The Great Debate: Do you think it is wrong to park in Parent and Child car park spaces in the evening?

Park in a disabled bay at the supermarket and then go shop somewhere else for 2 hours. Amateurs.

Corazon de Leon

I’m interested to see what Tomous is gonna change the poll to after a day or so and how creepy/perverted we’re all gonna look. :lol:

strawberry floating lazy kids should learn to walk. They can't rely on the mum and dad taxi service all their life

Corazon de Leon wrote:I’m interested to see what Tomous is gonna change the poll to after a day or so and how creepy/perverted we’re all gonna look.

I did think after I posted but I haven't been able to think of anything decent :lol:

Tomous wrote:
Corazon de Leon wrote:I’m interested to see what Tomous is gonna change the poll to after a day or so and how creepy/perverted we’re all gonna look.

I did think after I posted but I haven't been able to think of anything decent

That's probably where you're going wrong.

Tomous wrote:
Corazon de Leon wrote:I’m interested to see what Tomous is gonna change the poll to after a day or so and how creepy/perverted we’re all gonna look.

I did think after I posted but I haven't been able to think of anything decent

"do you wipe sitting down"

Dual wrote:If I go to morribobs with the boy and all of the parent and child spaces are taken I park in the disabled spaces.

You shouldn't really be doing that unless there's plenty of disabled spots vacant.

Ironhide wrote:
Dual wrote:If I go to morribobs with the boy and all of the parent and child spaces are taken I park in the disabled spaces.

You shouldn't really be doing that unless there's plenty of disabled spots vacant.

But disabled people are not out later than 8pm.

My in-laws are both disabled and need to use the spaces, so it's really strawberry floating frustrating when you see a strawberry float off big posh twat taking up 2 disabled spaces and displaying no badge. We've had to abandon trips because of this sort of thing (they both need sticks and can't walk far at all).

Bit of a dick move I guess.

I'd never confront anyone on these tbh as I can imagine a scenario where it might be used as an emergency - e.g. back in the day with my crohn's flaring up, if I was gonna get caught short i would have dove into a disabled/parent space if I was really desperate. I know these are one in ten thousand but even still.

Rocsteady wrote:Bit of a dick move I guess.

I'd never confront anyone on these tbh as I can imagine a scenario where it might be used as an emergency - e.g. back in the day with my crohn's flaring up, if I was gonna get caught short i would have dove into a disabled/parent space if I was really desperate. I know these are one in ten thousand but even still.

Ahh, the Alex Ferguson defence.

Corazon de Leon

Moggy wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:Bit of a dick move I guess.

I'd never confront anyone on these tbh as I can imagine a scenario where it might be used as an emergency - e.g. back in the day with my crohn's flaring up, if I was gonna get caught short i would have dove into a disabled/parent space if I was really desperate. I know these are one in ten thousand but even still.

Ahh, the Alex Ferguson defence.

I remember reading about that! :lol:

My local Tesco has about 30 parent and child spaces, so yeah if there's plenty of empty spaces I'll park in one. But I mostly park in a disabled place as I have my dad with me and he has a blue badge.

Corazon de Leon wrote:
Moggy wrote:
Rocsteady wrote:Bit of a dick move I guess.

I'd never confront anyone on these tbh as I can imagine a scenario where it might be used as an emergency - e.g. back in the day with my crohn's flaring up, if I was gonna get caught short i would have dove into a disabled/parent space if I was really desperate. I know these are one in ten thousand but even still.

Ahh, the Alex Ferguson defence.

I remember reading about that!

I'll be no contexted for this, but Alex Ferguson's arse is always my first thought when somebody is shitting themselves :lol:

Cuttooth wrote:
Benzin wrote:If I can behave and not use my partner's blue badge when she's not with me or I'm picking her up then people can park in a normal space.

Infuriates me no end when people just use dedicated spaces without reason.

I thought you could use a blue badge for this?

Yeah you can just my wording messed up.

But if I'm not seeing here I just park normally, far away if have to because I'm not a dick.

Not entirely related to the debate, but I went to big Tescobobs today and some twat-head driver annoyed me so I'm here to rant.

At the front of the car park there's a full row of 20+ disabled spaces, a row of P&C spaces running parallel to them, and a pedestrian walkway sandwhiched between them protected by bollards.

As I was walking down said walkway, a woman who was parked in a disabled bay started her car, angled herself towards the gap in the bollards, and then just drove straight across the strawberry floating pedestrian path right in front of me! Why the strawberry float would you do that?! Why could you not just strawberry floating reverse?! :dread:

Isn't Drummy a gym rat? Yet he can't manage to walk a few extra steps?

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:Isn't Drummy a gym rat? Yet he can't manage to walk a few extra steps?

He always skips leg day.

Somebody Else's Presents wrote:Isn't Drummy a gym rat?

Nope

he has roid rage but he doesnt go to the gym

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