rockin_plumber
The Plumber That Rocks
Frenchy said:
No time of year is a good time for these things my friend :grouphug:
Just keep ur head up...
Im here if you need me :wink:
Sadness
- Thread starter Frenchy
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No time of year is a good time for these things my friend :grouphug:
Just keep ur head up...
Im here if you need me :wink:
the_fugitive
Member
:withstupid: you dont really know me but i want to get to know everyone, and i'm here too
i'm sad cuz i had to come home after an awesome sleepover on thursday night
damn, i scraped off part of the back of my leg ice skating and it burns :x
i'm sad cuz i had to come home after an awesome sleepover on thursday night
damn, i scraped off part of the back of my leg ice skating and it burns :x
afraidtoshooteddie
Active Member
When I left for work tonight, as I was joining the motorway I could see loads of emergency services vehicles in attendance at an accident on the northbound carriageway of the M5 motorway.
I didn't look too hard at what was going on coz I was paying attention to my own driving. However, they did look to be working on someone on the roadside, and there was a vehicle in an unrecognisable state. :|
As I was driving home again approx 7 hours later, the northbound side was still closed from 3 lanes to just 1, the wrecked vehicles were unmoved, and there was still at least 5 Police vehicles in attendance.
Under normal circumstances, they would have just dragged the vehicles off the carriageway and re-opened the lanes.
I think Somebody/s have 'met their maker' tonight
I didn't look too hard at what was going on coz I was paying attention to my own driving. However, they did look to be working on someone on the roadside, and there was a vehicle in an unrecognisable state. :|
As I was driving home again approx 7 hours later, the northbound side was still closed from 3 lanes to just 1, the wrecked vehicles were unmoved, and there was still at least 5 Police vehicles in attendance.
Under normal circumstances, they would have just dragged the vehicles off the carriageway and re-opened the lanes.
I think Somebody/s have 'met their maker' tonight
Bockaaarck
Active Member
afraidtoshooteddie said:When I left for work tonight, as I was joining the motorway I could see loads of emergency services vehicles in attendance at an accident on the northbound carriageway of the M5 motorway.
I didn't look too hard at what was going on coz I was paying attention to my own driving. However, they did look to be working on someone on the roadside, and there was a vehicle in an unrecognisable state. :|
As I was driving home again approx 7 hours later, the northbound side was still closed from 3 lanes to just 1, the wrecked vehicles were unmoved, and there was still at least 5 Police vehicles in attendance.
Under normal circumstances, they would have just dragged the vehicles off the carriageway and re-opened the lanes.
I think Somebody/s have 'met their maker' tonight
Doesn't sound good, that's very sad :|
wicky
Moderator
afraidtoshooteddie said:When I left for work tonight, as I was joining the motorway I could see loads of emergency services vehicles in attendance at an accident on the northbound carriageway of the M5 motorway.
I didn't look too hard at what was going on coz I was paying attention to my own driving. However, they did look to be working on someone on the roadside, and there was a vehicle in an unrecognisable state. :|
As I was driving home again approx 7 hours later, the northbound side was still closed from 3 lanes to just 1, the wrecked vehicles were unmoved, and there was still at least 5 Police vehicles in attendance.
Under normal circumstances, they would have just dragged the vehicles off the carriageway and re-opened the lanes.
I think Somebody/s have 'met their maker' tonight
Where was that? A hell of a lot of sirens went up through town last night
afraidtoshooteddie
Active Member
wicky said:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/engl ... 207457.stm
rockin_plumber
The Plumber That Rocks
wicky said:
Frenchy has none either :wink: