Thursday, 7 February 2013

Chip Pan Fire in Darwen

Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service (or the Fire Brigade as the over 50's call it) report another chip pan fire in Darwen.

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"Chip pan fire in Darwen at 17:54: Location: Ashton Road, Darwen. Further details: Fire involving chip pan. 2 bre... t.co/yojjvQkf"


The chip pan suffered severe damage, along with a Microwave and surrounding work surfaces.



Ashton Road, Darwen, where the latest Chip Pan Fire Occurred


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We asked local Priest Father O'Donovan to comment on whether the adjacent A666 indicates satanic involvement, but he maintained a dignified silence.

Have YOU caused a chip pan fire since you were about 20?  Share your stories here, or on Twitter where we'll harvest your story.

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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous8 February 2013 at 08:24

    Great blog Chough, puts a smile on me fizzog! I just saw your reference to old pals at the MEN in an earlier entry and it got me thinking Robin?? Chough?? Birds??...it's got to be Alan W aka Chunky.
    How are you doing? How's life been since the MEN? I got out not long after you and enjoying the life of leisure! All the best mate, John L

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    1. Unknown8 February 2013 at 09:14

      Thankyou. The bird link is spot on, but I'm not Alan W. The Chough is my favourite bird (something I share with Bill Oddie).

      I'm quite enjoying life post MEN. I sort of miss the arguing with people side of things, but on the other hand, I don't.

      I have been taking a look at the Daily Telegraph as they seem to have a similar sort of mad/angry commenter, but I should really continue to devote my time to copying stories from Twitter about dog mess and chip pan fires.

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    2. scratching my head8 February 2013 at 11:24

      The trouble with the Telegraph, along with the Guardian is that by the time I do my 'news round up' -there are already 500 comments on an interesting story and I do not have the motivation to go through them to 'catch up' on discussions. At least with the MEN, commentators tend to only post when they get to work !

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    3. Unknown8 February 2013 at 11:27

      That's why I liked the MEN bear-pit. Not too big so your comments get lost, and not too small so you don't have anyone to argue with.

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  2. scratching my head8 February 2013 at 09:17

    I am sorry to hear that the chip pan was severely damaged in the fire. I will go round to the property, collect its remains and will hold a church service for it. I am sure other chip pans (foreign or indigenous) would welcome the chance to honour it's memory.

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