Lazy feckers in Supermarkets
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Agreed. I saw this at the weekend. Lazy cow unloaded into the boot of her 4X4 mumwagon then just pushed the trolley aside and let it drift (toward my car) as she climbed up into hers. I caught it as I was walking toward the shop and thoughtfully replaced it behind her wagon for her so she'd know where to find it. I even left it sticking out so she'd see it in her mirror which she would of course check before reversing.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
Flintstone said:
Agreed. I saw this at the weekend. Lazy cow unloaded into the boot of her 4X4 mumwagon then just pushed the trolley aside and let it drift (toward my car) as she climbed up into hers. I caught it as I was walking toward the shop and thoughtfully replaced it behind her wagon for her so she'd know where to find it. I even left it sticking out so she'd see it in her mirror which she would of course check before reversing.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
Good work.She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
Except you should have left it so she couldn't see it.
Then kicked her back doors in.
Flintstone said:
Agreed. I saw this at the weekend. Lazy cow unloaded into the boot of her 4X4 mumwagon then just pushed the trolley aside and let it drift (toward my car) as she climbed up into hers. I caught it as I was walking toward the shop and thoughtfully replaced it behind her wagon for her so she'd know where to find it. I even left it sticking out so she'd see it in her mirror which she would of course check before reversing.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
I witnessed a similar event, however the chap who 'repositioned' the trolley did so into the passenger window of the people carrier She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
digimeistter said:
People that are so damned idle they can't be bothered to walk 10 yards to wheel their trolly to the collection point and just leave it abandoned in a parking space which you only see as you turn into said space! GRRR!
Yep, within a week of having my rear bumper nicely resprayed I reversed into a 'hidden' trolley at B&Q and put scratches all over it. f
kers.
Flintstone said:
Agreed. I saw this at the weekend. Lazy cow unloaded into the boot of her 4X4 mumwagon then just pushed the trolley aside and let it drift (toward my car) as she climbed up into hers. I caught it as I was walking toward the shop and thoughtfully replaced it behind her wagon for her so she'd know where to find it. I even left it sticking out so she'd see it in her mirror which she would of course check before reversing.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
SpydieNut said:
Glassman said:
SpydieNut said:
i really enjoyed my lunch today
Was it a hot lunch?
had it in the supermarket car park. i ate so much that once i'd finished i couldn't be arsed to move my trolley back.
I suppose it keeps the little Somali chappie in work what with him having to trek all over the car park rounding them up. That's one job offset against the ones they lost on introducing self check outs. What the FECK is that all about?
First I'm expected to walk around their shop avoiding marketing ploys at the end of every aisle and idiots who either dump their shopping in the most inconvenient places or think it's acceptable to stop for a chat right in the way but now you expect me to scan the stuff I'm buying from you, bag it up and then process the payment myself?
Feck.
Right.
Off.
First I'm expected to walk around their shop avoiding marketing ploys at the end of every aisle and idiots who either dump their shopping in the most inconvenient places or think it's acceptable to stop for a chat right in the way but now you expect me to scan the stuff I'm buying from you, bag it up and then process the payment myself?
Feck.
Right.
Off.
shadowninja said:
Flintstone said:
Agreed. I saw this at the weekend. Lazy cow unloaded into the boot of her 4X4 mumwagon then just pushed the trolley aside and let it drift (toward my car) as she climbed up into hers. I caught it as I was walking toward the shop and thoughtfully replaced it behind her wagon for her so she'd know where to find it. I even left it sticking out so she'd see it in her mirror which she would of course check before reversing.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
She did seem rather confused as to how it got back there. Don't think it did any damage but she was inconvenienced somewhat at having to climb out and move it.
And on the subject of supermarkets, why is it that if you park waaaaay away from the entrance, some parks next to you in a way that you need a fng can opener to get into your own car. And why is it, on the subject of trolleys, that at my local asda seems to be the place all the local kids think its great fun to box your car in with trolleys, so that it takes a couple of minutes clearing them away just to get to your car!
parks next to you in a way that you need a fng can opener to get into your own car. And why is it, on the subject of trolleys, that at my local asda seems to be the place all the local kids think its great fun to box your car in with trolleys, so that it takes a couple of minutes clearing them away just to get to your car!
homicide said:
And on the subject of supermarkets, why is it that if you park waaaaay away from the entrance, some parks next to you in a way that you need a fng can opener to get into your own car. And why is it, on the subject of trolleys, that at my local asda seems to be the place all the local kids think its great fun to box your car in with trolleys, so that it takes a couple of minutes clearing them away just to get to your car!
One of the inexplicable laws of the universe. Though it does make me smile when I go straight to back of the car park and walk past the guy who was in front of me still driving round trying to find a parking space as close to the entrance as possible!!! parks next to you in a way that you need a fng can opener to get into your own car. And why is it, on the subject of trolleys, that at my local asda seems to be the place all the local kids think its great fun to box your car in with trolleys, so that it takes a couple of minutes clearing them away just to get to your car!Gassing Station | The Pie & Piston Archive | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff