'Priority seats' on buses, trams etc
Discussion
They are meant for people with heart conditions or people who have trouble walking, as usual and as any shop worker in charge of electric buggies will tell you those too fond of pizza make a huffing puffing bee-line for them.
These are the people who get paid to eat pizza all day, ok you can't blame them, school dinners have gone and lessons on carrots went out the window too but it is the same as the disabled parking space at the supermarket entrance.
The I couldn't give a f
k brigade get there 1st.
These are the people who get paid to eat pizza all day, ok you can't blame them, school dinners have gone and lessons on carrots went out the window too but it is the same as the disabled parking space at the supermarket entrance.
The I couldn't give a f
k brigade get there 1st.steviex said:
window-licker, Parasites, the lot.
sorry for the edit but I can assure you this group really are not.Edited by Sheets Tabuer on Saturday 8th May 03:19
Famous Graham said:
On a reverse note, what annoys me is the looks people give me when I sit in one. If someone gets on the bus that needs it, I'll stand up, obviously, but they're priority seats, not "don't EVER sit there" seats.
My sons school hired a bus the other day and he was shocked to be placed there, he thought they were fat peoples seats.On another note have you tried a train, shocking
Sheets Tabuer said:
Famous Graham said:
On a reverse note, what annoys me is the looks people give me when I sit in one. If someone gets on the bus that needs it, I'll stand up, obviously, but they're priority seats, not "don't EVER sit there" seats.
My sons school hired a bus the other day and he was shocked to be placed there, he thought they were fat peoples seats.On another note have you tried a train, shocking
Not used a train in yonks, thankfully
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