Armorsmith Archive
Thread: Friday the 13th... Weird s#$t is happening...
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turtleblues
Sat May 14, 2005 4:34 am
#14
im srry to hear that droideka 
, You tried and thats the best thing you could have given him and his family
, You tried and thats the best thing you could have given him and his family
XanKrieger
Sat May 14, 2005 5:34 am
#15
Woo Woo Woo, let me get this straight a bird shat on ur keyboard? where is ur keyboard? The car park lol
XanKrieger
Sat May 14, 2005 5:40 am
#16
This is a good point, unless wookies dont "poop" out of the rear
Saieko
Sat May 14, 2005 6:17 am
#17
Think that's funky, our freeway in Perth, Western Australia was under 1 foot of water for several hours.
Saieko
Sat May 14, 2005 6:24 am
#18
Burst water main causing traffic chaos
13may05
PERTH commuters are facing an afternoon of traffic chaos after a burst water main completely blocked three southbound lanes of the city's main freeway.
At 3pm, traffic was backed up around 5km, and a Main Roads spokeswoman said there was no prospect of a quick re-opening of the freeway.
A Water Corporation spokeswoman said the 1m-diameter main water pipe burst about 1pm near the Mill Point Road turn-off, just south of the CBD.
Around 15 kilolitres of water spilled from the burst pipe, the equivalent of seven Olympic-size swimming pools, and the road was reported to be covered to a depth of about a half a metre.
A semi-trailer was stuck in the water, further delaying repair efforts, and some businesses in the South Perth area were evacuated because of the risk of flooding.
13may05
PERTH commuters are facing an afternoon of traffic chaos after a burst water main completely blocked three southbound lanes of the city's main freeway.
At 3pm, traffic was backed up around 5km, and a Main Roads spokeswoman said there was no prospect of a quick re-opening of the freeway.
A Water Corporation spokeswoman said the 1m-diameter main water pipe burst about 1pm near the Mill Point Road turn-off, just south of the CBD.
Around 15 kilolitres of water spilled from the burst pipe, the equivalent of seven Olympic-size swimming pools, and the road was reported to be covered to a depth of about a half a metre.
A semi-trailer was stuck in the water, further delaying repair efforts, and some businesses in the South Perth area were evacuated because of the risk of flooding.
Saarek
Mon May 16, 2005 9:35 am
#19
lol.
as for the guy that did CPR on a kid. it's people like you that make life worth living mate.
cheers,
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