dont piss a guy with a heavy loader...

[Guidedog]

Welcome to Brunstane court...

The site manager wasnt happy with people parking.... well anywhere really.

guidedog

[ExigeKen]

That is rather naughty. Did he move the breeze blocks I can imagine there was lots of heated debate

[kenny]

I would love to be a fly on the wall if one of those cars turned out to belong to the client.

[Rich H]

The blocks aren't heavy just slit the tapes holding the pallets together and bung them on the portacabin roof.

[BiggestNizzy]

The blocks aren't heavy just slit the tapes holding the pallets together and bung them on the portacabin roof.

I would have lobbed them all over the place(or in the boot ) or even used them to spell out a naughty word

[thinfourth]

I'd of either

1 Nicked them

2 Shoved them out of the way

[mac]

They ain't breeze block - they are 18kN concrete block - would take a while to shift all of those (breeze block aka Thermalite are recognisable by their "scratch coat" finsh.





Mac

[Guidedog]

jeez mac. Im worried for you.

guidedog.

[kenny]

They ain't breeze block - they are 18kN concrete block - would take a while to shift all of those (breeze block aka Thermalite are recognisable by their "scratch coat" finsh

Looks like standard housing block to me 1000kg/m3 density, you could shift that fairly quickly with some help from the red mist. That's if the site is closed, if it's open then a quick word with the site manager along the lines of "Hello, I work for Building Control, can you move that, then we will have a brief chat about your site" should see his bluff called. Failing that a loud mobile call to directory enquiries for the number for the Health and Safety Executive to report a dangerous site should work.

[Rich H]

Hello, is that the local pikeys? Could you use some blocks? I have a load here that are yours if you can shift them in the next 10 mins...

[ExigeKen]

So much imagination used on this site