. Curiously, there was nobody in the building today! Fortunately I was able to alert the baker in the street. instead of calling the electricians he calls the fire department. two trucks firefighters arrived, then police. I just wanted an electrician and a locksmith to my door . Firefighters have been nice. They used a ladder to break my window, and open my apartment. there are days like this it would be easier to stay in bed. All this for a fuse 
This proves that locks shouldn't engage them self - you should need a key to lock them (or other means) - it shouldn't happen automatic.marcel wrote:While I worked the electricity stops. I feel a strong odor of burnt. I leave my apartment and saw smoke in the staircase of the building. The door to my apartment closes by itself. Fortunately I had the keys. But my door could not open because it was another key inside the door. So I find myself outside, without paper, without money and half dressed in the cold (and the smoke)
(No damage just a shit day).
I guess the title: disaster in Europe!froo wrote:all you need now is to be on the news, on Television, for this. Doh!
right! Especially for out of the building requires a key. it is absurd: if I had not key on me, I was stuck in the stairs. a scenario for Mr. Bean!spyfrog wrote:This proves that locks shouldn't engage them self - you should need a key to lock them (or other means) - it shouldn't happen automatic.
imagine what the people would have said if you had money and were undressed.....marcel wrote: without money and half dressed in the cold (and the smoke)
