Don't you think its quite ironic how disabled people demand equality, yet complain when they don't have their own parking spaces.
Don't you think its quite ironic how disabled people demand equality, yet complain when they don't have their own parking spaces.
IT people slash forward.
Also, lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part....
Not this old chestnut....yeah its a fucker having legs aint it m8!
"Where you are is what you eat. When I'm in London I'll have beans on toast for lunch. On holiday � what? Tapas? Go on then I'll have a bit. You eat whatevers in that area"
Karl Pilkington
Tell me about it.
I'm due to start a £2.5mil refurb of a high street next year.
We have to make sure we comply with the relevant disability regs and I have no issue with that,
but because of the layout changes, I've had to relocate some of the existing disabled parking bays by about 30 yards.
Fucking hell - the amount of grief I've had from the "disabled lobbyists" is unbelievable - miserable cunts.
Never mind that the area at the moment is a dangerous shithole, all they care about is being able to park right outside the post office, the chippy and the bookies.
I remember singing the chorus to Careless Whisper in a Supermarket once a few years back, only to turn around and have a woman in a wheel chair staring menacingly at me.
I went very red and moved swiftly into the next aisle.
True story.
If you can smell it, it's in your mouth.
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Well for one thing they don't claim to be equal they are are equal except for lack of mobility. As a Transport Planner I regularly have to allocate additional spaces for disabled parking bays. My friend is disabled and is wheelchair bound, I see him struggling with everyday things that we take for granted. I'm sorry but I can't see where your coming from.
I understand and accept that some people hold opinions that are different to my own. Living in a free and democratic society, I fully embrace and respect their right to be wrong.
i just wish all car parks had bigger spaces, they dont realise in places like asda and morrisons etc that cars are bigger than they used to be, a space that 30yrs ago fit a ford anglia now has to house a nissan navara and they just dont fit, i think the reason people who arent disabled want to park in them isnt them being lasy (although sometimes it is) they just dont want their car damaging by people hitting their doors as they open theirs, or trollys being inched down the side between 2 cars as theres no way through lines of cars only around
personally i park as far from the entrance as i can then my car stays 'parking ding' free, its a bit of a pain in the rain and snow but its worth it
where do I sign up???? Im a fat bastard NOT scrounging, I'm doing something wrong here!
In all seriousness, the parking pisses me off. If I, as a fat cunt with 5 kids can walk, and make the kids walk, why the hell can't all other able-bodied people and leave those that NEED the additional space / ideal parking positions for those that really need them? Is it really so much of an effort?
lol, yep ... your going to hell!
Were all going too Hell, Supposedly.. Do Your Feet Burn when you enter a place of God.. then YES
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I understand and accept that some people hold opinions that are different to my own. Living in a free and democratic society, I fully embrace and respect their right to be wrong.
disabled parking spots should be exactly what they are only for people thats disabled ( not dla spongers) but wheelchair bound, or walk on sticks etc..
Disabled spaces are great, I always use them when I take my Gran shopping even though she doesnt like me useing them. I also park outside the bank every other thursday in a bus stop when I take her for her pension. She has a blue badge and insists she is ok to walk from the carpark at Tesco to the TSB on Bolton Road in Walkden the fact she is out of breath by the time we get to the post office and we need to stop 2 or 3 times in each direction for her to get her breath. so I park outside the bank.
She is 80 somthing years old and hates not being able to walk as far as she could when she was 20 but she didnt have arthritis back then or 80 somthing year old bones and joints
problem I have is when their spaces are full they feel they have a right to park in a parent child space in the supermarket the coonts.
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