Bikes are dangerous if...

[Bytor]

The people on the ninth floor heard the window go and didn't even bother to see if it had damaged anything or anyone, cocksuckers.
Just waiting for the Building Manager to bother turning up.

Puns eh, well yeah I'm shattered

[Dooly]

Fuck, that sucks more than a room full of scoutmasters.

[Biohazard]

Puns eh, well yeah I'm shattered

rofl bling awared for being able to laugh in the face of mis-fortune.

Keep us updated with the events, wouldn't mind seeing how this turns out.



Damn - I have no windows puns to give

[Gwinch]

Sounds like a denial of service attack.

Yes, I am awful. Glad to hear you're okay though. If it hit you instead... well, lets not go there.

[Skyryder]

Not good ol' son................but at least you were not on it.

But along with some others and thier sense of humour.............I'll add mine for good cheers. FUCKSHARDS.

Skyryder

[Hitcher]

A window of opportunity, perhaps? Were you blind-sided?

[Grahameeboy]

Their public liability insurance should cover your bike - hopefully they have got some. Hope you get it sorted..

Only if they were negligent.......................yeah I know that glazed (sorry could not help it) you are giving me but liability is not automatic.

[Virago]

For your info - from the Otago Daily Times last week.

[Bytor]

UPDATE

Bike was written off! $15k to put back to 'new'

The building managers are refusing to accept liabilty, claiming the incident was an 'act of god' Apparently it was 'windy and raining' on that day, well fuck me did I miss that category 6 hurricane or do you think that they are trying it on? Anyway can't speak highly enough of my insurers, AMI who basically told them to fuck off and prove it with weather reports etc.

Anyway, as someone pointed out I seized the 'window' of opportunity and have gone and bought a new one today - let you know what it is later...

[sAsLEX]

The building managers are refusing to accept liabilty, claiming the incident was an 'act of god':tugger

So when you go around and fire bomb their building....


" oh god came to me in a dream and said it was to be done. Not my fault sorry!"

Load of bullshit when insurance companies have these little cluases to back out on!

[gamgee]

Thats bullshit, go to the small claims court.

thankfully he obviously doesn't have to due to having insurance, the insurance company gets to do all the leg work and chasing

[Lord Derosso]

I followed this whole thread waiting.... waiting ... for the key sentence.

Act of God. Soon that will be the excuse for knocking riders off their bikes too. ' I saw the hairy son of Satan on his evil steed and.... it was an act of God'... Good Luck but I hate to think what would have happened if you had got your timing wrong. I suspect this may drag on a bit though.

[Lou Girardin]

UPDATE



The building managers are refusing to accept liabilty, claiming the incident was an 'act of god' Apparently it was 'windy and raining' on that day, well fuck me did I miss that category 6 hurricane or do you think that they are trying it on? A.

How many other buildings lost windows in that storm?

[steved]

Doesnt appear to be the case in the above newspaper article.

Different incident. The ODT article is about a Toyota Hilux, a 6th floor window, State Insurance and a guy from Dunedin.

[sAsLEX]

Only if they were negligent.......................yeah I know that glazed (sorry could not help it) you are giving me but liability is not automatic.

It mustn't be negligent to have pieces of your building fall off then according to their insurance company. I never will stop thinking insurance companies are jsut a bunch of thieves.