Wednesday, August 8, 2012

The Facts about Tonbridge High Street Accident....

Car around 2-30 in the early hours blaa blaa crashed blaa blaa metal signpost. Blaa blaa police hot pursuit blaa blaa young driver blaa blaa drink? blaa blaa drugs? Heck of a mess blaa blaa road closures blaa chaos blaa blaa traders moaning blaa new sign blaa new road blaa blaa unanswered questions blaa blaa chunky police report blaa blaa forget about pedestrianising Tonbridge High Street blaa blaa huge repair bills blaa blaa who pays for that then? blaa blaa blaa....

14 comments:

Nickname unavailable said...

any chance of filling in some of the blaas?

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sebfox said...

I expect, this being Tonbridge, it was a fat related accident. Probably some huge, sweaty, stinking 23 stoner swerved off the pavement on his disability trolley after a long evening disposing of his disability benefit in Wetherspoons. OR...just several obese, Tonbridgonians waddling out of control into the road. I've seen such vastly overweight people in this town; entire flabby families, I should think even one of the kids could easily take out a lampost if he managed to roll some distance before hitting it.
Just a thought.

sebfox said...

PS.
We have cycle lanes. Why don't the council paint "Fat Lanes" in the highstreet? Normal people could move around a lot faster by sticking to the "Normal Lane". Tonbridge chubbies could be fined if they wandered out of their lane. The lanes for the big people could be made fairly wide to compensate for the space they take up, and for the fact they have a tendency to veer unpredictably in all directions without warning...
Fat lanes would, I'm sure prevent many potential accidents in the future, and the fines taken from the chunkies would easily pay for the scheme. So...Tonbridge Council, sort it out.

Paul Bailey said...

Any chance of some actual facts about this crash, TB? rather than a load of childish blaas.

Sounds like all that Cornish sea air has addled your brain!

Paul Bailey said...

sebfox, I seem to recall the Courier dubbing Tonbridge "Tubby Town", a few years ago. A walk down the High Street on a Saturday morning soon reveals why!

ps. After a brief flurry of activity, following his return from Cornwall, TB has been strangely quiet.

Andy said...

Looking at the photo made me wonder...

Does the old TSB building hold the record for the longest unoccupied building in the High Street?

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hallum said...

No. that record is held by the boarded-up building in the high street on the corner of church lane. certainly 25 years empty. possibly longer.

There is a house in Dernier road, whose absentee owner has chosen to keep empty and neglected for nearly 30 years!

hallum said...

No. that record is held by the boarded-up building in the high street on the corner of church lane. certainly 25 years empty. possibly longer.

There is a house in Dernier road, whose absentee owner has chosen to keep empty and neglected for nearly 30 years!

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Stephen said...

"I expect, this being Tonbridge, it was a fat related accident. Probably some huge, sweaty, stinking 23 stoner swerved off the pavement on his disability trolley after a long evening disposing of his disability benefit in Wetherspoons"

And it is because of offensive, hate fuilled abuse like this that assaults on disabled people have skyrocketed. Would you like to be crippled? I bet not so shove the attitude.

Unknown said...

Nothing surprising about the main reasons for car accidents not just in Tonbridge but also in many states. Being a personal injury attorney, I know very well the most cause of accidents: drunk driving, DUI, negligence.. name it..

It's just frustrating, how these people afford to drive when they know they are not in the good condition.

Unknown said...

Nothing surprising about the main reasons for car accidents not just in Tonbridge but also in many states. Being a personal injury attorney, I know very well the most cause of accidents: drunk driving, DUI, negligence.. name it..

It's just frustrating, how these people afford to drive when they know they are not in the good condition.