Young tearaways around the Roegreave Rd area - Page 3

Neil · 02-12-2008, 07:28

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

There has been a new development un the technology of the Mosquito teen repellet
The MOSQUITO - Ultrasonic Teenage Youth Deterrent, Teen Tormentor
At £400 a time they are beyond the reach of most BUT....

The noise has been made into a phone ringtone so that the little terrors can phone each other in class without teacher hearing.
Mosquito the Ultrasonic Youth deterrent for shops and homes Compound Security Systems News page

SO - it should be possible to download it to a PC and play it full blast without annoying neighbours

I thought some do gooders had decided these Mosquito devices were a breach of the childrens human rights

MargaretR · 02-12-2008, 08:15

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Originally Posted by Neil

I thought some do gooders had decided these Mosquito devices were a breach of the childrens human rights

Yes - the models produced now have variable pitch so that they don't discriminate - whether you set it at the pitch for teens or for all is up to you

magpie · 02-12-2008, 11:36

clip round the ear with a wet rag would be better........

jaysay · 02-12-2008, 16:41

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Originally Posted by magpie

clip round the ear with a wet rag would be better........

The only trouble with that magpie is you end up worse of than the little brats who are causing the trouble

panther · 02-12-2008, 17:13

Just buy a cat repelent thingy...my daughter swears she can hear them, so did another teenager, she didint even know about it, she asked what the noise were, to which i couldnt hear, then realised that a neighbiour was showing us one and turned it on!!, my daughter had to walk away as the noise was annoying her...lol

jaysay · 03-12-2008, 09:41

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Originally Posted by panther

Just buy a cat repelent thingy...my daughter swears she can hear them, so did another teenager, she didint even know about it, she asked what the noise were, to which i couldnt hear, then realised that a neighbiour was showing us one and turned it on!!, my daughter had to walk away as the noise was annoying her...lol

Just love your family panther

panther · 10-12-2008, 19:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Just love your family panther

LOL, notice that im the 'smart' one

jaysay · 11-12-2008, 09:19

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Originally Posted by panther

LOL, notice that im the 'smart' one

Thank god for that would have hatted you to be the dumb one

magpie · 14-12-2008, 12:09

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Originally Posted by panther

Just buy a cat repelent thingy...my daughter swears she can hear them, so did another teenager, she didint even know about it, she asked what the noise were, to which i couldnt hear, then realised that a neighbiour was showing us one and turned it on!!, my daughter had to walk away as the noise was annoying her...lol

My daughter says the same.... pity they can't hear "turn your music down or clean your room "

Ossywarrior · 27-01-2009, 04:05

well im 32 now and to be honest i think things where a hell of a lot worse back when i was 14. the increase in cctv, community programs, community wardens and police patrols have made a reduction. i think some of us have a clouded memory when we think back. what i find strange is that there has been an increase in teenage ganga hanging around rhoden and trinity street ever since the tinkerbrook new builds where built, coincidence? heaven forbid if these so called "feral" kids came from good homes.

Neil · 27-01-2009, 07:44

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Originally Posted by Ossywarrior

well im 32 now and to be honest i think things where a hell of a lot worse back when i was 14. the increase in cctv, community programs, community wardens and police patrols have made a reduction. i think some of us have a clouded memory when we think back. what i find strange is that there has been an increase in teenage ganga hanging around rhoden and trinity street ever since the tinkerbrook new builds where built, coincidence? heaven forbid if these so called "feral" kids came from good homes.

A very good honest first post. It is usual for new members to post a hello thread in the introductions section. Welcome to the forum.

garinda · 27-01-2009, 07:51

I always understood the term 'good homes' to mean the child was well cared for.

It has nothing at all to do with the type of home the child lives in.

There are good and bad parents living in every type of house, be it a humble dwelling or a mansion.

jaysay · 27-01-2009, 10:24

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Originally Posted by garinda

I always understood the term 'good homes' to mean the child was well cared for.

It has nothing at all to do with the type of home the child lives in.

There are good and bad parents living in every type of house, be it a humble dwelling or a mansion.

Spot on Rindi, I saw one couple dropping off their little darling at the bottom of Rhyddings Street one Friday night, the kid was armed with a six pack of Special Brew and the Parents were off for their night out in their series 7 BMW dressed to the nines, safe in the knowledge that their child was out of their hair for the night and somebody else's problem

Ossywarrior · 27-01-2009, 21:27

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Originally Posted by Neil

A very good honest first post. It is usual for new members to post a hello thread in the introductions section. Welcome to the forum.

well im using the companys pc so i thought id save time and just post

Ossywarrior · 27-01-2009, 21:34

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Originally Posted by garinda

I always understood the term 'good homes' to mean the child was well cared for.

It has nothing at all to do with the type of home the child lives in.

There are good and bad parents living in every type of house, be it a humble dwelling or a mansion.

very good point but many many parents belive that being a good parent is giving there child what they ask for/want. now to me that isnt right i think it has bred a generation of children who are selfish, arrogant, cocky and belive that they dont have to work hard for waht they get.
also most familys have both parents working and let there teenagers look after themselves while they work.
maybe if the cost of living wasnt so high we could all get back to some good family morals and maybe in a generation or two we will have kids that are respectful again.

p.s

i find most adults just as bad as kids.