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Cabbages are better than cameras
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Saturday June 10, 2006 07:26 by Cabbage
Red lorry speeds into cameras An hilarious attempt was made to knock over the 60ft spy pole in the cabbage patch park off Kevin St. tonight. The pole with its two spy cameras and satellite communication disc was erected about two weeks ago to the outrage of local residents (it's there to deal with anti-social behaviour apparently, and to what cost?). An hilarious attempt was made to knock over the 60ft spy pole in the cabbage patch park off Kevin St. tonight. The pole with its two spy cameras and satellite communication disc was erected about two weeks ago to the outrage of local residents (it's there to deal with anti-social behaviour apparently, and to what cost?). Tonight though it gave great cause for entertainment as some innovative clown, sped a bright red lorry without driver or passengers and a tree hanging out of the back of it, straight into the offensive pole. Smash it went, then smash again and lo, smash it went again. The pole stood its ground, not a move did it make although I'd say there was a jelly wobble in the city council office monitors. The Gardai bee bawed to the scene in an unmarked red toyota and parked alongside. Soon enough, an enormous canary yellow tow truck arrived and I must say, it all looked very fetching. The red lorry has been removed now, watch this space for photos (have to have them developed tomorrow). |
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When you say "spy cameras" are you talking about CCTV?
Bananas are better than cabbages!