Market Hall Refurbishment - Page 86

jaysay · 26-02-2011, 14:01

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Originally Posted by Less

Just reading the obbo', the Queen of fantasy island claims on page 13 that the spending on the celebs 'generated 3,000 extra people' to the area, good job it was before the toilets were closed or we residents would have drowned in what they would naturally leave behind.

Could she please prove the accuracy of 3,000 people, then explain why with so many extra, potentially full bladders, a need to close toilets rather than urgently to erect new ones exists?

Think on those days the bogs were open Less

flashy · 26-02-2011, 14:03

Thats what i thought when i read it Less, me and Reece's dad where in the market hall yesterday and he being from a foreign land (Burnley) remarked on how empty it looks now compared to how it was when we where teenagers, he asked what was with all that empty space and where the seats so far apart in the middle 'circle' there incase you'd fallen out with your other half and didn't want to sit near each other.....thats coming from an outsider, what must people who come from further afield be thinking of our once thriving town?????

Less · 26-02-2011, 14:03

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think on those days the bogs were open Less

Read it again you Tory deny all, I've already said it was BEFORE the bogs were closed.
:-(

jaysay · 26-02-2011, 14:09

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Originally Posted by Less

Read it again you Tory deny all, I've already said it was BEFORE the bogs were closed.
:-(

There still only closed 3 days a week

Less · 26-02-2011, 14:30

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Originally Posted by jaysay

There still only closed 3 days a week

Yes they are only closed 3 days a week, please don't treat me like I'm you, IF the Market was a success there would never, could never, wouldn't under no matter how many years of misrule by anyone, be a need to close them, we have a refurbished Market that has had money thrown at it and unfortunately for the few traders remaining, DOING NOTHING.
Stop protecting your passed oppo', to him you're passed your useful sell by date, that's why you don't see him,
He doesn't deserve your blind loyalty.

jaysay · 26-02-2011, 14:34

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Originally Posted by Less

Yes they are only closed 3 days a week, please don't treat me like I'm you, IF the Market was a success there would never, could never, wouldn't under no matter how many years of misrule by anyone, be a need to close them, we have a refurbished Market that has had money thrown at it and unfortunately for the few traders remaining, DOING NOTHING.
Stop protecting your passed oppo', to him you're passed your useful sell by date, that's why you don't see him,
He doesn't deserve your blind loyalty.

I'm being loyal to no one, just made a statement, I've already said they should not have been closed so I can't see your problem Less, I agree with you, giver over getting your knickers in a twist fur nout

Less · 26-02-2011, 14:48

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I'm being loyal to no one, just made a statement, I've already said they should not have been closed so I can't see your problem Less, I agree with you, giver over getting your knickers in a twist fur nout

Firstly, if my knickers are twisted, it is because of your inaccurate reply.
Secondly, if you can't see something wrong with 3,000 extra people, needing fewer rather than more toilet facilities, after all, surely we didn't want them to call just once to put a strain on our local plumbing, but, often.
It hasn't happened, we need to cut costs by making the town less convenient to strangers, it's one thing locals being able to find their way to cafe le bog, but strangers here for the first time, want an 'in your face' facility.
Please stop, I must admit your blind views are becoming tedious, allow the Lady of fantasy herself to protect your medal wearing chum, IF SHE DARE?

jaysay · 26-02-2011, 14:54

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Originally Posted by Less

Firstly, if my knickers are twisted, it is because of your inaccurate reply.
Secondly, if you can't see something wrong with 3,000 extra people, needing fewer rather than more toilet facilities, after all, surely we didn't want them to call just once to put a strain on our local plumbing, but, often.
It hasn't happened, we need to cut costs by making the town less convenient to strangers, it's one thing locals being able to find their way to cafe le bog, but strangers here for the first time, want an 'in your face' facility.
Please stop, I must admit your blind views are becoming tedious, allow the Lady of fantasy herself to protect your medal wearing chum, IF SHE DARE?

Oh I give up I refer to post 1281

Less · 26-02-2011, 15:20

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Oh I give up I refer to post 1281

I checked post #1281, after all you're a Tory you may have meant a post #1281 that had been under Labour control.

I still think you defend the undefensible, as already requested, let the Lady, come on here, defend her figures OR allow her to explain in the local press where a figure of 3,000 extra souls comes from.

I bet the market traders aren't paying extra tax for what has gone on lately.

jaysay · 26-02-2011, 15:35

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Originally Posted by Less

I checked post #1281, after all you're a Tory you may have meant a post #1281 that had been under Labour control.

I still think you defend the undefensible, as already requested, let the Lady, come on here, defend her figures OR allow her to explain in the local press where a figure of 3,000 extra souls comes from.

I bet the market traders aren't paying extra tax for what has gone on lately.

I agree

Less · 26-02-2011, 16:13

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Originally Posted by jaysay

I agree

Ah, trying to confuse me now, eh?

garinda · 26-02-2011, 16:24

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Originally Posted by Less

Just reading the obbo', the Queen of fantasy island claims on page 13 that the spending on the celebs 'generated 3,000 extra people' to the area, good job it was before the toilets were closed or we residents would have drowned in what they would naturally leave behind.

Could she please prove the accuracy of 3,000 people, then explain why with so many extra, potentially full bladders, a need to close toilets rather than urgently to erect new ones exists?

Didn't someone post a photograph earlier in the thread, of the 'crowds' watching Silly Dildo?

I thought we came to the conclusion there were about fifty there, for each of his appearances.

There must have been thousands there then, watching Martin Platt's 'One Hundred Things to do with a Cheesy Triangle', the following week.

It is difficult for some, judging crowd sizes.

Someone told the press there were 400 dancers who took part in the Flash Mob event.

Accuracy.

It ain't easy...for some.

Less · 26-02-2011, 16:39

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Originally Posted by garinda

Accuracy.

It ain't easy...for some.

I reckon you've said that a million times on here, but don't quote me.

garinda · 26-02-2011, 16:43

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Originally Posted by Less

I reckon you've said that a million times on here, but don't quote me.

Sorry, needed to be quoted.

Reckon?

I've actually said it 978,423 times on here.

I'm brimful of the accurate and the factual, me.

Margaret Pilkington · 26-02-2011, 16:48

do you think they counted the legs and mutiplied by 100, then knocked some off because it sounded implausible?

They have to try and make it sound like they got good value for money.......but(tapping side of nose) we all know different....don't we?