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An Australian law banning annoying people from Pope Benedict XVI’s July visit was called into question Tuesday as opponents claim the new regulation is vague and subjective, and challenged the penalties as too severe.

 

The Pope is due to arrive in Sydney, Australia July 12 in preparation for a World Youth Day event that will attract hundreds of thousands of attendees. Supporters of the annoyance law say the regulations are those enforced regularly by police officers in public venues, and that they are not intended to quell dissenters.

 

The law makes it a crime to annoy or inconvenience people gathering in Sydney

for the week-long Catholic evangelical festival. A fine of $5,300 faces those who fail to comply

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People with bad table manners.

pet peeves

we have had 4 cats go missing - thank to whichever anonymous so and so left the anonymous note in my mailbox threatening to kill them. there were 5 missing but we found one - only 4 to go! I suspect I know who wrote the note and she'll slip up one day.

thanks to the other neighbor who complained to the council about my lawn being an inch too high - distick! may my weeds attack your plants!

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for me it's the people across the road who can't mind their own business or be polite or tell the truth!

I'd love to do something drastic to them!