Collapse of a wall - Page 2

gynn · 24-07-2012, 13:40

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Originally Posted by Less

why Did this Picky Bastweard pick on me rather than realise this is a 'Community' tragedy?

A Guilty Conscience. He probably thought you were a building inspector and was terrified at what you'd find.

It was the wall of the Sahad takeaway, after all!

Retlaw · 24-07-2012, 14:03

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Originally Posted by gynn

A Guilty Conscience. He probably thought you were a building inspector and was terrified at what you'd find.

It was the wall of the Sahad takeaway, after all!

There not used to brick & stone construction, still in the mud & straw era. Probably no insurance either.

accyman · 24-07-2012, 17:25

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Originally Posted by Retlaw

There not used to brick & stone construction, still in the mud & straw era. Probably no insurance either.

not to worry if they havnt im sure a grant will be arranged to fix it like they have done twice for the same houses repeatedly in that area.

when the alterations were made to the shop shouldnt there have been an inspection of some sort to make sure it was up to code?

walkinman221 · 24-07-2012, 17:31

Probably been digging a cellar

After all it wouldnt be the first time would it that our brown eyed brothers have been involved in a bit of subterranean tunneling

lindsay ormerod · 24-07-2012, 20:37

Went past on the bus yesterday on way back from Blackburn, the road still open then and lots of folk and police looking in some alarm at the front of building, it was still intact at the time. I had noticed that the signage of Sahad was missing day before, assumed taking the opportunity during Ramadhan to do the work as they would be quiet.It's a well used and popular establishment, I hope they can re open soon.

( Nice to see that thinly veiled racist comments are now allowed on here...NOT !!

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cashman · 24-07-2012, 21:03

so the comment to Less was not racist?

Less · 25-07-2012, 07:58

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Originally Posted by cashman

so the comment to Less was not racist?

Cashy of course it was racist, however, it was my own fault, I was walking along Blackburn Rd, alone without a native guide and without a permit from a Community Leader, I had no right to be there in broad daylight, no wonder this brown eye, (I use this term because the swear checker doesn't allow P aki, (not deliberately getting around the checker for any reason other than explanation (even though they use the term themselves))) took offence at me being there.

cashman · 25-07-2012, 08:42

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Originally Posted by Less

Cashy of course it was racist, however, it was my own fault, I was walking along Blackburn Rd, alone without a native guide and without a permit from a Community Leader, I had no right to be there in broad daylight, no wonder this brown eye, (I use this term because the swear checker doesn't allow P aki, (not deliberately getting around the checker for any reason other than explanation (even though they use the term themselves))) took offence at me being there.

In the main,that to me is whats wrong today, many fools only see racism one way!!