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As I was driving to college I saw a long row of traffic cones. However they were not cordoning of anything in particular they were just sitting there against the central reservation no roadworks or anything. this was about 11 in the morning so I would expect them to be out if they were working
Has anyone else noticed cones cordoning off nothing?
The only thing I can think of is that it must be cheaper for the council to store them on the road than in a warehouse.
Has anyone else noticed cones cordoning off nothing?
The only thing I can think of is that it must be cheaper for the council to store them on the road than in a warehouse.
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As I was driving to college I saw a long row of traffic cones. However they were not cordoning of anything in particular they were just sitting there against the central reservation no roadworks or anything. this was about 11 in the morning so I would expect them to be out if they were working
Has anyone else noticed cones cordoning off nothing?
The only thing I can think of is that it must be cheaper for the council to store them on the road than in a warehouse.
Has anyone else noticed cones cordoning off nothing?
The only thing I can think of is that it must be cheaper for the council to store them on the road than in a warehouse.
I have half a dozen in my garage.
Tell Leeds City Council, I dare you.
Tell Leeds City Council, I dare you.
you fool, they were cordoning off some stale air.
The guy who designed them gets 1p for every traffic cone made, the lil fecker
Paradox: wrote:
> I have half a dozen in my garage.
>
> Tell Leeds City Council, I dare you.
Done
Expect a knock on your door.
> I have half a dozen in my garage.
>
> Tell Leeds City Council, I dare you.
Done
Expect a knock on your door.
If you saw the ground there was probably lines of chalk shaped out like a body.
CGJ wrote:
> If you saw the ground there was probably lines of chalk shaped out
> like a body.
No they were placed up against the central reservation on a grass verge.
the central reservation wasn't broken before you ask.
> If you saw the ground there was probably lines of chalk shaped out
> like a body.
No they were placed up against the central reservation on a grass verge.
the central reservation wasn't broken before you ask.
perhaps therre was radioactive tension in the air?
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> you fool, they were cordoning off some stale air.
Got it in one.
> you fool, they were cordoning off some stale air.
Got it in one.
Stale from what?
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