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Updated: 22 September 2011 | 12:31 pm in News Hawk by John McGlothlen
91-year-old man throws urine on steps and sidewalk to keep troublesome teens away
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Penalize the good guy instead of the bad guys. Isn’t life in our progressive society wonderful. Barf.
Wonder if that keeps away republicans?
He needs a “Mosquito”. Those are the sirens that broadcast a loud, high frequency sound that those of us past our teen years can’t hear.
The resulting dog barking, or young neighbors may cause complaints though.
Maybe if he played some Slim Whitman on the phonograph…