Global Warming - London to be under 6 feet of water

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DaveB replied

7 August 2013, 13:48
And I thought it was just raining really hard on the ride home on Monday evening....
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Paddy replied

7 August 2013, 12:22
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Looks like they were right!

Oh, no, it was a burst water main.

Global warming caused people to be thirsty and the demand for water increased causing unprecedented water pressure thus bursting the pipe.
The flood was caused by Global Warming. What is needed is more tax on Co2 and higher water charges.
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DimPrawn replied

7 August 2013, 12:16
Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post

linky?!

I'd like to email that to a friend who lives in a basement flat, and scoffed when I mentioned the risks of burst water mains

Herne Hill wakes up under TWO FEET of water after massive leak from mains | Mail Online

One reason why I prefer over the kebab shop.
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BrilloPad replied

7 August 2013, 11:59
Another chance for Top Gear to sell some of their van/hovercraft contraptions.
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OwlHoot replied

7 August 2013, 11:57
linky?!

I'd like to email that to a friend who lives in a basement flat, and scoffed when I mentioned the risks of burst water mains
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DimPrawn started a topic Global Warming - London to be under 6 feet of water

7 August 2013, 11:26
Global Warming - London to be under 6 feet of water

Looks like they were right!

Oh, no, it was a burst water main.
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