Drop in for a natter about anything French related.I don't know if it was legal. Given the total lack of parking (along the 80kph road) I would think not. The gendarmes had entered the site to investigate and was told they would wind it down within the hour.
Isn't it a relief when the music stops!
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Hotrodder
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Isn't it a relief when the music stops!
On my headstone it will say: Please switch off mobile phones. I'm trying to get some sleep.
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Sorry to hear of the incident and of course hindsight is 20/20 however for the sake of one disturbed night I think biting your lip might have been a more pragmatic approach 
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Isn't it a relief when the music stops!
You may well be right, but me, being a foreigner, would be the first to hear a complaint about noise if I dared to use a mower or power tool on a Sunday.
The loss of a full night's sleep took a few days to recover from. I didn't call the cops to complain about the non-stop noise. I called them because I was followed back to my door by several of the cretins and was subject to threatening behaviour. That sucks. I suppose I should count myself lucky. In UK I would have been dodging a knife blade.
The loss of a full night's sleep took a few days to recover from. I didn't call the cops to complain about the non-stop noise. I called them because I was followed back to my door by several of the cretins and was subject to threatening behaviour. That sucks. I suppose I should count myself lucky. In UK I would have been dodging a knife blade.
On my headstone it will say: Please switch off mobile phones. I'm trying to get some sleep.