Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
solution for convenience stores etc.

> "With weather warming up, kids are starting to cause trouble", says
> Moving Sound president Mike Gibson, who expects business to boom
> over summer months.

IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.

http://news.sympatico.msn.ca/Mosquit...abc&date=False

Sean_Q_ - over 25 but for some reason reading the above gave me
a sudden urge to go out somewhere and cause trouble.

On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 05:05:56 GMT, Sean_Q_ <nospam@no.sapm> wrote:

>Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
>makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
>solution for convenience stores etc.

That's a false theory. I'm 59 and I am irritated by those things. I
highly applaud their use. Only something much more permanent, like a
land mine or trip wire grenade is more useful.

There is nothing more stupid than a youth in a gang. And there is
nothing more dangerous than a gang. We have a task force being setup
in my county to pursue and eliminate them.

A simple shoot on sight order would save the day. This is one case
where an amendment (public assembly) needs to be suspended. These
thugs have killed too many people. One just got a life term for a
shooting in Annapolis Mall. He was in turn shot by a Government agent
who was carrying concealed.

He was shot for trying to shoot the agent, after he had tried to kill
another gang banger. He's in for life now.

He was a negro trying to steal a coat or something. The Annapolis and
Edgewood Maryland gangs are out of control.

> > "With weather warming up, kids are starting to cause trouble", says
> > Moving Sound president Mike Gibson, who expects business to boom
> > over summer months.

A few well placed shots can cure this. Simply having them ove away
just moves the problem.


>IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.
>
>http://news.sympatico.msn.ca/Mosquit...abc&date=False
>
>Sean_Q_ - over 25 but for some reason reading the above gave me
>a sudden urge to go out somewhere and cause trouble.

I'd like to acquaint you with a little device created by Eugene
Stoner. You want to cause trouble. I want to eliminate trouble
makers. I believe in a permanent solution once an offender has been
identified. I don't believe in second chances.

Recidivism is 97%. Therefore the idea of ever releasing a trouble
making youth is simply going to get someone killed eventually as they
always move to serious crimes.

Are you on the path for an introduce to police firearms ?
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Sean_Q_ <nospam@no.sapm> wrote in news:UUMrk.107211$nD.39289@pd7urf1no:

> IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.
>

They've been using that at a local mall aimed right at a bus stop where
kids hang out.
It's also a very busy bus stop where many people wait for the bus including
youth who have no vehicle or can't afford downtown parking.

--
Bob Mann

Cap'n, ah need moor pow'r.

On Aug 22, 11:05*pm, Sean_Q_ <nos...@no.sapm> wrote:

SNIP

Or get a Caucasion Ovcharka. The just "move along, move along" no
problemo dude.
--
Keith

On Aug 22, 10:05�pm, Sean_Q_ <nos...@no.sapm> wrote:

> IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.

Producing annoying high frequency sounds that kids can hear but their
parents cannot detect sounds like a human rights violation to me, and
use of the Mosquito Alarm has been questioned in other countries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosquito_alarm

"Sean_Q_" <nospam@no.sapm> wrote in message
news:UUMrk.107211$nD.39289@pd7urf1no...
> Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
> makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
> solution for convenience stores etc.
>
> > "With weather warming up, kids are starting to cause trouble", says
> > Moving Sound president Mike Gibson, who expects business to boom
> > over summer months.

"Moving Sound" might as well be a Harley ad. The sound source also provides
power to the rear wheel, allowing you to move the sound around, to bring it
with you when you travel, rather than annoy only one neighbor.

On Aug 23, 9:34*pm, "MikeWhy" <boat042-nos...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Sean_Q_" <nos...@no.sapm> wrote in message
>
> news:UUMrk.107211$nD.39289@pd7urf1no...
>
> > Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
> > makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
> > solution for convenience stores etc.
>
> > > "With weather warming up, kids are starting to cause trouble", says
> > > Moving Sound president Mike Gibson, who expects business to boom
> > > over summer months.
>
> "Moving Sound" might as well be a Harley ad. The sound source also provides
> power to the rear wheel, allowing you to move the sound around, to bring it
> with you when you travel, rather than annoy only one neighbor.

ROTFLMAO damn you can be blind. Harelys ONLY become loud when so moron
decides to put on loud pipes. Same goes for EVERY motorcycle out
there.
--
Keith
Never let a fact get in the way of your opinions.

> > Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
> > makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
> > solution for convenience stores etc.

