Cragrat

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Just been round to the coop and some lad was parked up in the disabled bay (plenty of other spaces only 5 paces away),went up to his car looked at his windscreen-no blue badge,asked him where it was
"here" he says pointing at his steering wheel.

Asked him again.

Same answer!

Told him what I thought of him parking with his leg hanging out his door in a disabled space (words used included lazy little disrespectful bellend etc etc) then went in and asked for the manager but as I was waiting the little scrotes scrubber of a girlfriend turned up and he left

Really boils my urine that does...


Rant over

turbo_3dr_tommy

that boils my piss aswell and people parking in Parent and child when they have no kids, they are there for a reason

RSNUT!

I Kno what ur saying... but u aint gonn change these type of people...

so i suggest something..... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hibtZPMF9D0

KSA-Cossie

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Yup,some people are just utter cunts.

xr2john

One of my pet hates this one

Cragrat

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Sort of felt vindicated that I went over as a few years ago it would still have annoyed me but not said anything

carcollector

do you have real problems also ??

Big G

Is it wrong for me to park there if I go shopping with me old qween

cossie4i+

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It grinds even more when you have disabled people in your family.

Steve

jerri

too many biff spaces unused i find,cant get near the shops for them and no cunt in them, pc madness.

Big G

If they are Blue badge holders and have kids, to they park in the disabled or the parent n kids bit, or does it depend who's spot is closer to the door?

Fiddy

my nana was disabled, in a wheel chair, used to piss me off aswel when we took her shopping, and there people parked in disabled bays, who were not disabled, or had a blue badge. its the same with parent and child spaces. i dont park in them, unless ive got the kids with me, although plenty do.

twoblacklines

I park in both if the carpark is empty. If no one is using them then why not just "out of principle" ?

When they put all the normal spaces miles away where theres little room between cars front and side, where your cars going to get keyed, banged, or you come to your car with a trolley full of shopping and cant put it in the boot because the dickhead behind you has parked his car so close you cant fit your finger between his bumper and your back bumper, then what do Asda expect ?

neil andeRSon

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good on ya for sayin somethin to the little scrote. imo the supermarket's should either be able to employ parking warden's or be able to dish out ticket's. aint it against the law to park in a disabled spot without a blue badge? next time i see somebody parked in the parent an child that aint got a kid i'm gonna park the car right behind them. if they sayowt the reply will be

" fuckin annoyin when folk park where they shouldn't aint it!!"

neil andeRSon

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you'll understand when you've got a kid an there aint any space's mate..

studabear

its a bit of a new thing isn't it, parent and child parking. I used to have to walk to the shops with me mam years ago

These spaces discriminate against none parents too

Big G

Just makes mums n kids fat fookers,
Should waddle their lazy asses to school n the shops like the good ole days

RWD_cossie_wil

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The idea of parent child spaces is to give people more room to open doors etc. You would bleat like fuck if someone opened a door into your cossie....

Disabled spaces are there for the same reasons plus if someone has trouble walking they are a bit closer to the doors.

If 30 extra yards is too far for you to waddle, you have problems!

opposite lock

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This also pisses me off, it happens in my workplace everyday , i got moaned at by leaving my car near the fire exit (not blocking) by my governer , he soon shut up when i mentioned the 2 bays other collegues use preventing disabled people .

pani_k

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I've had this happen to me whilst I was sitting in my car. Normal car park spot next to me came a stupid bint with her brats in a 4x4 they were mucking around in the back and in my head I just knew the kids would bash the door into mine. Surprise surprise I was right. Wasn't even a tap, the little cunt smashed it straight into mine and gave it a nice dink. I have since spent Ł140 with a dent specialist getting all my dents removed.

I work for a supermarket and I'm lucky in the sense that we have underground parking and there are single spaces on the side of the car park by themselves so I leave my car there always. If I cannot find one empty I will leave my car glued on the end of a set of bays right to one side or in between pillars. Failing that, I double park along the side of the car park where I know my car isn't causing a hindrance. I am a porter there so always in the car park to check what is going on. I will admit I will take a parent and toddler bay if I can't do the above or LAST RESORT a disabled bay. Like I said to my manager. You force me to park in a normal bay, I'll give you the the bill for the dent specialist. Sound fair?

david 100

When healthy people park in a disabled bay they should get a disability , like from the neck down. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nath

Totally agree with you on that

The only reason why they've done it is because they know the doe arse lazy fuckers will shop there and it get's their waddling arses through the door. It's not about courtesy, it's about wonga in their pocket and making them feel wanted and at the top of the pecking order.

