Ah u git lol
Well what can I say my parts supplier didn't have and plain rub strips to remove clear tobs
Clue is in the window and the space parked it. Wow I got some looks parking it there at tesco
Dunno about that I got many filthy looks in tesco and an announcement to prove badge was mine and had my picture on it.
I politely refused and told them to go #### themselves
gerbil1028 wrote:Dunno about that I got many filthy looks in tesco and an announcement to prove badge was mine and had my picture on it.
I politely refused and told them to go #### themselves
I got asked similar when i parked in parent/child space. Told the twaat security guard since it was 8pm Friday evening, my son was probably in Liverpool town centre getting pi$$ed, and that there was nothing on sign saying child had to be with me.
It may not be law but it's social etiquette. You rebels
I think an mr2 would look more out of place in a child/parent spot than a disabled one especially if it had a booster seat.
I should man up, I never park in one without the kids even if I've got the seats fitted and it's late.
gerbil1028 wrote:Dunno about that I got many filthy looks in tesco and an announcement to prove badge was mine and had my picture on it.
I politely refused and told them to go #### themselves
I got asked similar when i parked in parent/child space. Told the twaat security guard since it was 8pm Friday evening, my son was probably in Liverpool town centre getting pi$$ed, and that there was nothing on sign saying child had to be with me.
It's pretty insensitive though right? How lazy are you guys that you need to be in the closest spaces?? TBF id sooner park further away 100 times even if someone only needed the close space one of those times.
But that's because I'm such an excellent exemplary human being.
My Dads missing an arm and never uses a disabled space .. hes like i can walk nothing wrong with my legs .. I'm not going to take the mick .. only time he did the blue badge thing was if he was with my mum who had Huntingtons
Leave the spaces for people in need people and ridicule idiots that are not entitled
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It's my pet hate.I lost count the amount of times I've struggled getting my kids out coz some lazy git has parked in the wider spaces.
If I haven't got the kids I don't park there. Simples.
I agree it's social ettiquette.
Then again it's social ettiquette to kick their Mirrors off when they drive past with a smug look on their face. Funny enough the smug look doesn't last long.