Public Space

Well I think it's crazy, what was the neighbour thinking, if you don't look into other people's houses you won't see things you don't want too. I sometimes walk around skyclad in my own home sometimes with the curtains slightly open and I would like to think I can do what I blooming well like in the privicy of my own home! source

I was wondering about this myself, but not for a laptop. We have mobility scooters and sometimes we need to do a charge on them for enough juice to get home or back to the vehicle so we can load them. source

Sorry, but that's far too impractical and draconian, even for someone like me, who appreciates order, cleanliness, and respectful conduct. Then you would have to outlaw pet cats as well, since many of them defecate outside too. Dog owners have gotten much better at the poop-and-scoop routine over the years. When I was a kid, which was not too long ago, parks, schoolyards, and people's front yards were covered in dog shit. Nowadays it's rare to see abandoned dog turds, at least where I live. Sure, there are some selfish scofflaws who don't give a damn about anything else but their own needs and conveniences, but there always will be, whatever laws are enacted. As for the current discussion of prohibiting dogs from accessing Toronto beaches, I'm in favour of it if it's a health and cleanliness issue. But a blanket ban on pets in public places is overwrought and unenforceable. source

Oh wait, re-reading your utility room description I see it's also the can. If it's the only can in the house your roommate has easy access to that's a non-starter as well. source

I certainly felt a "Battlefield" vibe from it when I first played it but I was hoping for actual 256 player battles and couldn't find any. But regardless, It was pretty much disappointing. I would rather stick to the 24-player battles of Bad Company. source