can't do anything because the baby is annoyed or angry and some kids don't react to a calming parent but to ignorance My mother told me that the more she tried to calm me the more I screamed. But when she just ignored me for like 10 minutes I went quiet. And sometimes (especially if the baby is just tired or angry) you don't want to calm it and just wait because you are tired or angry. It's not that bad to do so.

^#64 was talking about kids. Sure, a baby in public can't really stop crying, but a kid sure as hell can. This may not be popular opinion, but parents that ignore their freaking child while they're wailing for everyone to hear in the supermarket or something pisses me off. There are methods to get children to stop crying, parents just have to find it. You are being a disrespectful shit letting your child be an annoyance in public when they can completely control themselves. Babies, of course not, but kids have the ability to shut up and parents should use their authority to make the child be quiet.

If my son is screaming in public, it's because I've put him in the pushchair after he wouldn't hold my hand and stay with me. So yes, I will ignore him. He's 18 months so technically a toddler.

62 and others - 7 was not suggesting that the baby calm down, she meant that the crazy neighbour should calm down because as others have said, it's only a baby and can't help it.

When my 3 year old throws a temper tantrum in public bc she didn't get what she wanted, I will ignore her. Why? Bc when she gets the attention, it won't stop and she'll scream louder. When I ignore her, she stops soon after bc she realizes she's not going to get her way. Not all kids are the same. Some just need to be ignored for them to stop.

That's exactly what I meant.

#92

I don't think OP needs to move if her neighbour is really the crackhead she really is. Calling the cops would be good enough to remove the threat to OP and her family.