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Mancie · 08-11-2006, 00:37

The tree.. get the nuclear bunkers dug out we are all doomed to destruction.. there is no chance for mankind.. the pics of the tree have finally shown that we have no future on this earth.. Accy forum has declared it!

katex · 08-11-2006, 00:38

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp

Nobody is getting emotional about a flippin tree ya gret pud'n!

It's destruction we don't appreciate, destruction of something which hasn't been there very long.

Yeh, you see Mancie, still a crime and should be zero tolerance rated as next time these vandals could and will do a lot worse .. please understand that. They have committed a crime against all the Council Tax payers of Hyndburn after all, even you.

WillowTheWhisp · 08-11-2006, 00:38

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Originally Posted by Mancie

I only stated that there were many other things to be highlighted than the tree being pulled down.. and there are..

So go and highlight a few and leave this thread in peace.

garinda · 08-11-2006, 00:39

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Originally Posted by Mancie

The tree.. get the nuclear bunkers dug out we are all doomed to destruction.. there is no chance for mankind.. the pics of the tree have finally shown that we have no future on this earth.. Accy forum has declared it!

There were probably people saying similar things to you in Germany when the very first shop was daubed with Juden.

'Oh it doesn't really matter, it's only a small act of vandalism.'

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 00:41

The tree has gone.. start biuldling the bunkers..mankind is doomed. we could have saved mankind but the tree was destroyed..all hail the tree that once lived in Accy .. and was broke and that was the end of mankind.. and accy web

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 00:43

did they have a tree such as this in berlin?.. we may never know

garinda · 08-11-2006, 00:44

Little clogged up Dutch lad.

'It's only a small hole in the dyke. A tiny trickle. I think I'll leave it and go back to my windmill to watch some more Red Hot and Blue.'

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 00:47

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Originally Posted by garinda

Little clogged up Dutch lad.

'It's only a small hole in the dyke. A tiny trickle. I think I'll leave it and go back to my windmill to watch some more Red Hot and Blue.'

coor! you got the codes for red hot Garinda?.. send us a pm

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 01:02

I think I'll jack in on this subject.. the karma bods have got upset..no big deal but seems to me you best keep your gob shut when the karma police get involved

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 01:23

Iv'e seen it all.. people can post statements that amount to calling for mass murder, but if you dare to show small regard for a tree that will probably survive the rigours it has seen,then you are blasted!.. it really does seem to to get out of hand.. I do wonder what the first impressions to this site must be.. like my own that judged members as neo nazis that had little regard for people with the opinoin that differed from there own.. my opinion has changed but beware.

chav1 · 08-11-2006, 02:10

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Originally Posted by Mancie

like my own that judged members as neo nazis that had little regard for people with the opinoin that differed from there own

now you see why there was so much upset about the tree..

when it was fully grown we were gonna hang all the coulourds , jews and faggots from it

Mancie · 08-11-2006, 02:41

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Originally Posted by chav1

now you see why there was so much upset about the tree..

when it was fully grown we were gonna hang all the coulourds , jews and faggots from it

now you know why my opinion changed.. LOL

SPUGGIE J · 08-11-2006, 07:28

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Originally Posted by katex

They have committed a crime against all the Council Tax payers of Hyndburn after all, even you.

If he pays council tax.

We all pay for the way things in town and city centres and it is maddeningwhen some butt wipe decides to destroy it for a laugh. Me I would like the courts to order the destruction of something they cherish and do it in front of them. Lets start with putting their trendy cloths in a skip and burning them quickly followed by there music centre music collection and prized skateboard.

WillowTheWhisp · 08-11-2006, 07:58

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Iv'e seen it all.. people can post statements that amount to calling for mass murder, but if you dare to show small regard for a tree that will probably survive the rigours it has seen,then you are blasted!.. it really does seem to to get out of hand.. I do wonder what the first impressions to this site must be.. like my own that judged members as neo nazis that had little regard for people with the opinoin that differed from there own.. my opinion has changed but beware.

It may possibly survive, but it won't match the rest. A matching set of trees (whether we actually liked or approved of the choice of tree) was planted on Broadway at the expense of us council tax payers and now that one of them has been vandalsed it will either have to be replaced at the expense of us council tax payers or remain forever there (which knowing HBC is the far more likely scenario) in it's lopped-off vandalsed condition as a reminder of the mindless yobs who frequent our town centre. But hey-ho nobody died so it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter that it is illustrating to the casual visitor that Accrington residents are so used to wanton destruction that they don't even bother when the mess isn't even cleared away for a whole week. Some of us would like to attract people to our town, attract better shops which would encourage more people to come here. We see this as one more step on a slippery downward slope instead of another rung up the ladder.

Yesterday I was in town with a bit of time to spare (the queue in the post office wasn't as long as I'd expected it to be) so I thought I'd have a stroll round and look for some Christmas pressies. Good Grief it finally came home to me how pityfully few and far between are the shops which actually stock nice tasteful items. I don't really want to be buying presents from pound shops and charity shops. Shops I once would have gone to are no longer there. Do we really want the town to deteriorate even further or would we like to see it rise like a phoenix from the ashes (or in this case rubble and mess) and go on to greater heights? I did find a nice shop or three in Warner Street and managed to get a few things.

Think of it this way. If you'd spent your hard earned cash on a lovely new car and parked it outside in your driveway, then somebody comes along in the night and rips the bonnet off just for the sheer fun of it. Never mind, you can always put a piece of rusty old corrugated iron there in place of it. That will keep the engine dry, it will serve its purpose. It will also look bloomin' awful and I'm sure you wouldn't be proud to drive your vehicle anywhere you could be seen by anyone who knows you.

Hopefully the first impressions of this site will be of people who actually care about their envronment and not of people who think it doesn't matter how much destruction takes place.

maxwell silver · 08-11-2006, 08:26

Can we get back to the chewing gum issue?I recall a couple of years back seeing a van knocking around with GumBusters written on the side.I assumed it was a private company who removed chewing gum from our streets.Have'nt seen it since,but a cracking idea,since the council can't be arsed to do anything about it.And on a footnote how long does it take to finish off the top end of Broadway?Am i the only one who thought that it was included in the original cost of redeveloping Broadway & not as extra expense some months after the initial redevelopment.They've been at it months,and you can guarentee sme part will need digging up again a few months down the line