‘Earthquake’ kerb has been crumbling for years (From Southend Standard)
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‘Earthquake’ kerb has been crumbling for years
9:00am Wednesday 22nd August 2012 in Southend
We’ve had enough – Christine Mowbrey with her damaged path
A WOMAN has hit out at the county council for leaving the end of her driveway looking like it’s been hit by an earthquake.
Christine Mowbrey, of Moreland Close, Benfleet , says she has complained for the past three years about the condition of the kerb and pavement at the end of her drive.
Mrs Mowbrey said she and her neighbours have been trying for years to get the problems sorted out, but have been continually fobbed off.
The brick kerb has come away from the pavement and wobbles when it’s walked on.
Mrs Mowbrey, 64, said she is fearful it’s going to take someone getting hurt to make sure the crumbling pavement is fixed.
She said: “The kerb at the end of my pathway has been crumbling away for the past three years. I have called the council so many times I have lost count.
“I have even said to the people at the council that I will get someone out to fix it myself, but I was deterred because of health and safety issues.
“All I want is the path fixed because it’s dangerous. It looks like there could have been an earthquake with the ground crumbling like that. All the neighbours have been talking about this for years and we are at the end of our tether because we just don’t know what to do.”
A spokesman for Essex County Council said: “The problems with this stretch of pavement have been logged in our system and an inspector has been out to assess the area. We can confirm repairs are scheduled in October.”
Comments(41)
Speedysnail
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9:41am Wed 22 Aug 12
The Real Haze wrote:What a waste of a reporters time. Agree with The Real haze about the parking situation. What a pointless story Yawn
It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand.
Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.
The Genuine Haze
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9:54am Wed 22 Aug 12
The Real Haze wrote:For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.
Richy don't shine shoes no more
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11:33am Wed 22 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberish
The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
The Genuine Haze
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11:35am Wed 22 Aug 12
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.
The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
Richy don't shine shoes no more
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11:45am Wed 22 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:It's a film reference, but I don't suppose you're allowed to watch many of those in the hospital
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
Blind Haze
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11:45am Wed 22 Aug 12
Anyway, not to encourage them but I agree with The Real Haze that Christine Mowbrey has made a very misguided simile comparing it to an earthquake. I'm also left wondering that if the cracks are at the end of her drive, is she also driving over it?
The Genuine Haze
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11:54am Wed 22 Aug 12
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:yes coz its a well known fact that people in hospital do not have access to tvs or dvd players and there also not allowed natural sunlight and have to live on a diet of bricks and argon.
The Genuine Haze wrote:It's a film reference, but I don't suppose you're allowed to watch many of those in the hospitalRichy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
trying to be funny is one thing barking complete nonsense like a lunatic is another. its clear which one youve gone for.
Richy don't shine shoes no more
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12:12pm Wed 22 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:Sorry, what was your comment on grammar again?
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:yes coz its a well known fact that people in hospital do not have access to tvs or dvd players and there also not allowed natural sunlight and have to live on a diet of bricks and argon. trying to be funny is one thing barking complete nonsense like a lunatic is another. its clear which one youve gone for.The Genuine Haze wrote:It's a film reference, but I don't suppose you're allowed to watch many of those in the hospitalRichy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
Eric Whim
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12:17pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:she's missing granpa like crazy since he ran off with the Avon lady
The Genuine Haze wrote:Sorry, what was your comment on grammar again?Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:yes coz its a well known fact that people in hospital do not have access to tvs or dvd players and there also not allowed natural sunlight and have to live on a diet of bricks and argon. trying to be funny is one thing barking complete nonsense like a lunatic is another. its clear which one youve gone for.The Genuine Haze wrote:It's a film reference, but I don't suppose you're allowed to watch many of those in the hospitalRichy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
The Genuine Haze
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12:20pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:the comment was my grammars as bad as the grammar in your username. look up a little further and you can still see it. if your still having trouble get an adult to help you.
The Genuine Haze wrote:Sorry, what was your comment on grammar again?Richy don't shine shoes no more wrote:yes coz its a well known fact that people in hospital do not have access to tvs or dvd players and there also not allowed natural sunlight and have to live on a diet of bricks and argon. trying to be funny is one thing barking complete nonsense like a lunatic is another. its clear which one youve gone for.The Genuine Haze wrote:It's a film reference, but I don't suppose you're allowed to watch many of those in the hospitalRichy don't shine shoes no more wrote:As is your gramatically inept username.The Genuine Haze wrote:Complete gibberishThe Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
Tom from Southend
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12:58pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty
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1:46pm Wed 22 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this.
