The Chill Out Zone - Page 14490

trikey · 21st February 2019, 06:50

Morning Phil, Richard and all, it’s not just Sheffield that’s like this Richard, unfortunately it’s most places these days, glad your mate didn’t get hurt.

RPWC · 21st February 2019, 06:57

Morning Phil, she’s a lovely looking dog too. I don’t think the coach will be taken back to the scene, there is no point,the police weren’t interested. I sincerely hope that the boss will make an official complaint against South Yorkshire police. It’s terrifying to think what could have happened, they could have tried torching the bus, or smashing the windscreen. Luckily the damage was not enough to stop it being driven back home. This occurred about 4.30 pm, I was just starting my shift, and that’s when the boss took the call to inform him of what happened,and he told me.

RPWC · 21st February 2019, 07:02

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Originally Posted by trikey

Morning Phil, Richard and all, it’s not just Sheffield that’s like this Richard, unfortunately it’s most places these days, glad your mate didn’t get hurt.

It’s more the fact that the bizzies weren’t interested Andy, the driver could have been seriously injured or even killed.

FLYING BANANA · 21st February 2019, 07:06

Morning all.

Grey and overcast here at the moment.

Had a wander round Saltram House, well around the gardens as I got there too late to go round the house. Will go back when the weather picks up a bit.

Off out again today, going to see if I can get Redfive’s wheels refurbished. Been offered a set of refurbished Apex’s with tyres for the wheels.
In fact I’ve had 6 offers to buy the wheels off of me.

Lancpudn · 21st February 2019, 07:10

Morning all looks like a nice day on the cards here and a bit warmer for a change.

Rich You can tell it's half term here! an entire fleet of bus's/mini bus's had all their windows smashed t'other night at the depot and then they collected as many wheelie bins as they could & set them alight.

They reckon the "new craze" now is smelling the toxic fumes to get high, Darwinism is alive and well it would seem.

RPWC · 21st February 2019, 07:20

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Rich You can tell it's half term here! an entire fleet of bus's/mini bus's had all their windows smashed t'other night at the depot and then they collected as many wheelie bins as they could & set them alight.

They reckon the "new craze" now is smelling the toxic fumes to get high, Darwinism is alive and well it would seem.

I can think of better things to do during school holidays, makes you wonder who thinks, “ let’s do this, it will be great for kicks!” Where the hell are the parents?

Darcydog · 21st February 2019, 08:01

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Originally Posted by RPWC

I can think of better things to do during school holidays, makes you wonder who thinks, “ let’s do this, it will be great for kicks!” Where the hell are the parents?

Kids will always be kids - and mine were no angels - but the only thing they got caught for was swapping peoples garden ornaments around

A Gnome was halfway round the town before anyone noticed.

And they confessed later that they had also swapped peoples hanging baskets. Presumably no one ever noticed....

But no mindless damage - God help them if they had!!

But “Where are the parents?” is the most relevant question here. On more than one occasion whilst caravaning we would observe families arrive on site, and by mid afternoon the kids were running riot whilst the parents were getting steadily rat-@rsed and becoming louder and louder.

With role models like that - it’s little wonder they see nothing wrong in what they do.

reworht · 21st February 2019, 08:52

Morning gentlefolk - the sun is nigh on burning the eyeballs out this morning - fair beaming through the window it is. Now that we're in late February, it's getting up above the hills too, so we see more of it. The only problem is that if you're not in direct sunlight, the wind which has re-appeared drops the temperature by a fair few degrees.

Darcydog · 21st February 2019, 09:27

Dull and overcast here. But no rain so good for getting on with all the outside jobs.

trikey · 21st February 2019, 10:37

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Originally Posted by RPWC

It’s more the fact that the bizzies weren’t interested Andy, the driver could have been seriously injured or even killed.

The same thing. When I got a 75 written off a few years ago, called the police as I’m sure the driver who hit me without stopping was on his phone their reply was ‘not sending anyone as no one hurt’

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RPWC This is my second home 75 model car Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Posts: 20,177 Thanks: 4,008 Thanked 5,083 Times in 3,114 Posts	Morning Phil, she’s a lovely looking dog too. I don’t think the coach will be taken back to the scene, there is no point,the police weren’t interested. I sincerely hope that the boss will make an official complaint against South Yorkshire police. It’s terrifying to think what could have happened, they could have tried torching the bus, or smashing the windscreen. Luckily the damage was not enough to stop it being driven back home. This occurred about 4.30 pm, I was just starting my shift, and that’s when the boss took the call to inform him of what happened,and he told me. __________________ Cheers. Rich…

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Lancpudn This is my second home MG ZS EV Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Lancashire Posts: 15,587 Thanks: 4,591 Thanked 3,427 Times in 2,565 Posts	Morning all looks like a nice day on the cards here and a bit warmer for a change. Rich You can tell it's half term here! an entire fleet of bus's/mini bus's had all their windows smashed t'other night at the depot and then they collected as many wheelie bins as they could & set them alight. They reckon the "new craze" now is smelling the toxic fumes to get high, Darwinism is alive and well it would seem. __________________ Blessed are the tea makers. http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3b...auto-2000_auto

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Darcydog This is my second home Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 5,428 Thanks: 3,123 Thanked 3,170 Times in 2,096 Posts	Dull and overcast here. But no rain so good for getting on with all the outside jobs.