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  • Is it really that wrong to park in a disabled area?
  • jonrambo
    Free Member

    This got me wondering as i’d parked outside my local marks and spencers disabled area as and ONLY as there was no other spaces and yet so many disabled spaces, when i came out i was confronted by a very angry old pensioner saying i should’nt park there! Well forgive me for saying but i pay my road taxes so surely that counts for something!!? Theres way too many disabled spaces and not enough for normal users!! 😕

    RealMan
    Free Member

    honourablegeorge
    Full Member

    I caught a disabled bloke parking in one of our spaces once, gave him a right good kicking.

    fatboyjon
    Full Member

    Worst troll ever?

    Ro5ey
    Free Member

    Fail

    wwaswas
    Full Member
    D0NK
    Full Member

    WorstBest troll ever?

    he’s hitting lots of bases with that one. Let the frothing commence

    druidh
    Free Member

    honourablegeorge – Member
    I caught a disabled bloke parking in one of our spaces once, gave him a right good kicking.

    That’s terrible, I’d never have kicked an old person.

    I might have kicked his back doors in though (of his car!!!)

    glenh
    Free Member

    A troll is no good if it’s obvious. 2/10 for content.

    nickf
    Free Member

    I just watched someone outside my office walking to the door. It took her 5 minutes to cover the ground that would take me 30 seconds.

    You can walk another 200 yards, she can’t.

    [Edited to say: a troll? Oh, so it was supposed to be funny/clever? Sorry, I missed it. Perhaps having a severely disabled family member means I fail to see the humour. Sorry about that, I’ll start giggling now.]

    TooTall
    Free Member

    You even suck at being a troll. That’s sucky.

    I bet you look like your mum dresses you.

    seth-enslow666
    Free Member

    Ha what is the answer to that! As said above troll alert if ever there was one

    D0NK
    Full Member

    A troll is no good if it’s obvious. 2/10 for content.

    doh yeah good point. Fatboyjon is right.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    at least get a new log in name if you want to continue with this nonsense
    Rather desperate and tragic IMHO

    yunki
    Free Member

    We have a high proportion of blue badge holders at our local tesco..

    There are dozens and dozens of disabled spaces available but if they all get used up the cheeky old buggers think nothing of parking in the handful of parent and child spaces..

    when you consider what a drain on society these smelly old pensioners are it really makes me wonder if there might actually be a legitimate call for statutory euthanasia..

    I’m off to tescos right now to get myself wound up about it

    Bagstard
    Free Member

    Jokes and trolling aside, there are always loads of empty disabled spaces. Too many perhaps?!

    TooTall
    Free Member

    yunki shops in Tescos! The horror!

    RustySpanner
    Full Member

    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YZMd6y2_58&feature=related[/video]

    Macavity
    Free Member

    NVM

    Diane
    Free Member

    Well I’m glad so many people on here have pointed out this is a troll – I was just going to start ……. 😀

    CHB
    Full Member

    The worst place for this is Xscape Ski centre in castleford.
    The first 50 metres of parking is blue badge only. Its always empty.
    I can’t help but think that the demographic of skiing blue badge users must be smaller than they thought when planning the car park.

    trickydisco
    Free Member

    Bye bye!

    M6TTF
    Free Member

    we have a large proportion of disabled spaces at work that are also used for visitors. they very rarely get used despite there being a lack of parking for everyone.

    what really annoyed me was an elderley woman parking in the only remaining child/parent space at john lewis because it was ever so slightly nearer to the store than the disabled space. this meant we had to park miles away (busy saturday) I asked her to move and she replied she was allowed to park anywhere. stoopid old shite

    highclimber
    Free Member

    You even suck at being a troll. That’s sucky.

    I bet you dress like your mum.

    FTFY

    Jackass123456789
    Free Member

    Just limp for a while after getting out your car and before getting in – simples!!

    highclimber
    Free Member

    Panorama the other night were on the benefit cheats, in particular people who were using their disabled relative’s blue badge to park in disabled spots. there were some council [jobs worths] reprsentitives confiscating badges of these people. There was one woman who when challenged sped off after a heated discussion about where her disabled relative was. after she’d realised she was caught out she went to the nursing home where her rel was housed and got her dressed and bungled her into the car only to return to the scene with her rel half asleep, wondering where she was!

    Amazing what lengths some people will go to to park illegally!

    khani
    Free Member

    t-p26
    Free Member

    When it suits “equal rights” when its prime parking, special case END OF*!
    Make yor mind up!!!!

    *I have been known to have bigot tendancies

    epicyclo
    Full Member

    At one stage there was an epidemic of disability striking the wealthier part of our community judging by the new model high-priced cars in the disabled spaces at our local Tesco. It must have been sudden because they hadn’t had time to get their disabled stickers.

    zilog6128
    Full Member

    Shame to get banned on such a lame effort, many of your others have been a lot better!! 😀

    falkirk-mark
    Full Member

    I parked in a disabled space once and was asked what my disability was, I said tourrettes now f”*k off.

    The old ones are the best ones

    ScottChegg
    Free Member

    In your opinion 🙂

    geebus
    Free Member

    I’ve actually seen a gaggle (is that the correct term?) or disablders at x-scape – they have a ‘wheelchair’ ski thing which is controlled by a skier behind them. Not sure how many were parked in the car park, however.

    I generally don’t use any restricted spaces, though would have no worries using a parent etc space. Unfortunately many blue badges are abused – and further, are only for permanent disabilities – so when I was going around on crutches with what I later worked out was probably cracked ribs (started to get serious chest pains with any decent amount of crutching) I wasn’t allowed to park in them – still did in some cases, usually getting a few dirty looks in my sportyish looking car, until I clambered out with the crutches.

    user-removed
    Free Member

    My mate (a bloke) got absolute dogs’ abuse off an old lady for parking in a Mother-and-Child space at a supermarket. She spent a whole minute dishing out insults and telling him why the spaces were reserved, even continuing as he unbuckled two of his three kids from their car seats.

    bigyinn
    Free Member

    How come it took so long to ban him? Have you seen how many threads he’s had closed?

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