The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
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On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!
The Genuine Haze
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1:59pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:so what if id complain if the kerb was broken outside my house? you can have the peanuts for free if you realy need something to eat that desperatly LOL anyway thanks for your great insight coz people didnt know that pavements were meant for pedestians and roads are for cars LOL well done i bet teacher will give you a gold star for that if you ask nicley
The Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this. . On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
Nebs
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2:40pm Wed 22 Aug 12
asbo uncut
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3:08pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:haha all very restrained so far. i give it 24 hours before you start foaming at the mouth, laying in to e-types and generally perverting the truth
The Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this.
The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
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On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!
thesouthendone
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3:16pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Do the earth a favour and fall off the edge!
God Almighty
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3:25pm Wed 22 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:Actually most people do not realise that pavements are built to a different standard to roads, that's why they park their cars on the pavements. Suggest you seek medical help for your aggressive paranoia.
God Almighty wrote:so what if id complain if the kerb was broken outside my house? you can have the peanuts for free if you realy need something to eat that desperatly LOL anyway thanks for your great insight coz people didnt know that pavements were meant for pedestians and roads are for cars LOL well done i bet teacher will give you a gold star for that if you ask nicleyThe Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this. . On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
asbo uncut
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3:27pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:that's more like it
The Genuine Haze wrote:Actually most people do not realise that pavements are built to a different standard to roads, that's why they park their cars on the pavements. Suggest you seek medical help for your aggressive paranoia.
God Almighty wrote:so what if id complain if the kerb was broken outside my house? you can have the peanuts for free if you realy need something to eat that desperatly LOL anyway thanks for your great insight coz people didnt know that pavements were meant for pedestians and roads are for cars LOL well done i bet teacher will give you a gold star for that if you ask nicleyThe Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this. . On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
The Genuine Haze
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4:24pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:LOL if you think saying that the road and pavement are diffrent things is something peopel didnt know then you really are a plum. can you add the two times table if your capable as im sure that absolutely noone knows it and theyll be very thankful LOL no agression here just fits of laughter and you shouldnt be paronoid as im talking to you dircetly and not behind your back LOL
The Genuine Haze wrote:Actually most people do not realise that pavements are built to a different standard to roads, that's why they park their cars on the pavements. Suggest you seek medical help for your aggressive paranoia.God Almighty wrote:so what if id complain if the kerb was broken outside my house? you can have the peanuts for free if you realy need something to eat that desperatly LOL anyway thanks for your great insight coz people didnt know that pavements were meant for pedestians and roads are for cars LOL well done i bet teacher will give you a gold star for that if you ask nicleyThe Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this. . On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
God Almighty
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5:07pm Wed 22 Aug 12
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Try using a spell checker and grammar checker, it would make your posts much more legible.
The Genuine Haze
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5:21pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:LOL evreyone knows the diffrence between the pavement and road we also know what a cat is and how to draw a square. perhaps you werent taught the green cross code when you were younger its a marvel how you havent been hit by a car when crossing the road (not pavement) LOL
So you know what makes pavements and roads different do you? Can you explain it to me then? If you do know you will have no trouble telling me the difference in construction, but I bet you can't. . Try using a spell checker and grammar checker, it would make your posts much more legible.
and for the construction of the road theres a great deal of debate concening this - theoretical physics suggests that string thoery could exlpain the make up of all sub atomic mass but its impossble to confirm this as our current scientific develpment wont allow it as yet. Therefor your question is no more than a pointless hypothesis but if you knwo better than scince please enlightne us and the rest of the sicentific world you plum LOL
God Almighty
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5:37pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Cant say I'm surprised, judging by your ab-use of language you probably didn't finish junior school.
The Genuine Haze
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5:55pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:Perhaps you should read your last sentence again to properly appreciate the irony LOL never mind try again i dont expect you to have learned much from the primary school you went to that teaches the diffrence between roads and pavements LOL what a plum
So you don't know the difference between the construction of pavements and roads then?
Cant say I'm surprised, judging by your ab-use of language you probably didn't finish junior school.
