Baby Giraffe Could Have Fallen Into Bexley Sinkhole
THANKS to the Bexley News Shopper’s Khaleda Rahman we have a new unit of measurement; baby giraffes.
A MASSIVE crater the size of a baby giraffe in a Bexleyheath road has revealed only an inch or so of tarmac is supporting the street to the horror of residents.
Double-decker buses and football pitches have been the standard unit of measurement for an age. But some would say they’re old hat and no longer in keeping with go-ahead, modern Britain.
Although debate rages as to whether a baby giraffe should be measured in feet, hands, newfangled metric or cats?
As for the hole, we hear from a Mr Paul Davis, a “father-of-three”, and thus well able to discuss the thing. Says he:
“The size of the cavern underneath the road is just unbelieveable. If the drain controlman he hadn’t taken the action he did, one wonders what catastrophe might have happened [sic].”
And how baby giraffes on their way to kindergarten could have been badly hurt…
Posted: 5th, February 2014 | In: Reviews Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
