Most annoying thing on a car park ever!!
Most annoying thing on a car park ever!!
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S18DMW

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20,008 posts

196 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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The lazy muppers who leave supermarket trolleys wherever the hell they feel like it and watch them roll away into somebody else's car. Anybody seen doing this should have their ability to walk and therefore push the trolley anywhere permanently removed! It's usually a masimum of 20 seconds to take the trolley to a trolley bay so why not just do it!

This really boils my p1ss!

Zp

16,088 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Yeah, but just think about all those £1 coins you could collect.

Vulgar LS2

1,785 posts

212 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Someone did this to my 156 sportwagon, there are no bump/scuff strips to protect the side of them, the trolley had hit front corner(where the exposed welds/bar ends are) on to my drivers door and left me with 3-4 inch long deep scars in the panel mad

Dog Star

17,593 posts

197 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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This is why I always park at the top end of the sloped carp ark of my local supermarket - this is protected in two ways: obviously the trolleys can't roll into my car and the other being that lazy people won't park near me either.

Other alternative is to use spaces "defended" by kerbs and the like.

Yet another alternative is to use the OHs car as it's already covered in bumps and scuffs "ooh I don't know how that got there" mad

carlingofblack

363 posts

193 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Could not agree more with the OP on this. Fat, lazy, scum of the earth who do this - usually to be found in ill fitting jogging pants. Boils my piss just thinking about it.

vit4

3,507 posts

199 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Dog Star said:
Yet another alternative is to use the OHs car as it's already covered in bumps and scuffs "ooh I don't know how that got there" mad
rofl why does this seem to be such a common story?


This is the joy of running a car that's covered in dents anyway biggrin

Dog Star

17,593 posts

197 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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vit4 said:
rofl why does this seem to be such a common story?
Straight up - she once came back with a vertical scrape/giant chip in the back of her MR2 roadster.

"I've no idea how that happened" she said.
There were bits of concrete embedded in it. So obviously someone drove a concrete bollard into it when she was shopping then rolleyes

S18DMW

Original Poster:

20,008 posts

196 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Dog Star said:
Straight up - she once came back with a vertical scrape/giant chip in the back of her MR2 roadster.

"I've no idea how that happened" she said.
There were bits of concrete embedded in it. So obviously someone drove a concrete bollard into it when she was shopping then rolleyes
rofl

gtidriver

3,714 posts

216 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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I parked my gti now sadly gone but not forgotten in a tesco car park and watched this elderly just push his trolley away into the direction of my car I adviced him to stop it before it hit or I'd jump on the roof of his car,I was steaming that someone could do that.

All the supermarkets are to blame, non of the local ones to me have the pound slots, so lazy bds just dump there fking trolleys,I have noticed that most are left around the disabled and child bays. What's the answer, well my idea is place snippers on the roof and take head shots, that'll learn em.

Also when the weathers st the brain dead fkwits that tescos Westwood employ will only pick up the trolleys in the trolley bays,it's a really open carpark and in really windy weather I've seen/rescued many high speed unpiloted trolleys from hitting other peoples cars.

Edited by gtidriver on Tuesday 21st June 23:01


Edited by gtidriver on Tuesday 21st June 23:02

Toltec

7,179 posts

252 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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[Supermarket equivalent of "What about an MX5?" mode]
Doesn't happen at Waitrose.
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Chill Winston

3,114 posts

218 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Toltec said:
[Supermarket equivalent of "What about an MX5?" mode]
Doesn't happen at Waitrose.
[/mode]
Indeed. And if it did I'd have Barnaby my driver get out and give them a damn good thrashing whatwhatwhat.

soad

34,652 posts

205 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Yeah, that's annoying big time. Too many lazy ignorant tts about sadly

DriverNo1

178 posts

183 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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I agree to this 100%. I was once on my way out of a supermarket with me Dad and watched a fat, lazy bcensoredch of a woman forcefully shove her trolly towards my Dad's car and then proceed to get in her own car and drive off. We both ran to stop the trolly from hitting and that selfish whcensoredre of a woman was very lucky she wasn't around afterwards.

I understand that some people just don't care about the condition of their own belongings but that doesn't mean that everyone is the same. Show some respect ffs.

snowdude2910

754 posts

193 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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I have on occasion left them in the walkway with the brake on due to putting all my shopping and both kids in the car and then thinking st how do you take it back without leaving the kiddies unattended but the baby is now a little older so they can entertain themselves while iam 100meters away so it not too bad

jj333

442 posts

188 months

Tuesday 21st June 2011
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Stop shopping at Asda

blearyeyedboy

6,811 posts

208 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2011
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jj333 said:
Stop shopping at Asda
Funnily enough, my nearest Asda has a huge car par where I've never had a problem- I just park at the very far end and walk back, safe in the knowledge the lazy folk would never park that far away. The car park at my local Waitrose is a nightmare- I walk if I have to use that one.

ESOG

1,705 posts

187 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2011
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Please excuse my ignorance but I have to know, what does ASDSA or whatever stand for? I have seen it in several threads now.
Thank you hehe

shed driver

3,070 posts

189 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2011
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ESOG said:
Please excuse my ignorance but I have to know, what does ASDSA or whatever stand for? I have seen it in several threads now.
Thank you hehe

It started many years ago as "ASsociated DAiries"

SD

T84

6,941 posts

223 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2011
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ESOG said:
Please excuse my ignorance but I have to know, what does ASDSA or whatever stand for? I have seen it in several threads now.
Thank you hehe
It's Wal-Mart UK basically

ESOG

1,705 posts

187 months

Wednesday 22nd June 2011
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Shed and T84 - I see. Have you ever been to the US site called www.peopleofwalmart.com ? (do you have something similar, like people of tesco.com? haha ) Check it out sometime, it isnt a joke either. Not so much around my area, but often enough people like that do filter into walmart. I suppose these are the equivalent of chavs on your side of the pond. But these people are not common just so you know, they are a rare breed I assure you.

This is why I stay out of establishments like walmart, kmart etc. I dont care to save money, its not worth the risk of breathing the same air as some of these bottom feeders.