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tschniztoon: Good news....fewer 4 bedroom soulless Wendy houses which will fall to bits in 25 years!" Alan Taylor: "Got enough new houses on that site as it is."
Did this country fall to bits in 1945 after the second world war?
This whole issue with Livingstone Road baths was a done deal from day one and even half of the roof was removed to help the poor old building fall to bits. What a way to treat something that as served this city so well.
What guarantees do we have if they fall to bits as soon as we get back?
I THINK Jane Davidson is living in cloud cuckoo land if she thinks these plastic carrier bags last between 500 to 1,000 years; they are so thin they fall to bits after six to 12 months, much faster in the sun.
STEVE BRUCE will be chewing his fingernails as Arsenal embark on another Champions League attempt and praying Arsene Wenger's superstar strike-force doesn't "fall to bits."
That's what the Government argued in the 1920s when it first allowed the TA to fall to bits.
Python Properties, also submitted plans (ignored) to restore the much missed North Riding Infirmary, another building which was shamelessly allowed to fall to bits - and we all know what happened there (all that remains is the portico, pictured).
"There's a real chance the race could fall to bits."
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