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Someone on the council is taking the p***

Aren't these ones bolted into place so you wouldn't have to dig em out just get your socket set down there in the middle of the night and un bolt em :lol::lol:

 

It's not the councill, it's our work.

 

tell them they will have to collect you from the main gate as you have'nt got a 4x4 :thumbsup:

Posted

we have the same prob on the roads round here mexy Darren dont live far from me and if he came to mine or vice verser we have to take a detour to miss them, or drive down pavement

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tell them they will have to collect you from the main gate as you have'nt got a 4x4 :thumbsup:

 

:lol::lol::lol:

 

Good thinking boss! Tell 'em you haven't got any legs too! :mrgreen:

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Is the road that are actually in private?

no chance of doing anything except pump the tyre up to 50 PSI :lol:

how the hell did somone get stuck on them? grounded out or just couldn't drive :wink:

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can you get up onto the grass and past or is there a fence in the way

 

if no fence get the wheels scratting on the grass :thumbsup:

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1.can of petrol an a lighter.

2.crobar an hammer.

3.park a van infront of the road when they wanna go in/out and say its stuck..

even better jus let the tyres down on a old transit an leave it there..

what idiots.. :roll:

Posted

Well the general opinion in my office (local safety schemes & highway design for district council) is that they are dangerous, both for vehicles entering & exiting the junction - particuarly motorcyclists!

If the land is highway then they shouldn't be there, and if the land is private then you & your co-workers have a case for removal. It's mainly the 2 nearest the road that cause a hazard I should imagine & are definatley OTT!!

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They contravene health and safety regulations in the workplace. Everyone is complaining about them. I have a video which I'll post up soon of cars leaving work.

 

The car that got grounded was a corsa. I think the doris went over them too slowly and somehow one wheel was slipping and couldn't grip to climb over it.

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Hey Mike if your afraid to have a go at the firm

post up the firms address and we will bombard them with emails

telling them their a bunch of wonkers :mrgreen:

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Here's the video from this morning going into work.

 

 

Listen for the scrape of the mudflaps.

It's like being in a dancing Lowrider!! Yo! :lol:

 

That's fookin ridiculous!! :roll:

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Two solutions come to mind

1, Stop, apply foot brake and 45 degree burnout untill you are straight with them.

 

2, Accelerate hitting them so fast that you clear them all.

 

Hope this helps :wink:

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