edit: fixed stupid issue with it not playing. edit the second: electric boogaloo: i don't understand why it's such horrible quality. it didn't look that bad when i uploaded it initially.
Hey Kits, I think that's the first time I've heard your speaking voice. It was good to hear it.
Tell your local council that your road is about to sink into the ground, that's what the boffins like to call "subsidence" waiting to happen...it's not going to like that water for very long (sorry my mum's a geologist it's catching).
that's what the boffins like to call "subsidence" waiting to happen
really? hmmm, i find this of interest indeedy. see, council come around at irregular intervals and dig holes in the asphalt in, what i believe is, an attempt to work out where the water is coming from. i might go take me a few photographs and begin drafting a letter in the next couple of days then, as i almost doubt very much they even know what "subsidence" is (i don't really either, but i have the internet, and it's helping to improve my knowledge on some things ;) ).
thanks for that kenny! i'll let you know how it pans out (if i remember).
til next.... ~Kits~ (memory like a thing with holes in it you use to drain pasta)
Good idea. Basically what I think is going to happen is whatever that road is built on is going to get eroded way and it will sink (subside) into the ground. Either that or the water pressure will cause it to break apart and drift off. The latter is similar to how the Threadbo landslide started (hence the connection to geology) except that it isn't on a steep hill.
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i'll check it out. thanks.
til next....
~Kits~
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Tell your local council that your road is about to sink into the ground, that's what the boffins like to call "subsidence" waiting to happen...it's not going to like that water for very long (sorry my mum's a geologist it's catching).
Keep on being awesome
Kenny
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really? hmmm, i find this of interest indeedy. see, council come around at irregular intervals and dig holes in the asphalt in, what i believe is, an attempt to work out where the water is coming from.
i might go take me a few photographs and begin drafting a letter in the next couple of days then, as i almost doubt very much they even know what "subsidence" is (i don't really either, but i have the internet, and it's helping to improve my knowledge on some things ;) ).
thanks for that kenny! i'll let you know how it pans out (if i remember).
til next....
~Kits~ (memory like a thing with holes in it you use to drain pasta)
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