Clever builders.

[TALLTONE]

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p25/whiteraven666_2006/letmeoutbuildingblunder.jpg
They made a good job of them posts. But whats wrong.

[2E]

:grin2i dont get it, i see one yellow cone.. but still dont understand..:shooter

ohhh they caged the van in.. hehehe

sorry.. been on the drink all night... i didnt realise that as i thought that could get it past the bit at the shop front.:D

[bayonet]

That van would fit between those bollards anyway. Bit unprofessional to mix concrete directly on the slabs though.

[SteadyEddie]

The van can get out easy, just remove the photoshoped bollard that has the incorrect base, all the others have no slab round them but the wrong un sits on a slab.

[TALLTONE]

I think that who ever thinks they can get there van out between the bollards , look again, you need glasses. Go to specsavers.

[DoodleBug]

Eddie is right, the post behind the van is a ringer. But the funny thing is you just know that it has happened for real at some time, the old paint/screed yourself into a corner trick!

[bayonet]

I think that who ever thinks they can get there van out between the bollards , look again, you need glasses. Go to specsavers.Been ta, van is 3 and a quarter slabs wide, bollards are spaced at 3 and a half slabs.

[Torpedo]

Been ta, van is 3 and a quarter slabs wide, bollards are spaced at 3 and a half slabs.

then add mirrors lol.

[NinjaMad]

That van would fit between those bollards anyway. Bit unprofessional to mix concrete directly on the slabs though.


maybe there not mixing it but putting it over to fill the joines fully before doing the finish???? but no dont think coudl get out, i think its a bit of a photoshop special but i bet it has happened

[bayonet]

then add mirrors lol.Nah, they're higher than the bollard tops.:grin2

[2E]

Cough:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/bollards.asp

[bayonet]

Cough:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/bollards.aspBit of trivia for you, they are called cannon bollards because the first ones were all the redundant cannons from the Royal Navy sunk into the ground with an oversize cannon ball hammered in to stop the thing filling up with rainwater. They also used them to support the early oil based streetlighting columns.

[TALLTONE]

Cough:

http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/bollards.asp

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p25/whiteraven666_2006/moon.gif

[bayonet]

http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p25/whiteraven666_2006/moon.gifOoh, that's just like mine, cept mine's got spots!

[Erebus1197]

Well Spotted. The bollard at the bottom right ofthe screen is the same one as the second one down on the left.

It has been edited to look different, but the light/dark spots on the bottom in exactly the same place, just lightened a bit...

Still, cleverly done...