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Moorey:
This last week was my other half's 60th. So we decided to have a few days in London as it is somewhere we have never been. Guess where we happened to be at 2pm on Friday. That's right walking on London Bridge when all that shit unfolded. Now that's one birthday she will never forget. Neither will I as I ended up having to run, as she was off like a scalded cock not giving a chuff about me and even faster when the gunshots started The area  put on immediate lock down for 2hrs and nobody allowed to leave or move. Scary shit. My heart goes out to all the victims . Its nothing we want to repeat and just shows how life can change in the blink of a eye.

Green1:
Your better off staying wear you are Moorey .
Its a much nicer part of the country

Moorey:
It could be a while before we are back. So many people all the time.

Nurse Julie:
How sad for everyone involved, including you and your wife Chris.How very scary 😢😢😢

Laverda Dave:
You had a lucky escape Moorey. I hope your o/h got over the shock on what should have been a great day out.
I was at London Bridge twice last week, every time I go there I think about what happened two years ago and it sends a shiver. Who would have guessed a similar incident would happen again in the same place?
I know this isn't a political forum but my heart sank on Saturday on hearing how Labour and Conservative politicians were using the events of Friday to point score against each other. To think these are the scumbags we elect to look after our county and security, they should be ashamed about trying to gain political advantage on the back of brave and innocent victims deaths.
I heard on the radio this morning about the Polish guy who fought the attacker with a whale bone. He ended up getting stabbed five times. Normal men and women are incredibly brave, politicians are lower than a snake's belly after last weekend.

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