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Young child splashed slightly as bus takes corner too quickly....

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:05

Twas a VERY big puddle, according to bystanders (some of whom also got a bit damp around the lower leg area).
And the child......wasn't wearing wellies.
What is the world coming to?

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oliveoil · 29/11/2006 15:06

it's a disgrace

lock em all up

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:06

They would have done, but there weren't any 'Bus Only' parking spaces available!

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Skribble · 29/11/2006 15:08
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hairymclary · 29/11/2006 15:11

does anyone else remember the news story (real, i might add) about a bloke who got done for driving without due care and attention after splashing a pedestrian?

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:15

Was the pedestrian a magistrate?

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RubberDuck · 29/11/2006 15:17

PMSL - love the thread title

Cor, I would have loved to have taken a bloke to court once when he completely soaked me by driving past straight through a huge puddle.

Was still cursing him for the whole of the rest of the 20 minute walk home that day...

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:18

See, it's a considerable problem that no-one is addressing seriously.
Let's start a campaign - but avoid puddles during any protest marches, obviously!

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MrsBadger · 29/11/2006 15:20

proper local newspaper - 'Bus Drench Horror' would have made the front page...

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:21
Grin
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hairymclary · 29/11/2006 15:21

no, just a saddo with nothing better to do I think. lol

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 15:40

Re the title - apparently it's going to take over 8 hours for the shoes of this poor child to dry out.

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RubberDuck · 29/11/2006 15:53

HumphreyCushion.

I'd sue the bus company. And maybe the local council.

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 16:09


...and the little pair of stripey socks will never, ever recover.
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RubberDuck · 29/11/2006 16:11

Noooooo.... not the stripey socks....

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 16:16

Yes, RD - the ones with the Wallace and Gromit motif!
They were too badly damaged to be saved, apparently. The mother of the child is expected to hold a press conference soon, praising the work that the socks did in protecting the tootsies of her child.

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RubberDuck · 29/11/2006 16:20

I think that's possibly the most tragic thing I've read all day ...

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marthamoo · 29/11/2006 16:22

Sad Shock

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marthamoo · 29/11/2006 16:22

Ooh and an for good measure.

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RubberDuck · 29/11/2006 16:45

Oh shit. Just realised that I was supposed to just say "oh how sad " and left it at that while rubber-necking.

I really am awfully sorry I buggered up your thread, Humphrey...

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Saturn74 · 29/11/2006 16:57

RD.
Tis not buggered, don't worry!

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Alan · 29/11/2006 16:58

pmsl

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Saturn74 · 18/10/2008 23:00

Bumping this as I know Boysarelikedogs enjoys it when threads are dragged kicking and screaming from the archives.

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BoysAreLikeZombies · 18/10/2008 23:50




(have emailed you , you hussy)
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Bleedodgy · 18/10/2008 23:57

I shit myself for a minute there when I looke dta the date of the OP and thought i'd missed the manchester mn night out!

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Saturn74 · 19/10/2008 00:01
Grin
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