After a six month legal battle between a pair of cafe owners and their Muslim neighbor, Graham Web-Lee has been settled in the couple’s favor. The complaint?
The cafe produces a bacon smell that is ‘offensive’.
Graham Web-Lee complained that the cafe’s extractor fan, which forces out the cooking bacon smell from the cafe, was bothering him and his family, and was bothering his Muslim friends so much that they felt “physically sick.”
After inspectors visited the cafe and declared everything was fine, Web-Lee continued to complain until it was discovered that the cafe owners had never applied for planning permission to install the new extractor fan.
After the decision of the court, Web-Lee remains frustrated, saying his was concerned for his family and that his house stinks of “vile cooking smells.”
Read more about the complaint and court battle on page 2.
toooooo bad, not sad, muslins leave, now.
She should add a Monty Python inspired ‘SPAM ‘ Menu to her offerings !
If the sonsabitches have never been around or eaten bacon, how can they be sure what they’re smelling?
Have a LARGE PIG ROAST if the trash don’t like the smell they can go back where they came from
LOVE PORK BARBECUE, BACON AND PORK CHOPS!!’
Remember the movie, “FRIED GREEN TOMATOES”!!
I read recently where a grocery store was told to take down a poster that was displayed in the deli,it had a big photo of bacon on it and the store was told it was offensive to Muslims . I would never go to another country and complain about what was displayed anywhere including their flag. We cannot bow down to this type of behavior,they are in our country they must learn to accept what we do. I went to China town in N Y C, a few stores were displaying dead ducks hanging in the windows, it grossed me out, I didn’t go and complain about it, I just didn’t look.
Ok that pit a smile on my face ty.
Offend them offend them, maybe they will high tail it out of here when they see we are not giving into their demands.
The muslims should move then, but they won’t. They would rather believe that everyone should cater to their imagined gripes. I am glad that the courts finally started to take a stand for common sense.
Keep on bringing home the bacon and frying it up in the pan.