Reply With QuoteThis having a VW connection is a coincidence, but the loss of such an iconic piece of arts and crafts architecture is simply heartbreaking in terms of the fabric of the city. A reproduction will never replace this.
Very sad.
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Sad to hear and see the legendary mk1/2 racer's family furniture store burnt down in mindless rioting.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ed-ground.html
http://www.clubgti.com/forum/showthread.php?t=97945
Very disheartening.
Originally Posted by Preen59
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This having a VW connection is a coincidence, but the loss of such an iconic piece of arts and crafts architecture is simply heartbreaking in terms of the fabric of the city. A reproduction will never replace this.
Very sad.
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A total tragedy. All because of the actions of a few thousand piss-weak cowards who think it's brave to cover their faces and run with a mob.
The comment re-tweeted by Mark Webber says it all for me...
"These riots are a result of the degradation of personal responsibility and the culture which treats this sort of scum as victims of society"
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