Boil your water lads [Archive] - SXOC Bulletin Board

Danielle

25-06-2008, 10:36

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/northamptonshire/7472619.stm :hurl:

Denial

25-06-2008, 10:47

I think you should be alright in basildon, as it does say its affecting areas in Northhampton and Daventry.

Noz

25-06-2008, 10:50

Probably why it's been posted in the East Mids section :clap:

Denial

25-06-2008, 11:00

Oops, didn't even look at the section :rolleyes: Also just photoshopped a google map image and the regional area map to make sure Northhampton was in this section on it... and it is. My apologies, Danielle :o

Probably why it's been posted in the East Mids section :clap:

Kiz

25-06-2008, 11:14

Oops, didn't even look at the section :rolleyes: Also just photoshopped a google map image and the regional area map to make sure Northhampton was in this section on it... and it is. My apologies, Danielle :o

mahahahaha - Doors over there >>>>>>>>>>> :p:D

But thanks for the heads up, :thumbs: Dont need anymore illness's thank you very much :rolleyes::wack:

Noz

25-06-2008, 11:44

mahahahaha - Doors over there >>>>>>>>>>> :p:D

Doubtful Magellan would be able to find it.

Kiz

25-06-2008, 11:56

Doubtful Magellan would be able to find it.

ok i'll make it easier :rolleyes:

Heres the door:wack:

corfublue

25-06-2008, 12:15

I'm working at Brixworth on the new Mercedes project and this is just down the road from Pitsford reservoir point is, when i came back home monday evening I felt wasted went to bed early then spent the rest of the night on the bog not pleasant still feel totally drained getting in touch with my gp now.

Noz

25-06-2008, 12:17

I'm working at Brixworth on the new Mercedes project and this is just down the road from Pitsford reservoir point is, when i came back home monday evening I felt wasted went to bed early then spent the rest of the night on the bog not pleasant still feel totally drained getting in touch with my gp now.

I used to go to Brixworth when I did research for M-Benz. Small world eh? :wack:

Col200sx

25-06-2008, 12:20

Could be worse folks, in Galway where I live (Rep of Ireland), we had a boil notice for most of 2007:nod:

Cryptosporidium fcuked it all up. Thousands were sick, and most of us having to buy bottled water for months:annoyed:

Still don't trust the water, so still buying bottled water, and will continue to do so

Denial

25-06-2008, 12:28

I'd be lost without my gps navigation :wack:

Doubtful Magellan would be able to find it.

corfublue

25-06-2008, 12:30

I used to go to Brixworth when I did research for M-Benz. Small world eh? :wack:

You should see the new place get your name down sharpish:nod:

Ghazoobe

25-06-2008, 12:45

so how many of you guys are gonna be off work now? "honest I am ill, I dunno why, no I didnt boil my water, really? it makes you ill? oh, I'll be off for a while then"

Danielle

25-06-2008, 13:16

I'd be lost without my gps navigation :wack:

:ghey:

Kiz

25-06-2008, 13:27

I'd be lost without my gps navigation :wack:

real men dont need GPS as we never get lost. we only ever find alternative destinations ;):D

Denial

25-06-2008, 13:55

Sorry, I mean "I'd always end up at my alternative destination without my gps" :D

real men dont need GPS as we never get lost. we only ever find alternative destinations ;):D

Cornwall

25-06-2008, 16:38

What a F**KING pain in the arse this has been!!!!

For those of you who dont know, I am not really a farmer and I run the catering facilities for a rather large blue chip organisation. Today I had to supply 3000 staff members with wholsome drinking water as they couldnt use any of the vending machines or cafes on site:mad::mad::mad:

Even preparing food for the restaurant was nearly impossible, all water has to be boiled to above 100'C and most our equipment (steamers, boilers, coffee machines) only go up to 80'C - 90'C, we couldnt even prepare vegetables until the water had boiled and chilled!:rant::rant:

On top of this I could have to do the same for up to a month while Anglia water try and clear up there mess and when they finally do, everything water related has to be completely sanatised on site!!!

So today I have had over 5000 bottles of water shipped in by calling in many favours and have a further 6000 bottles coming over night to get through tomorrow, who makes these stupid laws that companies have to provide wholesome drinking water:rant:, staff should make there own provisions IMO:nod:

Rant over!

Anyone for Cod4 tonight:D

corfublue

27-07-2008, 19:01

What a F**KING pain in the arse this has been!!!!

For those of you who dont know, I am not really a farmer and I run the catering facilities for a rather large blue chip organisation. Today I had to supply 3000 staff members with wholsome drinking water as they couldnt use any of the vending machines or cafes on site:mad::mad::mad:

Even preparing food for the restaurant was nearly impossible, all water has to be boiled to above 100'C and most our equipment (steamers, boilers, coffee machines) only go up to 80'C - 90'C, we couldnt even prepare vegetables until the water had boiled and chilled!:rant::rant:

On top of this I could have to do the same for up to a month while Anglia water try and clear up there mess and when they finally do, everything water related has to be completely sanatised on site!!!

So today I have had over 5000 bottles of water shipped in by calling in many favours and have a further 6000 bottles coming over night to get through tomorrow, who makes these stupid laws that companies have to provide wholesome drinking water:rant:, staff should make there own provisions IMO:nod:

Rant over!

Anyone for Cod4 tonight:D

Dead RABBIT in the system apparently :hurl: