Asdas Roof Collapses!!! - Page 4

cashman · 27-06-2009, 23:31

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Originally Posted by cashman

can't argue wi that.

but what i do argue about is one who says in one post he has a wife n child, then prints what he did in a later post (since removed) that was a fine example to kids,so i fer one will not miss him on the way out.

blazey · 28-06-2009, 01:18

Now everyone knows I wouldn't agree with Flashy, but it really just isn't funny.

I could understand if it really was funny, but it just isn't funny if someone could have got hurt.

SPUGGIE J · 28-06-2009, 05:40

At least it is only one section at the moment. Thing is though they will need the experts in to assess whether the whole roof and building can be deemed fit for purpose. Asda wont be able to just patch it up as it is used by the public. The good thing is that no one was hurt and that no one was hurt in what must have been chaos in the evacuation and the carpark.

I remember when they started to build it and the steel skeleton was erected. Me and a mate climbed up it and the whole thing did a Millenium Bridge impression.

cmonstanley · 28-06-2009, 07:02

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

At least it is only one section at the moment. Thing is though they will need the experts in to assess whether the whole roof and building can be deemed fit for purpose. Asda wont be able to just patch it up as it is used by the public. The good thing is that no one was hurt and that no one was hurt in what must have been chaos in the evacuation and the carpark.

I remember when they started to build it and the steel skeleton was erected. Me and a mate climbed up it and the whole thing did a Millenium Bridge impression.

this is dodgy asda they have special dispensation planning and all that

wonder if its a fault in all the asda buildings.tesco and co will be rubbing their hands wi glee.as i said for it to do that there must be some kind of design fault

or cheap as chips

Benipete · 28-06-2009, 07:59

Classic case of the roof going through the prices

derekgas · 28-06-2009, 08:50

Well I dont think its funny! Havnt done my bloody shopping yet!

Is it open today? or am I going to have to venture to Blackburn? That was funny though Benipete lol

jaysay · 28-06-2009, 09:21

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Originally Posted by Benipete

Classic case of the roof going through the prices

Your a bloody star Beni

have some karma mate, making john laugh first thing Sunday morningish is tops mate

Neil · 28-06-2009, 14:26

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Originally Posted by derekgas

Well I dont think its funny! Havnt done my bloody shopping yet!

Is it open today? or am I going to have to venture to Blackburn? That was funny though Benipete lol

It is open yes, well only till 4pm as its Sunday.

emamum · 28-06-2009, 14:29

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Originally Posted by Neil

It is open yes, well only till 4pm as its Sunday.

no chance for derek then... will be shut before he's managed to get all the kids in the car

pipinfort · 28-06-2009, 15:58

It can all collapse for me (obviously when its shut) i prefer Tesco anyday.......

derekgas · 28-06-2009, 16:23

I think it was probably the ceiling that collapsed rather than the roof, emmamum you are still cheeky, you arnt improving with age

:, and I dont do shopping, was talking about her indoors going for it, wont do tesco because it is more expensive, by a mile!

Lyn · 28-06-2009, 17:10

whatever it was, there was one heck of a lot of water suddenly pouring down over the cooked chickens and specially made pizza counter - i was stood in front of it when it came down. least no-one was hurt and the staff cleared the area nice and quick - bet they needed a few mops to clean up though - i hear they had staff in til late last night clearing it up