is accyweb dying?

entwisi

entwisi

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i ask because today i went to collect my mum to look at a sheltered flat only to find the bottom half of elizabeth stret cordoned off with police standing guard. apparantly someone was stabbed lst night. now i assume that protecting the scene meant they were in a bad way and potentially about to turn in a murder enquiry. yet when i get chance to pop on here there isnt even a mention of it. 2 years ago it would have beeen a 50 + post thread by now.

so is the buzzz and energy no longer here?
 
Probably the fact nobody beleives whats printed in the Telegraph so they don't bother commenting on it :D
 
don't think so at all, like everywhere has quiet n hectic phases, thought ya would know that, ya been a member long enough.:)
 
No, I don't think it is dying. It is the holiday season after all....and yes I know there isn't much cash about but people still take days out when the tinlids are off school.
All forums have quieter times.
 
I went on the LT web site a couple of times yesterday, didn't see any mention of the incident, If there had have been I would have put a link up
 
Perhaps two years ago there would have been more posts regarding the incident, because members of the forum would have been involved with the stabbing.

I don't think Tinks is allowed to carry anything sharp nowadays.

:D
 
garinda said:
Perhaps two years ago there would have been more posts regarding the incident, because members of the forum would have been involved with the stabbing.

I don't think Tinks is allowed to carry anything sharp nowadays.

:D
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If Tinks was still involved on here you'd probably be in for a slap:Dshe might just make a comeback if somebody rats you out;)
 
jaysay said:
If Tinks was still involved on here you'd probably be in for a slap:Dshe might just make a comeback if somebody rats you out;)
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A slap's easier to cope with, than her poking me with something with a blade on it.

:D
 
I think the incident Enti is referring to is that of someone getting glassed, not exactly an unusual occurance these days. There are quite a few things which a few years ago would have merited a thread on here but which are now rarely mentioned. Last week saw yet another wacky baccy factory found, this time in Church. These now seem to be discovered every other week, but are not worth a mention on here.

Maybe we should start a sticky thread:

"SUSPECT WACKY BACCY FACTORY"

...and then everyone can post on here whenever they think they've got a new pot plant establishment starting production near them.
 
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Tealeaf said:
I think the incident Enti is referring to is that of someone getting glassed, not exactly an unusual occurrence these days. There are quite a few things which a few years ago would have merited a thread on here but which are now rarely mentioned. Last week saw yet another wacky baccy factory found, this time in Church. These now seem to be discovered every other week, but are not worth a mention on here.

Maybe we should start a sticky thread:

"SUSPECT WACKY BACCY FACTORY"

...and then everyone can post on here whenever they think they've got a new pot plant establishment starting production near them.
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Well living in Ossy Tealeaf, it wouldn't be applicable mate:D
 
As someone has already said, It is a sad fact that a 'glassing' attack during a brawl is no longer news. This may shock those who live on the fringes of Hyndburn who escape witessing violence, but those living amongst it become 'de-sentised' to it. It is a way of coping with the problem.
 
MargaretR said:
As someone has already said, It is a sad fact that a 'glassing' attack during a brawl is no longer news. This may shock those who live on the fringes of Hyndburn who escape witessing violence, but those living amongst it become 'dye-sentised' to it. It is a way of coping with the problem.
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Back in the 70s at Martholme Grange we used plastic glasses on Thursday and Friday disco nights, firstly I for one didn't fancy one in my face and secondly it kept the running costs down, very few got broken
 
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