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Stonegate House - Bradford's NewSlumâ„¢

Tue, 04/03/2008 - 12:31 — Baht At

Here we have one of two mattresses dumped in the Stone Street car park by the slum dwellers of Stonegate House (a NewSlumâ„¢ product of Asquith properties in association with BMC planning department). There are only two reasons I can think of for the extraordinary wear on mattresses in this building - prostitution and/or hot-bedding.

Stonegate House - Bradford's NewSlumâ„¢
Image information
Date and Time (original)Tue, 04/03/2008 - 10:45
ModelFinePix S8000fd
Focal Length16.8 mm
Aperturef/4.0
Exposure Time1/280 sec.
ISO Speed Ratings64

Comments

Tue, 11/03/2008 - 14:36 — Pink Blob

Stone Street Mattresses

As I have already informed you, the mattresses came out of the new building, Seven, on Stone Street. The builders put them in their skip from where they blew out into the car park. The builders then put them back in when the skiwas removed. How this is to do with Stonegate I do not know. I'm guessing you have personal problems with been from Bradford and have serious issues with your life if you spend so much time time bad mouthing the city.

Wed, 12/03/2008 - 13:45 — Baht At

Ah Bradford Buy and Let I presume

But you haven't already told me anything (having the decency to email me - from an address not on my spamlist after your last rant - before posting excuses to try to cover up the slum-like nature of the area you are over-selling might be a start)

nor is it believable that they came out of a building that is totally unoccupied

nor is it believable that mattresses blow out of skips, especially since the skip is always in the lee of the wall of the registry office car-park

Conclusion - the above comment was posted by someone who has previously complained that real photos of the area surrounding the flats he is selling/renting to gullible individuals was "damaging his business". If he got of his arse and kept the area tidy he would do more good than posting comments that try to divert attention from the problems inherent in Bradford.

I suggest you cease speculating about my motives for pointing out the obvious problems (which are supported by photographs) unless you want me to suggest that your motives are entirely down to your own personal greed.