haha

Lol never assume.

You spelled practicing wrong.

well that would kill me if someone said that about my VOICE.

It's her brain. She's just so damn smart that her head can't hold it all in. (Also, she's a little bit of a show-off, this is how she exposes herself)

She may not play badly at all. Typically when you're practicing scales, instead of trying to learn a particular piece of music, you're playing the same set of notes over and over. After a while it will start to become irritating. My friend invested in an electric violin that she was able to plug into her stereo amp and then practice with headphones. If it's not too costly, that might be worthwhile, otherwise you might need to find a place with practice rooms.

that pic is from a fashion show. I recognize it from a magazine.

wow you're pretty naive for thinking that OP

This FML doesn't indicate that OP is rubbish at playing the violin, only that the neighbour does not like to listen to it. If OP was playing scales (especially three octave ones--they go quite high) or playing one piece repeatedly, then it would be quite easy for someone to be annoyed. Sure, the neighbour could have been more polite with how he asked, but just because he asked does not mean that OP doesn't play well. OP, if I may, I'd suggest investing your money into a practise mute, which will get rid of most of the noise that your neighbours would normally hear. Another solution is to invest into an electric violin, if that isn't too much out of range for you. All you do is plug in your earbuds, and it's much quieter without a mute than a classical violin is. Just a suggestion.

sucks to be you!!