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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't believe so many people think it's OK to subject the neighbor to this. If someone wok me up for extended periods in the middle of the night with something in their control, I would go ballistic. It's one thing if the kid is sick and you are trying to comfort him, it's quite another to intentionally let him cry. And btw, the neighbor asking if the baby is OK is [b]her polite way [/b]of telling you that your baby woke her up. Don't put her in the uncomfortable position of having to be more direct.[/quote] Get a grip - CIO lasts 1 week, 2 weeks tops. You can't handle this discomfort of living in an apartment building? Get a SFH. [/quote] Apparently what passes for "polite" in your household is what my household calls passive aggressive.[/quote]
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