>>>>>Seriously, it might be a job for the Mosquito - heard it's popular over there ...
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>>>>Does not compute
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>>>http://www.noloitering.ca/
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>>Ah, yes, I knew of this, but didn't connect with your meaning. But its efficacy is reduced by this:
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>>http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=060324175603.gg50bf2u&show_article=1
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>>Go figure!
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>Don't you think its a bit unfair to create an unpleasant environment for all teenagers because you have a problem with a minority.
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>If it was any other sector of the population it wouldn't be allowed so why should it be allowed for the young.
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>Nick

I've not really thought on this but the examples of mosquitoes I've seen on telly have been, say, round the side of a liquor store, or newsagents, where undesirable yoof muster. With this lot, AFAI'm concerned, a noise that made their ears bleed would be OK. :-)

Funny thing about the human body, sounds and age. When I was a teenager, loud bass on club music used to thump me in the stomach. Now it doesn't but I feel it resonating in my chest. I guess it gets absorbed now by the extra cushioning :-)

Terry