Should those feeding seagulls be fined?
Should people be fined for feeding the seagulls on Largs seafront?
This was the serious question posed by a Largs resident who wrote to the Largs & Millport News this week.
Mrs Caroline Morgan stated: \"I am wondering if feeding gulls comes under the same heading as littering and therefore anyone seen feeding gulls would be fined in the same way?\"
Full letter and page of views in the Largs & Millport News of August 8.
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Emporor Mlar
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Aug 9, 16:31
Report commentIt depends what they are being fed.....
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hazelkaye
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Aug 9, 17:01
Report commentSome of the blighters don't need fed - they swipe what they want straight from you hand!
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Steptoe
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Aug 10, 18:42
Report commentA bloke was selling seagulls on Largs prom £5 each. Guy goes up to him says I'll have one and hands over a fiver, seller takes the fiver and points at a gull in the sky and says have that one.
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gulls rule
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Aug 11, 12:21
Report commentA blonde, brunette and redhead were walking along the beach, when a seagull flies over and craps all over the blonde. The brunette says in a disgusted voice "hang on, the bathroom is just up the hill, I'll go get some toilet paper."
After she leaves the blonde begins to laugh. The redhead asks "what's so funny ?"
The blonde says "well, blondes are suppose to be so dumb and look at her, by the time she gets back with the toilet paper that seagull will be miles away!"
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gull ible
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Aug 11, 12:23
Report commentWhy are seagulls called seagulls? Because if they flew over the bay, they'd be called bagels!
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