Parking in a disabled space deserves a wheel clamp, fine, back-hander, bitch slap - take your pick but it's wrong when your able bodied!

caprizetec170

I think ya should just get some of them really sticky stickers made up with RETARD wrote on them and everytime ya c able bodied chav parked in spot slap it on his windscreen. although saying that most of these are probably mantally challenged anyway

tabetha

It's 100% about money imo, those who spend more as shoppers get closer bays, ie mother and toddler.
I have this argument against a sport centre where the staff park in disabled bays, even though not disabled.
Talking from the other side of the coin so to speak it is amazing just how much shit younger disabled people get from old folk, the usual phrase, "you're too young to be disabled" is a favourite as I get me mates wheel chair out, who has no legs, in the last 10 years can't say a single one has apologised either.
tabetha

~nomad~

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Fuck mother and toddler spaces, why should people get a special space for breeding? If they can't get their kids in and out of their car without denting other peoples cars they shouldn't be allowed to breed, or drive. I use them all the time, lovely.

david 100

I see a note on the window of a car parked in a disabled bay with no badge, the note said "You have my parking bay, do you want my disability"

turbo_3dr_tommy

try and get a baby seat out of a car in a normal parking space you NOB

Its also for safety reason parent and child spaces are normally so kids dont have to cross busy car parks and roads

crumpet

It was me

carcollector

hillarious how a bunch of mid intelligent keyboard warriors can get into a fight over something they never experience anyways - real life

~nomad~

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I wont try cheers, having kids sounds like a pain in the arse tbh.

Try parking at the back of the carpark, where i am sure you will find space to get the seat out, then walk across the car park, teaching your kids some road safety while you are at it. I will refrain from calling you a name back.

joel_winders

What pisses me off more are old people with disabled badges when theres clearly nothing wrong with them !

Nath

I would happily give up a car parking space, seat in a bus/train/que for an elderly person

Defining clearly "nothing wrong with them" is going to be an impossible thing..... but I know where your coming from

Ke1th

As per title - have some respect you bellend. It's to protect the kids from being mowed down by fanny drivers, probably like yourself. T hey learn road safety at school, not a Tesco carpark.

Eigdoog

Love parking near the door, i dont wanna walk! always park in these spaces just to piss others off.

TBH i park along way from the door as other open there doors on your car so i just stay away.

~nomad~

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Respect for what? The ability of 2 people to have sex without protection?

I guess if they learn it at school then there is no need for the parents to reenforce it in the real world!
How did you come to the conclusion I am a "fanny driver"? Whatever the fuck that is!

jerri

exactly should be a free for all, zero discrimination , fucking biffs and bints

~nomad~

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I would just like to add I am not without respect. I dont park in disabled bays, and I always give up seats / help / am generally nice to old folk etc. I just dont agree people should get a special bay cos they have children.

david 100

What pisses me off to is the people parking in disabled parking bays with disabled badges that belong to their gran or grandad.

But you dont have to look disabled to have a badge, my wifes friend lost 65% of her lungs through having kemo for cancer and walking in the slightest breeze will leave her out of breath so parking very close to the shop door is important, its a good thing to have adult with child parking bays as it stops them from parking next to us with the kids opening the doors banging the crap out of our vehicles.

Lambchop

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Your a sad, paedo looking, prick that's why you do it! Your attitude sucks balls.
Oh no, you're 1k passat might get dented(or whatever shit heap you drive these days).

The spaces are there for a reason. It's not fair for you to get the hump because you'll never lose your virginity!

You are a grade A CUNT!

Jesus fuck you really are a complete moron. WHat about the people that plan pregnancy? You fucking clueless cunt! When you lose your virginity you may understand!

~nomad~

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I never mentioned planned or unplanned. Trust me, i am not alone in my opinion.

I hope to one day lose my virginity, but all the single mums I approach in the supermarket just shout at me because I nicked their space