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2016-07-11 02:37:58
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Can anyone help me figure this out?
My downstairs neighbors are using some kind of a device to make my floor/their ceiling floor vibrate.
1) It pulsates at a various speeds that diminish in "power" or force as the speed is increased, but that definitely increase in intensity (kind of what one would imagine sitting on a Sibian must feel like, but way way more powerful.
2) It emanates heat. Enough to sufficiently come through the floorboards, up through the carpeting and be felt by me.
3) Portability: Judging by the speed by which these cretins can move from one room to another, it must be relatively portable.
The father works for a air conditioning and refridgeration company and I can't help but think this device is somehow industry related.
I checked on air duct cleaning tools (large reverse vacumes, kind of) and because it sometimes sems like they are putting a forcibl effort that almost feels like a physical push and because there is also seemingly a "spinning" or rotating that is felt in what ever device actualy makes contact with their ceiling, i thought that might be it, but most seem cumbersum for such quick movement (literally 5 secs if i move from one room to another, or quicker.
I've been dealing with these degenerates doing this (clearly intentionally) for 2 months. I didn't do anything initially to motivate it except walk around my apartment at times i needed to (bathroom, cook food, etc).
Willing to answer further questions if interested.
One more thing; because when this initially started it emanated an electrical shock I believed it might be a cattle prod that they were using (they did it at the highest intensity for 3 days during which time i could not sleep) but the electrical part of this attack seems to have diminished greatly since then and I had to reconsider. Though what a cattle prod would likely do still seems valid.
Help.
