Hamilton Spectator Article - "Sonic Boom"
07-25-2007, 08:03 PM
#21
Watch out for Mountain Councillor Terry Whitehead everyone!
(Sounds homosexual to me...)
Some people are actually ridiculous, its obviously not shaking you're chest, and its obviously not going to break other peoples windows.
(Sounds homosexual to me...)
Some people are actually ridiculous, its obviously not shaking you're chest, and its obviously not going to break other peoples windows.
07-25-2007, 11:33 PM
#22
I think we are in complete agreement Creosote (sp?). I am another person that has consideration, to an extent.
If I am stopped at an intersection, it gets turned down, but if I'm driving on a somewhat main drag, residential or not, I will usually have the music up. People take that into consideration when buying there home. its the location.
Now, if its your neighbors on the otherhand testing for hours on end in their driveway... start whackin bassballs (hahaha) at their car...
If I am stopped at an intersection, it gets turned down, but if I'm driving on a somewhat main drag, residential or not, I will usually have the music up. People take that into consideration when buying there home. its the location.
Now, if its your neighbors on the otherhand testing for hours on end in their driveway... start whackin bassballs (hahaha) at their car...
07-26-2007, 04:46 PM
#25
Originally Posted by Creosote
But my baby is sleeping in her room, in our house. The noise may come from a public place, but it invades private property.
And by the way, the sound of a baby crying is awful, excepting the one case when it's your own child. That's somehow different.
EDITED TO ADD: I actually agree with you. Unless it's at night, why can't you play loud music out your car? Lord knows there's enough other loud things to compete. But I will say that it's a matter of consideration for others as well.
Finally, the reason for thinking about adding by-laws (whether it's sensible or not) is that there's always someone who will be an inconsiderate ***. You can't reason with them, and they basically ruin it for the rest of us.
Creosote.
And by the way, the sound of a baby crying is awful, excepting the one case when it's your own child. That's somehow different.
EDITED TO ADD: I actually agree with you. Unless it's at night, why can't you play loud music out your car? Lord knows there's enough other loud things to compete. But I will say that it's a matter of consideration for others as well.
Finally, the reason for thinking about adding by-laws (whether it's sensible or not) is that there's always someone who will be an inconsiderate ***. You can't reason with them, and they basically ruin it for the rest of us.
Creosote.
People who bring there babies to public events such as weddings, funerals, and dinners and refuse to leave when there baby starts going nuts. People who do that are the biggest ******** ever, usually dumb broads that don't think its actually annoying people, even though everyone in the room is thinking they just want to strangle that bitch.
I'm not turning my music down, you can slow down or pick an alternate route.
07-26-2007, 05:45 PM
#28
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Originally Posted by FusionMadsen
Wanna know whats worse than a loud car going down the street?
People who bring there babies to public events such as weddings, funerals, and dinners and refuse to leave when there baby starts going nuts. [Then a bunch of insane ranting...]
People who bring there babies to public events such as weddings, funerals, and dinners and refuse to leave when there baby starts going nuts. [Then a bunch of insane ranting...]
Creosote.
07-26-2007, 05:59 PM
#29
Please tell me where you live and what time you sleep so that I can come by and wake you up on a consistent basis. Perhaps then you will understand the other side of the fence. Your right to make noise is no greater than the other peoples right to silence. If you enforce your right to enjoy your music how you see fit, be prepared for their right to legally enjoy their peace. If you want to spoil it for all, continue on your path of not caring for those around you.
07-26-2007, 09:28 PM
#30
^^exactly!! You tough guys out there that think that you have a right to a loud car stereo better smarten up...you **** off the general public enough and they will make laws to protect themselves...guess who will lose??
