Explosion in Shoreham

[GingerBeerMan]

Getting out of the car doesn't equal bunk. Getting out of flaming car is surely common sense.

I know one of the drivers (Who wasn't named in the article) and I can confirm he is an absolute cretin, dumb as you like and frankly it doesn't surprise me.

 

[Garage_Doors]

,he was very lucky,just had a 180 quid new tattoo done which is ruined

Is this relevant in some way? I keep reading it and wondering why its in the article?

 

[Garage_Doors]

I know one of the drivers.

So was the accident cause by the van having more than one driver?

 

[empire]

So was the accident cause by the van having more than one driver?

over filled petrol tank!!!!!!!!!ona moto bike,jesus

 

[empire]

Is this relevant in some way? I keep reading it and wondering why its in the article?

na just put that in ,goodinit,ifyou have kept reading it,your see why it went up!!!!!

 

[Easy 10]

Getting out of flaming car is surely common sense.

I'm inclined to agree.

 

[Vegas Seagull]

Can someone undo the tape before Saturday?

 

[matthew]

 

[Woodchip]

I deduced this is what might have happened. The Argus report corresponds with the eye witness and partly hearsay reports. Both got out of the car (=bunk). Witnesses said the driver was lying in the road.

I don't think lying in the road is really doing a bunk.

 

[glasfryn]

Typical, don't find things like that happening in the posh part of shoreham

I was working just a few minutes walk from the station in Shoreham many years ago and while waiting for the bus home my mate commented on a bi-plane that was making a rather spluttering noise just above us 30 seconds into the bus ride we passed a house that the plane landed on plane and house were alight and I am sure I read later that both the people in the plane died and the house had just been vacated as the owners were moving
whether you would consider that the posh part of Shoreham I am not sure

 

[perseus]

I don't think lying in the road is really doing a bunk.

Men leap for their lives from flaming van From The Argus)

is an accurate report: " “I was that hot I ran about a mile to my friend’s house and they chucked water over me.” = bunk ?

 

[perseus]

Piper in the Roof at Dawn (well late afternoon)

I was working just a few minutes walk from the station in Shoreham many years ago and while waiting for the bus home my mate commented on a bi-plane that was making a rather spluttering noise just above us 30 seconds into the bus ride we passed a house that the plane landed on plane and house were alight and I am sure I read later that both the people in the plane died and the house had just been vacated as the owners were moving
whether you would consider that the posh part of Shoreham I am not sure

Shoreham areas are so posh they go on holidays. On two well known occasions they came home to find someone had parked an aircraft in their roof.

 

[Woodchip]

Men leap for their lives from flaming van From The Argus)

is an accurate report: " “I was that hot I ran about a mile to my friend’s house and they chucked water over me.” = bunk ?

That's a bunk, but the only other report I'd seen was that he was lying in the road.

 

[cjd]

I was working just a few minutes walk from the station in Shoreham many years ago and while waiting for the bus home my mate commented on a bi-plane that was making a rather spluttering noise just above us 30 seconds into the bus ride we passed a house that the plane landed on plane and house were alight and I am sure I read later that both the people in the plane died and the house had just been vacated as the owners were moving
whether you would consider that the posh part of Shoreham I am not sure

That was in Buckingham Road.....used to be quite posh in those days. Now it is just a car-park for commuters.

 

[perseus]

That's a bunk, but the only other report I'd seen was that he was lying in the road.

This was me interviewing the witnesses. Casual. I had not read any reports at the time.

 

[perseus]

That was in Buckingham Road.....used to be quite posh in those days. Now it is just a car-park for commuters.

At least the Oxford Street of Shoreham Monopoly.