God Almighty
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6:13pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Nothing wrong with my last sentence.
Junior schools don't teach the difference between roads and pavements. If they did it might stop people parking their cars on pavements. People who do this have fractured several of my neighbours' gas and/or sewerage pipes which is dangerous as well as stupid and costly.
If you did know anything about road construction the first thing you would probably have told me is that roads have to take the weight of twenty ton lorries concentrated in small tyre footprints whereas pavements only have to take the weight of over-weight chavvies, and that is reflected in their construction.
You're going to be in deep doo-doo when teacher finds out what you've been doing on her computer.
livethedream
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6:31pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty
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6:45pm Wed 22 Aug 12
livethedream wrote:I noticed that too but not wanting to jump to conclusions I assumed that her driveway might be just out of the shot. If not, you are almost certainly correct.
Has anyone else looked at the picture? The story says at the end of her driveway but it is a raised kerb, ligitimate driveways have a lowered kerb - she has caused the damage herself by my estimation and deserves no sympathy at all. Non story.
asbo uncut
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7:58pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:do you have any friends around here?
This is funnier than TV comedies!
Nothing wrong with my last sentence.
Junior schools don't teach the difference between roads and pavements. If they did it might stop people parking their cars on pavements. People who do this have fractured several of my neighbours' gas and/or sewerage pipes which is dangerous as well as stupid and costly.
If you did know anything about road construction the first thing you would probably have told me is that roads have to take the weight of twenty ton lorries concentrated in small tyre footprints whereas pavements only have to take the weight of over-weight chavvies, and that is reflected in their construction.
You're going to be in deep doo-doo when teacher finds out what you've been doing on her computer.
E-Types..
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9:00pm Wed 22 Aug 12
asbo uncut wrote:He wont have a chance to lay into me as i wont be posting on this thread....S*** i just did!...Why isn't there a facility for deleting posts on this godforsaken paper? Or a cattle prod for poking hated council leaders?
God Almighty wrote:haha all very restrained so far. i give it 24 hours before you start foaming at the mouth, laying in to e-types and generally perverting the truth
The Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this.
The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
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On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!
asbo uncut
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10:02pm Wed 22 Aug 12
smiffy22
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11:41pm Wed 22 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:...except in Basildon or Dagenham!
The Genuine Haze wrote:You should go back to school and brush up your language skills before you post any more pointless gibberish on here. Bet pounds to peanuts you would be the first to complain if the pavement outside your house looked like this.
The Real Haze wrote: It does look just like an earthquake. Just ask the residents of Northern Iran or Christchurch in New Zealand. Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.For once your right we should ask the people of northen iran and christchurch as it's better than listening to your **** for brain's view LOL glad you found a pointles story as it suits you LOL hows the sewer did you manage to get that **** you slept in out your hair I bet you sleep with your mouth open as it would explain how so much **** poors out from it you cluelesss ****
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On a slightly different tack, this does look awfully like damage from parked cars. Pavements are not built to take the weight of cars, unlike roads, and this sort of damage plus broken gas and sewerage pipes is the usual result. Pavements are for people, not cars!
smiffy22
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11:44pm Wed 22 Aug 12
Nebs wrote:Unlikely. It looks nothing like root incursion. Roads' concrete sub-surface is usually far too thick to experience direct tree-root damage.
It could be damage caused by tree roots, looks like there is a fair sized tree behind her in that garden. If it is damaging the road, it could also be damaging the foundations of the nearby houses.
The Genuine Haze
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7:27am Thu 23 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:LOL you abuse my gramar then leave an apostrophe out of can't in the same sentence. we learned the green cross code at school but they clearly thought you werent worth the hassle never mind at least you managed to blag a job as a lolly pop man as the diffrence between roads and pavements is very importantr to you. keep preching what you learn on the job you never know it may be useful one day LOL
This is funnier than TV comedies! Nothing wrong with my last sentence. Junior schools don't teach the difference between roads and pavements. If they did it might stop people parking their cars on pavements. People who do this have fractured several of my neighbours' gas and/or sewerage pipes which is dangerous as well as stupid and costly. If you did know anything about road construction the first thing you would probably have told me is that roads have to take the weight of twenty ton lorries concentrated in small tyre footprints whereas pavements only have to take the weight of over-weight chavvies, and that is reflected in their construction. You're going to be in deep doo-doo when teacher finds out what you've been doing on her computer.
