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Old Posted Apr 27, 2007, 12:26 AM
Drmyeyes Drmyeyes is offline
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"Parents riding with children on the tram expressed concern over the expletive used on the sign." from the article

Other than that, I have no problem whatsoever with this particular expression of freedom of speech. Some times it takes an expletive for people to get the point. The point is that sure, while people are having lots of fun riding the tram, even as it arguably is also serving a practical purpose, others have to adapt to living in their homes and gardens with great numbers of tram riders in a position to peer down upon them throughout the day. The privacy of residents below the tram has been significantly compromised by the tram.

The fact is though, that now is a little too late for this kind of thing. I can't think of much that can be done to restore lost residential privacy other than blocking out the tram windows half-way or three-quarters of the way up.
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