Noise pollution and the Stations of the cross

eth0_ · 25-03-2005 12:47pm #1

I was woken up this morning by the stations of the cross. Yes, some priest and his flock doing the stations of the cross over a loud hailer outside my apartment building. It was really loud. Do noise pollution laws not apply to the catholic church?

grr!

irlirishkev · 25-03-2005 12:52pm

eth0_ wrote:

I was woken up this morning by the stations of the cross. Yes, some priest and his flock doing the stations of the cross over a loud hailer outside my apartment building. It was really loud. Do noise pollution laws not apply to the catholic church?

grr!

You're taking the p*ss!! Whereabouts is this church?? I bet it was early too... That's real fire and brimstone stuff.. the last thing you want as an alarm clock!

Slutmonkey57b · 25-03-2005 12:52pm

Yes they do.

Get your own loudhailer and ask him how many children he's raped today.

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar · 25-03-2005 12:52pm

lol

no

*looks fondly over at the two church steeples he can see from his window*

eth0_ · 25-03-2005 12:54pm

slutmonkey, cop on.

irishkev - I can't tell which chuch it's coming from, there are about 4 chuches close to my block. They seem to have stopped now but it was pretty annoying.

billy the squid · 25-03-2005 1:22pm

it could be worse, you could be living in one of those arab countries where they are crooning into loudspeakers in mosques at horrendous hours of the morning. and thats not just on good friday, thats everyday.

Tusky · 25-03-2005 1:50pm

grrrr makes me angry. They are your beliefs mr.priest, not mine. Keep them to your ****ing self. Same thing happened in my area.

simu · 25-03-2005 1:54pm

Has the Catholic Church lost all aesthetic sense? Much better to have mysterious smells and cryptic mumbling. They shouldn't have gotten rid of the latin mass either.