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bigdom
421 posts
14 months
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carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces.  When I was young, these we're not available. Since there introduction over the past 15 yrs or so, Childhood Obesity has become commonplace, coincidence? Why can today's children not walk from one side of a carpark into a shop.
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Tyre Tread
6,323 posts
85 months
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Bayerischer said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. Exactly. so with a child seat in the back, people will never know....unless you get caught coming back to the car, sans infant So you can abuse the facility but those sans choldren shouldn't. No double standards there then.
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Bayerischer
121 posts
16 months
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bigdom said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. When I was young, these we're not available. Since there introduction over the past 15 yrs or so, Childhood Obesity has become commonplace, coincidence? Why can today's children not walk from one side of a carpark into a shop. I think the point is that the extra space makes it a lot easier to get babies/toddlers in and out of the car.
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Bayerischer
121 posts
16 months
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Tyre Tread said: Bayerischer said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. Exactly. so with a child seat in the back, people will never know....unless you get caught coming back to the car, sans infant So you can abuse the facility but those sans choldren shouldn't. No double standards there then. I never said they shouldn't. I just said it's easier to get away with if you have the equipment.
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bigdom
421 posts
14 months
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Bayerischer said: bigdom said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. When I was young, these we're not available. Since there introduction over the past 15 yrs or so, Childhood Obesity has become commonplace, coincidence? Why can today's children not walk from one side of a carpark into a shop. I think the point is that the extra space makes it a lot easier to get babies/toddlers in and out of the car. Costco manage quite happily without them
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haircutmike
6,766 posts
73 months
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Bayerischer said: bigdom said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. When I was young, these we're not available. Since there introduction over the past 15 yrs or so, Childhood Obesity has become commonplace, coincidence? Why can today's children not walk from one side of a carpark into a shop. I think the point is that the extra space makes it a lot easier to get babies/toddlers in and out of the car. And hopefully not bang their doors agaist your P&J! Which reminds me, a woman did this against my Disco, quite hard and didn't bat an eye, even knowing I was sitting in the car, she lived to regret that  
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graeme4130
845 posts
50 months
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bigdom said: carlove said: You know what makes me think "knob"? When Tesco is busy and you have a child and people without children park in the parent and child spaces. When I was young, these we're not available. Since there introduction over the past 15 yrs or so, Childhood Obesity has become commonplace, coincidence? Why can today's children not walk from one side of a carpark into a shop. I think you've missed the point completely there The child spaces are to allow parents who are perhaps carrying shopping and small child to a) park closer so less likely for a wandering child to get hit by a car, and B) enough space to able to ripen a door wide enough to place a small child with it without a carry seat into the car without having to squeeze into a small door opening space The irony of the statement about child obesity though is that most people who park in these slots without kids, are typically fat gits who are just too lazy to walk Don't get me started on people that park in disabled who don't have a badge or any form of obvious disability, I find them the scum of the earth !
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mattyn1
1,294 posts
24 months
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graeme4130 said: Don't get me started on people that park in disabled who don't have a badge or any form of obvious disability, I find them the scum of the earth ! I agree with the sentiment, however I do think there are worse people on this earth - child abductors, rapists, rinsers et al.
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melvster
5,459 posts
54 months
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People who do not indicate on a roundabout, you express your displeasure and they look at you like WTF.
Corsa C club/forum meets on Sainsbury's, they are probably knocking one out as one pal off the forum has upgraded to a MAGNEX back box.
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rj1986
452 posts
37 months
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melvster said: Corsa C club/forum meets on Sainsbury's, they are probably knocking one out as one pal off the forum has upgraded to a MAGNEX back box. Always wanted to turn up to one of these in some serious hyper car (zonda, egg etc.) And just blast past them, then just do a spot of light shopping.
