Plane crashes into empty houses in Salford
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expertgasman
I bet they had left the landing light on 
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Ryan Air, well thats me up for a flight with them from the new Southend route NOT.
But at least you would land in the English Channel and not get burnt
But at least you would land in the English Channel and not get burnt
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cumbriahandyman
Causes £12,000 worth of improvements.
An large asteroid landing on Liverpool would not have caused more than £5.00 worth of damage.
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See now that is an inflamatory ( hehehe) remark that is done to wind people up is it not?
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thatbloke
I'd be wanting change from a fiver. 
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cantaloup63
Both clever and amusingI bet they had left the landing light on
The area of the crash is barely 5 miles away from where I live, and is slightly bereft of human pleasures. It has a small private aerodrome in the local vicinity and one can only assume at this moment in time that the plane was either coming in to land or had just taken off.
The hospital is 5 miles away from me in the opposite direction and I am sure that you will all hope that both the pilot and passenger have a speedy and successful recovery from their 60% burns.
Aye, that's Manchester all right.
Have the crash scene investigators managed to work out why the wheels are missing from the plane's undercarriage yet?
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cantaloup63
I had no idea they'd ascertained it's flight path to have included Merseyside. It would certainly explain why they had less fuel in it than they thought, and also what that hosepipe sticking out of the fuel cap was all about.Have the crash scene investigators managed to work out why the wheels are missing from the plane's undercarriage yet?
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thatbloke
I hear they are even nicking the paint from peoples front doors round that way.
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cumbriahandyman
I once did a bit of work in an office in Liverpool, when I came back from lunch...
I had no idea they'd ascertained it's flight path to have included Merseyside. It would certainly explain why they had less fuel in it than they thought, and also what that hosepipe sticking out of the fuel cap was all about.Have the crash scene investigators managed to work out why the wheels are missing from the plane's undercarriage yet?
Would have thought that was the "salford boys" .....apparantly they siphoned the juice and had the wheels off before it went on fire.....
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cantaloup63
Ah, an attack from the other side of t' land, from "god's country" eh?Would have thought that was the "salford boys" .....apparantly they siphoned the juice and had the wheels off before it went on fire.....
Now then, what might have caused an engine failure due to lack of fuel from the paupers' stretch of the M62
Perhaps being a bit "cautious" with how much they spent at t' garage 
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