Death on Oxford Street.

[Baby Huey]

Story on London news this evening regarding a bloke who tried to throw his girlfriend through the front window of a shop on Oxford St.

Tried 3 times before the window finally smashed. He died almost immediately after getting impaled on large shard of glass, she ended up with minor cuts and bruises.

Epic fail.

[Ace-T]

Item here

There's karma for you....

Trace

[paddyhasneeds]

That is just nasty.

[V8mate]

I thought it was Banana Republic's window? That's in Regents Street, isn't it?

[Durruti]

I bet she's shattered by the ordeal.

[Muntu]

Durruti said:

I bet she's shattered by the ordeal.

Probably in a bit of pane too

[V8mate]

Muntu said:

Durruti said:

I bet she's shattered by the ordeal.

Probably in a bit of pane too

She'll be in pieces!

[V8mate]

At least the bloke brought his argument straight to the point.

[Balmoral Green]

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

[M-J-B]

Oh the wit of PH never fails even in a nasty death












On the other hand, I was in that very area/street last night having worked late and I was amazed at just how busy it is even in the early hours

[V8mate]

M-J-B said:

Oh the wit of PH never fails even in a nasty death

Guy who's trying to beat up a girl falls foul of his own plan. I'd say that it's more 'just desserts' than 'nasty death'.

[M-J-B]

V8mate said:

M-J-B said:

Oh the wit of PH never fails even in a nasty death

Guy who's trying to beat up a girl falls foul of his own plan. I'd say that it's more 'just desserts' than 'nasty death'.

You win..........end of

[Police State]

Balmoral Green said:

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

that reminds me...

Hello BG,

I've got a PVC double glazed bay window with one two small pull up windows at the top , and one of them has somehow got some moisture in it, mainly I supposed because I leave it open for fresh air when I'm on the PC, and I guess the rain fall over time has gotten in. Anyway, is there some way I can get rid of it without resorting to reglazing it?

[Balmoral Green]

Police State said:

is there some way I can get rid of it without resorting to reglazing it?

www.getthefogout.com

Edited by Balmoral Green on Tuesday 11th August 21:51

[thehawk]

Balmoral Green said:

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

No, that shops only been there for approx 14 months.

[Dracoro]

thehawk said:

Balmoral Green said:

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

No, that shops only been there for approx 14 months.

Well, what's IN the shop. The exterior (incl windows) may have been unchanged for years.

Regardless, laminated/toughened glass isn't there to stop idiots getting impaled when they smash through it. It's there to improve security and isn't cheap so I would guess it's not as common as people think.

[anonymous-user]

Balmoral Green said:

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

My first thoughts too.

[thehawk]

Dracoro said:

thehawk said:

Balmoral Green said:

Unless it was a decades old shop front, there shouldn't have been any shards anyway. Toughened safety glass will shatter, and laminated wouldn't have broken up into shards

I reckon the shop fitters might be getting a tap too.

No, that shops only been there for approx 14 months.

Well, what's IN the shop. The exterior (incl windows) may have been unchanged for years.

Brand new fit-out including frontage/windows etc. It's the flagship store for a big US clothing company.

[Dracoro]

But went for the cheap glass! Fair enough.

Are they legally obliged to fit laminated glass? Can laminated glass end up with a serrated edge (which is my guess).

Either way, it didn't shatter into a million pieces like in the movies then

[anonymous-user]

Dracoro said:

But went for the cheap glass! Fair enough.

Are they legally obliged to fit laminated glass? Can laminated glass end up with a serrated edge (which is my guess).

Either way, it didn't shatter into a million pieces like in the movies then

Toughened glass shatters into tiny pieces(car side windows) laminated will not (windscreens).