Have Nintendo fanboys gone on the rampage in Scotland? Slogans adorning church walls and nearby cars suggest this might be the case.
The walls of St Joseph's RC Parish Church in Aberdeen, along with cars parked in the car park were painted with the slogan “THE FAMICOM” in letters as tall as one foot in places.
"I doubt anything will be done about the people who did this,” said victim Michael Gvozdinsky in an interview with the This is North Scotland website. “I had my old Lada's windows smashed here a couple of years ago and my tools stolen. The police never found anyone then, and I doubt they will this time. And what is this 'Famicom'”
What is it indeed? Police in Aberdeen are eager to find out what a Famicom is. If you know, call CrimeStoppers on 0800 555111. Seriously.
The walls of St Joseph's RC Parish Church in Aberdeen, along with cars parked in the car park were painted with the slogan “THE FAMICOM” in letters as tall as one foot in places.
"I doubt anything will be done about the people who did this,” said victim Michael Gvozdinsky in an interview with the This is North Scotland website. “I had my old Lada's windows smashed here a couple of years ago and my tools stolen. The police never found anyone then, and I doubt they will this time. And what is this 'Famicom'”
What is it indeed? Police in Aberdeen are eager to find out what a Famicom is. If you know, call CrimeStoppers on 0800 555111. Seriously.
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