Kind of interesting. I wonder if long-time riders have less ability to hear
the higher freqs than others of their age.
I can't hear the tones above 14.9kHz. According to the site, i am a
30-something but am actually 48. Not bad for a 40 year rider (mini-bikes
with lawnmower engines) who works with machinery.

http://www.ultrasonic-ringtones.com/


--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

"S'mee" <stevenkeith2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:18ee0fbc-94c3-43fe-a09f-75968d0fb41e@w24g2000prd.googlegroups.com...
On Aug 23, 9:34 pm, "MikeWhy" <boat042-nos...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Sean_Q_" <nos...@no.sapm> wrote in message
>
> news:UUMrk.107211$nD.39289@pd7urf1no...
>
> > Having a problem with crowds of pesky youths? Just install a device that
> > makes mosquito sounds. People over 25 can't hear it, so it's an ideal
> > solution for convenience stores etc.
>
> > > "With weather warming up, kids are starting to cause trouble", says
> > > Moving Sound president Mike Gibson, who expects business to boom
> > > over summer months.
>
> "Moving Sound" might as well be a Harley ad. The sound source also
> provides
> power to the rear wheel, allowing you to move the sound around, to bring
> it
> with you when you travel, rather than annoy only one neighbor.

ROTFLMAO damn you can be blind. Harelys ONLY become loud when so moron
decides to put on loud pipes. Same goes for EVERY motorcycle out
there.
---------
Yah. It was them which I had in mind.

Just out for my monthly troll.

On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:09:56 GMT, Bob Mann <bobmann@mtsremove.net>
wrote:

>Sean_Q_ <nospam@no.sapm> wrote in news:UUMrk.107211$nD.39289@pd7urf1no:
>
>> IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.
>>
>
>They've been using that at a local mall aimed right at a bus stop where
>kids hang out.
>It's also a very busy bus stop where many people wait for the bus including
>youth who have no vehicle or can't afford downtown parking.


They are simply trying to have an effective deterent to the gang
problems without having to hire a REAL police force.
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www.2wheelclassics.com
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On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 22:34:01 -0500, "MikeWhy"
<boat042-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:

>"Moving Sound" might as well be a Harley ad. The sound source also provides
>power to the rear wheel, allowing you to move the sound around, to bring it
>with you when you travel, rather than annoy only one neighbor.

A man was SHOT by a neighbor that he was deliberately annoying with a
motorcycle last week or so.
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www.2wheelclassics.com
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"Classic Rider" <ClassicRider@2wheelclassics.com> wrote in message
news:cf44b4hoejqph4ccabkbs7l9fqq7495n98@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 22:34:01 -0500, "MikeWhy"
> <boat042-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>"Moving Sound" might as well be a Harley ad. The sound source also
>>provides
>>power to the rear wheel, allowing you to move the sound around, to bring
>>it
>>with you when you travel, rather than annoy only one neighbor.
>
> A man was SHOT by a neighbor that he was deliberately annoying with a
> motorcycle last week or so.

Even I have to agree that was excessive. Holing a cylinder would have been
sufficient. (Amend the advertisement to add: "Moving targets are harder to
hit.")

On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 17:32:43 -0700 (PDT), "." <anoblewolf@gmail.com>
wrote:

>On Aug 22, 10:05?pm, Sean_Q_ <nos...@no.sapm> wrote:
>
>> IMO there's something unwholesome about the whole concept.
>
>Producing annoying high frequency sounds that kids can hear but their
>parents cannot detect sounds like a human rights violation to me, and
>use of the Mosquito Alarm has been questioned in other countries.
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosquito_alarm

Teenagers milling around, swearing and fighting deprives businesses of
their right to have an environment conducive to free commerce.

If the teens cannot be repelled peacefully, they should be arrested.
This is quite a major problem thoughout Maryland.

The shopping center now have a code of conduct which is expected to be
adherred to. The next step will be Police who will act instead of
"security" officers who won't.
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www.2wheelclassics.com
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 12:35:07 -0500, "MikeWhy"
<boat042-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:

>ROTFLMAO damn you can be blind. Harelys ONLY become loud when so moron
>decides to put on loud pipes. Same goes for EVERY motorcycle out
>there.

You must be right about that. I actually heard 1 last week, out of
perhaps the first 1000 or more this year, that was quiet. So I know
it's possible.
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www.2wheelclassics.com
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On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 21:33:47 -0500, "MikeWhy"
<boat042-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:

>> A man was SHOT by a neighbor that he was deliberately annoying with a
>> motorcycle last week or so.
>
>Even I have to agree that was excessive. Holing a cylinder would have been
>sufficient. (Amend the advertisement to add: "Moving targets are harder to
>hit.")

Most of us around here have been harassed by motorists. The guy who
got shot deserved it. The Police wouldn't act so I have to say I
would tend to support the shooter in this.
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www.2wheelclassics.com
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