BluesBerry wrote: » Well goodness gracious me :eek: (Where does it say the are Indian)
drunkmonkey wrote: » In fairness mike the houses that went up over the last 10 years here are shoite and these are the guys gone to Australia. I wouldn't let them build a dog house let alone a real house.
drunkmonkey wrote: » The workmanship is terrible,
drunkmonkey wrote: » the materials are terrible,
drunkmonkey wrote: » the layouts are terrible,
drunkmonkey wrote: » they've filled the country with estates full of ****. It's no wonder there skills are not wanted. A baboon and a bag of coke would have done a better job than a lot of them.
summerskin wrote: » There's a building company in Birmingham that is Indian owned, their slogan is "You've tried the cowboys, now try the Indians" totally unrelated.
Duggys Housemate wrote: » Are Irish brickies in Australia really that bad? What kinda muppets are emigrating?
mandrake04 wrote: » Re the 2010 commonwealth games. Indians are hardly the concrete master race.http://www.personal.psu.edu/rlc272/blogs/our_global_village/India_Bridge_Collapse_Thir_s640x403.jpg
Show Time wrote: » Indians and Pakistanis are not to high on my scale of trust to get a job done right.
bwatson wrote: » that's why dubai is falling down already to be fair. it looks grand but it was made by clueless pakistani workers with little in the way of technical knowledge or ability.
biko wrote: » Seems Indians can't spell either.
flanders1979 wrote: » I always associate India with a dose of the scutters
donegal_road wrote: » India are one of the 'BRIC's nations now aren't they? :pac:
"Officials found that building works had fallen seriously behind schedule and that its allocated accommodation blocks were far from finished and in their view, unsafe and unfit for human habitation," Team Scotland said in a statement
There have been reports of stray dogs, stagnant water, workers urinating in public, and human feces being found at the unfinished village where the athletes will live
India scrambled against the clock to save the Commonwealth Games after big ticket athletes quit the showcase event and nations threatened to stay home unless authorities cleaned venues "unfit for human habitation."
"The safety and health of team South Africa are of paramount importance to us and if at any stage we feel that this is compromised then we will not hesitate to bring the team home," said chief executive of the South African Sports Confederation, Tubby Reddy.
Instead, the Games have descended into farce with some countries giving organizers an ultimatum of a few days to get everything ready or face the prospect of national withdrawals from an event which is so far only showcasing Indian traveler-tale cliches of filth, chaos and corruption.
A portion of false ceiling in the weightlifting venue caved in on Wednesday, a day after the collapse of a footbridge by the main stadium injured 27 workers, highlighting the problems facing organizers as they race to complete work.
Jepkosgei, who was the 800 meters champion at the last Commonwealth Games, and 2007 world marathon champion Kibet, blamed illness and injury respectively. "Sorry people, but I have children to think about. My safety is more important to them than a medal," Idowu had written on his Twitter feed.
Indian officials defended their record. "Please try to understand ... They want certain standards of hygiene, they want certain standards of cleanliness, which may differ from my standard," said Lalit Bhanot, spokesman of the Delhi organizing committee.
stovelid wrote: » They're probably just better Hindi-men than the Irish.
Kamjana wrote: » Where does it say anything about them being from India? The address is clearly written in Thai,so it must be an Indian tailor who moved from Thailand to become a blocklayer.
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