Cory DoctorowMama don't allow no bell ringing round here
Katherine WBut, do we care what Mama don't allow?
Dźwiedziu@pluralistic
As in th[e] “toilet” example, I was sure that it started with “wankers”.
As in th[e] “toilet” example, I was sure that it started with “wankers”.
Angua 
@pluralistic
OK, wee bit more specific than "Cold Callers Can F1ck RIGHT off".
Also stricter than "No Ball Games".
Also - GLC! Looong time ago.
OK, wee bit more specific than "Cold Callers Can F1ck RIGHT off".
Also stricter than "No Ball Games".
Also - GLC! Looong time ago.
Universal Basic Friend@pluralistic no rule against kazoos!
Fuzz-RaIt's fair enough. I've been sat in front of a pub while a hawker was operating and it was not relaxing to have him call in an enormous raptor like a biological knife missile.
Ramin Honary@pluralistic
The AC/DC song "Rock 'n Roll ain't noise pollution" seems to have had the writers of this sign in mind when the lyrics of the song were first composed.
The AC/DC song "Rock 'n Roll ain't noise pollution" seems to have had the writers of this sign in mind when the lyrics of the song were first composed.
Stephen ReesThe Greater London Council no longer exists. Thatcher abolished it.
skua@pluralistic
Bells aren't as small as whistles.
Though a few mixed in would be worth trying.
Add an ominous note?