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No because then everyone else will want a PM and defeats the whole object of not posting it, I PM'ed Gomme because I remember him and he'll realise why I'm not willing to post it. If Matt has heard it he might post it, it's down to how the person feels I guess but I'm not willing to fuel it.Quote:
Originally Posted by R0BB13G
Could be worse - could be terrorism.
I'm just glad it didn't cause any further damage or harm to anyone. Accidents happen I guess, if it is one.
The rumor doesn't seem to be true to be honest, not heard any official reports about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Minstrels
Could of been a lot worse but the damage has been done. I have to credit the Greater Manchester Emergency services they responded within minutes with a load of police cars/police vans/specialized units/ambulances/police helicopter/fire engines etc etc. from all corners of Greater Manchester and not just the local units either. It's the kind of response you would expect to a terrorist attack and they have done a very good job today and going to be one hell of a night with the current bad weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by dbgtz
I must also add on there is still a problem with gas, well there was around two hours ago. They were escorting certain people back to their houses who were further away from the impact zone with gas people with specialized tools. Although the ones closer to the impact such as my nana and grandad are not allowed no where near it at this present time.
is the rumour that a 2 year old might of died?
http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&sourc...e794e270c0b7c4Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenHi
You tell me, click the link you clicked.
**** this is awful.
It's scary to think if it was where I live, I would have left about ten minutes before it happens, be a few miles away - and not know what has just happened..
That'd be pretty scary, thankfully nobody got hurt, it's a bloody miracle. Amazing how easily four houses can come down..