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April 6, 2005 at 8:51 am #1036348
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massive multi rig party 2 weeks ago in london. but some prick made the stack fall over.. who or what are you to do…
April 6, 2005 at 11:09 am #1064892health & saftey imagine…..your an officer and suss the criteria ansort it before to many peps are around
April 6, 2005 at 11:17 am #1064894Anonymous
yep, the stack shouldn’t have been able to be pushed over…its really the fault of the rig…(i wasnt there so dont hactually know tho)
just because the events are illegal (sometimes) doesnot mean that health and safetey arent important…in fact its prolly more important as we have to prove ourselves and dont have the support that “normal” events do…
April 6, 2005 at 2:29 pm #1064893USE wrote:just because the events are illegal (sometimes) doesnot mean that health and safetey arent important…in fact its prolly more important as we have to prove ourselves and dont have the support that “normal” events do…its a lot more important as free parties operate just the wrong side of the law….and the pol tend to be alright with parties arround here as long as the organisers have put proper thought into public safet….access for blue light….first aid etc
April 6, 2005 at 2:58 pm #1064890I think it’s more outside the law, than the wrong side of it. Remember it’s an unlicenced event until it’s been declared illegal by the authorities… :obey:
April 6, 2005 at 7:24 pm #1064891was the stack accidentally or deliberately sent over?
if it was an accident than everything that has been said previously (that the crews are responsible for setting up safely) applies
OTOH in london there are a number of very negative and dysfunctional people who attend parties merely with the intention of causing problems. some crews deploy security to keep these undesirables out (with varying degrees of success).
they apparently claim they “want to be part of the event”, but are trying to bully their way in, by attempting to take territory in the building and intimidate others. this including disrupting the activities of party crews, and attempting to steal or damage equipment.
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