The council in Manchester installed some retractable bollards
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From: The Cheshire end of the emasculated Cat & Fiddle
Originally Posted by Andy M3
I felt awful for the family in the 4x4 - the guy obviously shouldn't have done it, but it was a terrible impact for a child to endure!
I have seen these in Macclesfield town centre.
I have seen these in Macclesfield town centre.
Tw@t, I bet his missus battered the crap out of him, and hopefully his insurance didn't cover him into the bargain
The bollards in Macc never fooking work though, and they're as slow as most of the residents
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Originally Posted by Chris L
This has happened to my MD. He was busy watching a fit young lass walk down the road - he was following a bus and didn't realise that they were going into a restricted zone (part of Cheltenham high street - for those that know it). The bollard came straight up , cracked the sump and left him sitting rather embarrased with oil pouring out of his car. The even funnier bit was that he was in a garage hire car at the time 
People took note after that
Not heard of any for a few years now.
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From: The Cheshire end of the emasculated Cat & Fiddle
Originally Posted by CrisPDuk
Tw@t, I bet his missus battered the crap out of him, and hopefully his insurance didn't cover him into the bargain
The bollards in Macc never fooking work though, and they're as slow as most of the residents
The bollards in Macc never fooking work though, and they're as slow as most of the residents
Its you thats the **** !!! ...SIAL not Search
And wtf does 'SIAL not Search' mean
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