Saturday, December 10, 2005
An ASBO For Bagpipes.
A thirteen year old Paisley boy has been sent a warning letter from the local council after neighbours complained about the noise he makes playing his bagpipes, which were found to break the anti-social behaviour law noise limits.
If the lad goes on playing outside his house, or the dispute is not settled with the people who complained is not settled, he could get an Anti-social Behaviour Order (ASBO) served on him.
I have some sympathy for the neighbours. The Mongrel's son used to play the flute, which makes a hell of a lot less racket than the bagpipes, and she used to send him off half way up the mountain behind our house to practice. We didn't have anyone living beside us. He only got sent up there to save our ears.
They should leave the boy alone and ASBO the bagpipes, then Santa can bring him a set of drums for Christmas.
If the lad goes on playing outside his house, or the dispute is not settled with the people who complained is not settled, he could get an Anti-social Behaviour Order (ASBO) served on him.
I have some sympathy for the neighbours. The Mongrel's son used to play the flute, which makes a hell of a lot less racket than the bagpipes, and she used to send him off half way up the mountain behind our house to practice. We didn't have anyone living beside us. He only got sent up there to save our ears.
They should leave the boy alone and ASBO the bagpipes, then Santa can bring him a set of drums for Christmas.
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