Thread: A sad day for Melbourne yesterday

Gday Mario,
A very sad day indeed as you say. Can only hope those who are injured make a full and speedy recovery.

i won't post my answers to your questions as it will send the thread to C.A

Merry Christmas and best wishes to all those affected by this incident.


Cheers Ean

Yep...and expect more, easy way to cause mayhem.

Queen St Mall has blocks in place....not overly big and not sure how well they are fixed in.

I now no longer listen to tunes with ear phones jammed into my ears when walking around the CBD......the chances of it actually happening to me is low......

Originally Posted by weeds

Yep...and expect more, easy way to cause mayhem.

Queen St Mall has blocks in place....not overly big and not sure how well they are fixed in.

I now no longer listen to tunes with ear phones jammed into my ears when walking around the CBD......the chances of it actually happening to me is low......

The ones on Bourke are vehicle proof, apparently. Guess it depends on the vehicle though.

Yep, depends on the vehicle........


These bollards work well though



Regards,
Tote

wonder how the bollards would go with a longnose truck, like a Kenworth with a bull bar
cheers
blaze

So a regular drug user with mental health problems and also a an unlicensed driver deliberately ploughs through pedestrians and this bloke isn't a Terrorist?.
Hmmmmmm

Originally Posted by trout1105

So a regular drug user with mental health problems and also a an unlicensed driver deliberately ploughs through pedestrians and this bloke isn't a Terrorist?.
Hmmmmmm

and according to the local news, muttering about the treatment of muslims...

BUT as you say its not an act of terrorism hmmmmmm

Cheers Ean

And this is the sort of refugee we (or should I say the powers that be) are allowing into this country. God help us is all I can say.