God Almighty
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11:43am Thu 23 Aug 12
The Genuine Haze wrote:Oh sorry, I left an apostrophe out did I? Big deal, I'd need to write pages to list your errors.
God Almighty wrote: This is funnier than TV comedies! Nothing wrong with my last sentence. Junior schools don't teach the difference between roads and pavements. If they did it might stop people parking their cars on pavements. People who do this have fractured several of my neighbours' gas and/or sewerage pipes which is dangerous as well as stupid and costly. If you did know anything about road construction the first thing you would probably have told me is that roads have to take the weight of twenty ton lorries concentrated in small tyre footprints whereas pavements only have to take the weight of over-weight chavvies, and that is reflected in their construction. You're going to be in deep doo-doo when teacher finds out what you've been doing on her computer.LOL you abuse my gramar then leave an apostrophe out of can't in the same sentence. we learned the green cross code at school but they clearly thought you werent worth the hassle never mind at least you managed to blag a job as a lolly pop man as the diffrence between roads and pavements is very importantr to you. keep preching what you learn on the job you never know it may be useful one day LOL
So how about the report ET? Proves you lot are nothing special at all doesn't it?
asbo uncut.
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12:52pm Thu 23 Aug 12
God Almighty
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1:30pm Thu 23 Aug 12
asbo uncut
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2:02pm Thu 23 Aug 12
asbo uncut. wrote:think i'll sit back and let you do the posts. you just need to increase the post count otherwise super job - keep up the good work.
When will truth is jettisoned get out of the stone age and understand that a good living can be had sat in front of a computer all day. I just have one window open on this site to keep a eye on you miscreants.
asbo uncut
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2:03pm Thu 23 Aug 12
asbo uncut. wrote:think i'll sit back and let you do the posts. you just need to increase the post count otherwise super job - keep up the good work.
When will truth is jettisoned get out of the stone age and understand that a good living can be had sat in front of a computer all day. I just have one window open on this site to keep a eye on you miscreants.
whataday
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7:17pm Thu 23 Aug 12
The only paths I have noticed being resurfaced are those at Tarpots/Sadlers on the side of the road which was already in good state of repair whereas the side of the road (with the cycle lane) which was/is in a bad state of repair has been left in a poor state. Good planning
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God Almighty
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11:40am Sat 25 Aug 12
asbo uncut wrote:So what happened to ET and the Dale Farm 2 thread? Bet he had another wobbler about the Wilson report, he hates the idea that his traveller companions were just normal Irish people who were ostracised by Irish society, he likes to think that travellers from all over Europe have some exotic common connection but you can't argue with the truth!
asbo uncut. wrote: When will truth is jettisoned get out of the stone age and understand that a good living can be had sat in front of a computer all day. I just have one window open on this site to keep a eye on you miscreants.think i'll sit back and let you do the posts. you just need to increase the post count otherwise super job - keep up the good work.
Last Poster
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6:40pm Sat 25 Aug 12
God Almighty wrote:I've just seen the Mrs Dales diary 2 thread. Does anyone know how the 15 van pitches will accommodate 80 or how the Council of Billericay can justify the millions spent on moving those vans from the North side of the A127 over to the south? I know Billericay like to dump their rubbish in Basildon, but could they not get a cheaper job than this? (I hasten to add, I mean rubbish in the sense that it is something Billericay Urban District Council don't want, not in any way as a slight on our neighbours over at Dale Farm!)
asbo uncut wrote:So what happened to ET and the Dale Farm 2 thread? Bet he had another wobbler about the Wilson report, he hates the idea that his traveller companions were just normal Irish people who were ostracised by Irish society, he likes to think that travellers from all over Europe have some exotic common connection but you can't argue with the truth!
asbo uncut. wrote: When will truth is jettisoned get out of the stone age and understand that a good living can be had sat in front of a computer all day. I just have one window open on this site to keep a eye on you miscreants.think i'll sit back and let you do the posts. you just need to increase the post count otherwise super job - keep up the good work.
The Real Haze says...
9:09am Wed 22 Aug 12
Perhaps you should campaign to stop people parking cars on the kerb rather than making such ridiculous claims.