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e21Mark
1,751 posts
42 months
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mattyn1 said: graeme4130 said: Don't get me started on people that park in disabled who don't have a badge or any form of obvious disability, I find them the scum of the earth ! I agree with the sentiment, however I do think there are worse people on this earth - child abductors, rapists, rinsers et al. Definitely worse people around but, having a disability myself, I've seen loads of people feign being disabled rather than park in proper bays. I've seen the family member who thinks it's ok to use the relatives card because they're going to get them some shopping and also seen the individuals who simply could not give a toss. I've also been abused in the street by people who think I'm getting away with something by having a blue badge, or because I don't look disabled enough! Also been told that ''disabled people shouldn't drive cars like that!''?? What the f  k that means I have no idea? I've seen attitudes to disabled drivers change over the past couple of years and more people seem to be prepared to defraud the blue badge system too. People in general are just far more selfish and are more concerned about how things effect them, than what they might do to help others. I bought these off eBay as enjoy seeing the reactions they get when I stick them on their cars. Childish I know, but amusing all the same. 
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XitUp
7,690 posts
73 months
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graeme4130 said: Don't get me started on people that park in disabled who don't have a badge or any form of obvious disability, I find them the scum of the earth ! Why does it have to be an obvious disability?
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Fabric
3,048 posts
61 months
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e21Mark said: Childish I know, but amusing all the same. Not to mention being somewhat illegal on the grounds of impersonating a government authority...
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Hugo a Gogo
15,179 posts
102 months
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Fabric said: e21Mark said: Childish I know, but amusing all the same. Not to mention being somewhat illegal on the grounds of impersonating a government authority... pfft!
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schuey
472 posts
79 months
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haircutmike said: People who indicate right before a roundabout then go straight on.
They have no intention of turning right but do it as if taught by an instructor!
What's that all about? That really pisses me off too!
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mattyn1
1,294 posts
24 months
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e21Mark said: mattyn1 said: graeme4130 said: Don't get me started on people that park in disabled who don't have a badge or any form of obvious disability, I find them the scum of the earth ! I agree with the sentiment, however I do think there are worse people on this earth - child abductors, rapists, rinsers et al. Definitely worse people around but, having a disability myself, I've seen loads of people feign being disabled rather than park in proper bays. I've seen the family member who thinks it's ok to use the relatives card because they're going to get them some shopping and also seen the individuals who simply could not give a toss. I've also been abused in the street by people who think I'm getting away with something by having a blue badge, or because I don't look disabled enough! Also been told that ''disabled people shouldn't drive cars like that!''?? What the f k that means I have no idea? I've seen attitudes to disabled drivers change over the past couple of years and more people seem to be prepared to defraud the blue badge system too. People in general are just far more selfish and are more concerned about how things effect them, than what they might do to help others. I bought these off eBay as enjoy seeing the reactions they get when I stick them on their cars. Childish I know, but amusing all the same. I like that - though I am sure you could be more rantish - proper shake them up - and probably a BiB would see the funny side!
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e21Mark
1,751 posts
42 months
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Fabric said: e21Mark said: Childish I know, but amusing all the same. Not to mention being somewhat illegal on the grounds of impersonating a government authority... I'm not impersonating any government authority.
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TheCanonBall
26 posts
15 months
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People who open their car door onto your car when you're sat in it and don't even acknowledge the fact. In fact, door dings in general. They are almost always avoidable. On of the most annoying was in the passenger door of my old Alfa 147. I had had it about 3 months, I had an allocated parking space in my office building car park, the guy who parked next to me had a brand new Lotus Exige. Big door ding at the exact height of his door. He could have easily found me and he had a well paid job so could easily pay for the repair. What an a hole!
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lazystudent
1,513 posts
30 months
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e21Mark said: I bought these off eBay as enjoy seeing the reactions they get when I stick them on their cars. Childish I know, but amusing all the same. No offence, but that is a bit sad!
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bigricho
162 posts
22 months
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When a hood-rat in his jumped up Toyota parks directly outside the entrance at Tesco (where it is clearly marked not to park there) and leaves his motor, plus s te music running, thereby making it awkward for anyone to drive past... Really makes me want to get in his car and park it up for him!! Nob.
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