It seems like there was more than arguing going on though. If the neighbour heard banging on walls and the voice of a woman saying that he's fecked her sofa then he's got a problem with his temper.
Nah, feck off with all this "it's not a big deal" pish. If Brown was crucified in the press for calling a bigoted woman a, well, "bigoted woman" in a private conversation then this is worthy of the same level of pressure.
It's the same "let's not get carried away" crap that gets pulled out whenever a Tory does something arseholey. Francis Maude tells people during a massive petrol price shortage to merely "top up your tanks" in advance and store some in your shed. Liam Fox fecks his best mate in hotels on the taxpayer's coin and May comes out unscathed after her odious response to Grenfell and Windrush. And it's always never a big deal. feck it. Anyone in another job would be cast out and yet these fecks get away with this shit weekly because they get their media friends to control the narrative when it suits them, and attack their buddies at the first sign of weakness. Blair did it, so did Thatcher, and this new crop are experts at it because the public, after the amazing manipulation with the banking crisis now being the fault of immigrants and folk on benefits in the eyes of I'm-Alright-Jack types, eat it all up.
And that's all I've got to say about that.