Hope that gets sorted out soon, not that I use it but it does seem to be a rather well used crossing. Mind you if people werent so lazy they would walk to the crossing at the crossroads!
Pedestrian crossing on the High Street at the Toon Hall.
Pedestrian crossing on the High Street at the Toon Hall.
I noticed this morning it was out of action, well at the McColls / Jon Paul side anyways there were no lights showing, and one of the fittings was hanging off.
Hope that gets sorted out soon, not that I use it but it does seem to be a rather well used crossing. Mind you if people werent so lazy they would walk to the crossing at the crossroads!
Hope that gets sorted out soon, not that I use it but it does seem to be a rather well used crossing. Mind you if people werent so lazy they would walk to the crossing at the crossroads!
Re: Pedestrian crossing on the High Street at the Toon Hall.
You have a jaundiced view of your fellow Porty citizens. Wouldn't it be nicer to assume that the people who use the Jon Paul crossing have walked there from the main crossroads to get a bit more excercise, as they were only going to Ford's. To randomly brand those crossers as lazy without being fully cogniscant of their intentions seems to me to be beyond the pale.michael_traill wrote: Mind you if people werent so lazy they would walk to the crossing at the crossroads!
Re: Pedestrian crossing on the High Street at the Toon Hall.
A joke made in jest as indicated by the laughing smiley at the end of the sentance.Porty wrote:You have a jaundiced view of your fellow Porty citizens. Wouldn't it be nicer to assume that the people who use the Jon Paul crossing have walked there from the main crossroads to get a bit more excercise, as they were only going to Ford's. To randomly brand those crossers as lazy without being fully cogniscant of their intentions seems to me to be beyond the pale.michael_traill wrote: Mind you if people werent so lazy they would walk to the crossing at the crossroads!
Apologies to those who are offended.
Re: Pedestrian crossing on the High Street at the Toon Hall.
I take it you haven't seen Heath Ledgers' joker!! What do the rolling eyes mean at the end of your apology to the wrongly accused sloths?michael_traill wrote: A joke made in jest as indicated by the laughing smiley at the end of the sentance.