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The pub’s proprietor has explained to the BBC that the establishment isn’t anti-children and that the sign wasn’t intended to offend; they merely want to maintain traditional values and avoid children “running around screaming”.
Saturday 23 November, 2024
Saturday 23 November, 2024
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Pub defends sign which offers to 'nail noisy children to a table'
A PUB IN the UK has called a sign offering to nail children to a table a ‘bit of fun’.
The sign, at the Black Lion pub in Leighton Buzzard reads:
The pub’s proprietor has explained to the BBC that the establishment isn’t anti-children and that the sign wasn’t intended to offend; they merely want to maintain traditional values and avoid children “running around screaming”.
via Nothing to do with Arbroath
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