whether they just visit or wander off to bed together no one ever shuts the front door before they go.
even toadie got caught naked by the woman who just walked in.
do none of these doors have locks
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whether they just visit or wander off to bed together no one ever shuts the front door before they go.
even toadie got caught naked by the woman who just walked in.
do none of these doors have locks
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Originally Posted by pudpullertm
But seriously it is a bit silly. I think they want us to feel that Erinsborough's such a close community that no one needs to lock their fronts door - like the good old days. It's even odder if you consider there's often a psycho on the loose! :D
You would definitely lock then door as they drag each other to bed and they do have an high rate of physcos even all their close relatives are a bit weird lol
I also find it odd that anyone just walks into their back gardens, even strangers. Kyle's mum did it recently to Lauren.
and how many people can just get the secure lift key to pauls flat everyone just seems to be able to press the lift button up to there at any desired moment
and terese said the hotel is five star
and how many people can just get the secure lift key to pauls flat everyone just seems to be able to press the lift button up to there at any desired moment
and terese said the hotel is five star
Easy enough done, you get into the lift with another guest and get off on another floor
The lift is a normal lift that will only go to that floor with the pass which is why they usually talk so way into the story about getting the pass but half the time they forget
I agree that the pass should be needed to access Paul's apartment. The characters usually excuse it by saying reception let them up, but the truth is that wouldn't happen without Paul's permission.Quote:
Originally Posted by pudpullertm
exactly he would have a few people fired in the real word but in neighbours land there is nothing he can do but accept people just wandering in
i would walk round naked that would stop em just wandering into my living room.
exactly he would have a few people fired in the real word but in neighbours land there is nothing he can do but accept people just wandering in
i would walk round naked that would stop em just wandering into my living room.
That wouldn't stop Sheila! http://www.picgifs.com/smileys/smile...ppy-514478.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by pudpullertm
oh i forgot about the ex convict :)
Doreeeeeeeen
On not shutting the front door - I assumed it was because it's warm in Australia and they like a breeze coming in, most of them do have screen doors anyway. But then again, maybe as a Brit I just assume it's hot all the time in Australia!
That explain why toadie dragged Sonia past a open door in to the bedroom and the same with Karl in the last month and as you said in the back garden no one seems to lock the door Paige has walked in at night at what should be a locked garage to catch tyler and the girl in the back of a car . They locked the garage when they was packing car parts in a garage but leave door open to get caught. It don't make sense
I gets cold in winter time in most parts of Australia, certainly in Erinsborough (Melbourne)Quote:
Originally Posted by LostVoodoo
I gets cold in winter time in most parts of Australia, certainly in Erinsborough (Melbourne)Quote:
Originally Posted by LostVoodoo
Sometimes the front door's open with a screen door covering the entrance, but I've noticed that usually the front door's closed (and unlocked!).Quote:
Originally Posted by LostVoodoo
lassiters the 5 star hotel that just leaves door cards lying about for anyone to pick up
no wonder the quill group agreed to sell up
lassiters the 5 star hotel that just leaves door cards lying about for anyone to pick up
no wonder the quill group agreed to sell up
aaron walks in on karl and susan getting it on with the front door wide open again then kyle catches a girl prowling and says who are you theres been many burglaries well if everyone leaves the door wide open what do they expect
I thought about this thread during the Karl/Susan scene! What really got me was that after Aaron had left, they hurried back into the bedroom and still didn't lock the front door! :hmm: :wall: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pudpullertm
This is true, but my line of thinking is that people should have the decency to not just walk in, related or otherwise. The only possible exception is if someone is expecting you, you've waited a while, knocked and there's no answer and if the door is unlocked, walk in tentatively and call out.
But it's a soap and things are done differently, so whatever Trevor.
This is true, but my line of thinking is that people should have the decency to not just walk in, related or otherwise. The only possible exception is if someone is expecting you, you've waited a while, knocked and there's no answer and if the door is unlocked, walk in tentatively and call out.
But it's a soap and things are done differently, so whatever Trevor.
So you are saying there's lots of burglaries in your area and it's getting heated with your wife / husband you would wallk past the front door and not close it
You are asking to be caught.
It's a weird story line neighbours brings In when they want to bring in embarrassment
So you are saying there's lots of burglaries in your area and it's getting heated with your wife / husband you would wallk past the front door and not close it
You are asking to be caught.
It's a weird story line neighbours brings In when they want to bring in embarrassment
I agree with that. I'm talking besides the burglaries (which seems to have come out of nowhere)...
You still wouldn't walk past you wide open front door and go to bed
Settle petal... I agree with you! I'm talking about the idea as a whole: why people just walk into someone else's house. It happens a lot in Neighbours beside the incident with Aaron, Susan and Karl.
But again, I'll reiterate you are absolutely correct in not locking the door before heading back to the bedroom, especially after being caught in the act. You are 100% correct. I agree. You are one perceptive viewer, pudpullertm.
Settle petal... I agree with you! I'm talking about the idea as a whole: why people just walk into someone else's house. It happens a lot in Neighbours beside the incident with Aaron, Susan and Karl.
But again, I'll reiterate you are absolutely correct in not locking the door before heading back to the bedroom, especially after being caught in the act. You are 100% correct. I agree. You are one perceptive viewer, pudpullertm.
I agree they do all just wander in and no one shuts the front. Door they used to keep the doors shut to hide the bad painting
Outside the set wall I think it's why they leave them open to show the paintings have now gone
I agree they do all just wander in and no one shuts the front. Door they used to keep the doors shut to hide the bad painting
Outside the set wall I think it's why they leave them open to show the paintings have now gone
They have only just aquired a toilet in the cafe must be a long queue being the. Only one on set
if they lived in a suburb of London they would only have the house left, I wonder if anyone in Erinsborough has thought of setting up a Neighbourhood watch scheme as we have in the UK.
quite right pudpullerm if I lived there the first thing I would install would be security lights and the loudest burglar alarm ever!!!