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Trapped for 8 hours but found safe and well. Enough cheese gone there to raise prices I reckon!
https://twitter.com/theJeremyVine/status/1064887752594984961
Think the driver was a Yorkshireman, he let out a mmild expletive as it all crashed down around him, Ee, damn!
All de brie left behind.
I'm getting deja vu here, or is this fromages ago ?
Oof!
Few truckleoads ruined there!
I heard he was near death and had an out of body experience before being rescued.
He looked down on himself and said.... halloumi!
How in the 21st century are things allowed to be stored like that?
How in the 21st century are things allowed to be stored like that?
brexit, trump, china, e bikes.
Ooft! I wouldn't like to be involved with that place.
Trapped for eight hours - sorry, I'm calling fake on that. FAKE NEWS!
I reckon buried under several tonnes of cheese (about 10-15 feet in height by my estimate) I could eat a tunnel to the surface in about 15 minutes.
It would probably take me 8 hours though as I constructed a network of tunnels to enjoy being buried by a variety of cheeses.
Gouda thought it?
It happened in 2016, don't know why it's become news now. It's quite a feat to have loaded that amount of racking to the point of instability without it collapsing during loading!
Looks fake to me. The camera looks hand-held, not a security camera.
A feta worse than death.
So what was the HSE verdict, I wonder?
Looks fake to me. The camera looks hand-held, not a security camera.
I think the zooming and refocusing is someone filming it off the telly.
Not fake. News report here and investigation update here. More pictures on a 'news' website STW (and I) don't like. I haven't found anything about the outcome of the HSE investigation but I'm pretty sure somebody will end up being prosecuted (and it won't be the driver who was trapped).