The 180 Rant!

[craig180]

Aaaarrrggh!!!!!

Just been seriously pissed off by some muppet at the supermarket.

Tara and I spent ages trying to find somewhere to park at the Supermarket today, where we were able to get Callum out the back and baby Charlie in his car seat as he was asleep. Ended up finding a half decent spot which meant we had to carefully open the doors, so as not to ding the cars alongside us.

All the parent and child spaces were taken.

As we were walking to the front of the supermarket, one of the cars that was parked in designated parenta and child spaces I noticed the 2 occupants get out and walk into the supermarket, clearly with no children.

As Callum was getting ratty we went back to the car and pulled close to said car and waited for Tara and baby Charlie.

In the meantime fella and missus return to their car, I point out it's a parent/child space, and ghis reply was an abusive one to the tune his mrs was pregnant! (not showing and quite able to walk) AAARRRGGGHHH!

I just annoys me that people like that take the piss, and will no doubt park in disabled spots because they have an ingrowing toenail ort something.

Without trying to sound like a total cnut, I hope when they have their child someone parks in the child/parent space they should have and make the ignorant and abusive bastards struggle in a normal spot with baby/pushchair/shopping etc

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[RedB]

Fair point mate

How do some people have disabled passes though when they can still drive and walk fine?
Spaces are mostly never used and are a joke imao

Child/Parent spaces are more important though and he's obviously a cnut

[jaybiss]

Lesson learnt today then Craig

Leave the shopping to zee hoes...

[craig180]

Lesson learnt today then Craig

Leave the shopping to zee hoes...

But then she has to deal with people like that!

I found it really hard to keep my cool with him, just annoyed me that much I thought I'd take it out on the keyboard!

Red - agree about disabled people too, although the ratio of disabled shoppers to non-disabled and parentswith kids should be reflected in the number of designated spaces at the supermarkets!

[Ross-1987]

mate suffers from arthatritus (cant spell), and he has a disabled badge, my mate exploits him and gets him in his car so he can park on the highstreet etc for free where as we have to pay to park the walk up a massive hill!
takes the piss sumtimes Grrrrr

[Mystic]

It pisses me off that people do than just because i treck to the edge of the fkin planet to park legally & some twats will just park at the door in a child/parent space :err:

The human race sucks tbh, we eat & breath from the same hole, we insult people using names for our genitalia (if a bloke calls me a tit, im assuming he wants to rub his face on me and stare at me) and then we create a bunch of laws and rules which most of us intent to ignore, so we create an enforcement group for the laws which we then all hate when they catch us breaking the laws that we pay them to enforce. Absolute madness, other planets are laughing at us!

[Jacko]

in all fairness it sounds like he had a reason to park there.

it isnt like he knew you were wanting that spot.

[Graeme]

its the problem with some people though as they think they can just do what they want when they want

[Adam_Q]

But then she has to deal with people like that!

I found it really hard to keep my cool with him, just annoyed me that much I thought I'd take it out on the keyboard!

Red - agree about disabled people too, although the ratio of disabled shoppers to non-disabled and parentswith kids should be reflected in the number of designated spaces at the supermarkets!

True true... but when supermarkets are built, a certain amount of spaces have to be allocated for both disabled and parent & child. They also have to have a certain amount of green areas (such as trees and bushes), now thats a waste of parking space lol!

[jaybiss]

do they not have a parent and child sticker scheme, i.e you display a sticker

one of the retailers do (or used to)

[JimoVTR]

I took my "friend" to the supermarket and she's pregnant (3months), and I must admit I did park in the Parent and child, BUT it was quiet and only 10mins till closing time, or i wouldnt of done it.

Craig, never knew you had it in you!

[craig180]

in all fairness it sounds like he had a reason to park there.

it isnt like he knew you were wanting that spot.

Who cares if he knew if I wanted the spot or not. They are parent/child spaces. For people that are getting small children in and out of their cars, in a safer area than the other parking spaces. I don't want my 2 year old being hit by another car while he waits for me to get the other child out of thecar.

There are also spots at Asda, where we were for mums to be (ie, heavily pregnant). As they neither had children, or not heavily pregnant they had no right or reason to park there other than the fact they were lazy and wanted to park close to the door.

I would put my money on you being one of those cnuts that parks in disabled spots/child spaces because you're too much of a lazy arse to walk that extra 10m, and because you think "it's ok"

[craig180]

its the problem with some people though as they think they can just do what they want when they want
That's just the kind of attitude he had
Craig, never knew you had it in you!
What, spunk or the ability to get mad?

[Adam_Q]

That's just the kind of attitude he had

What, spunk or the ability to get mad?

sex wee my friend lol!

[Mystic]

sex wee my friend lol!

He has 2 kids though so it doesnt stay in him too long :homme:

[JimoVTR]

Thread Hijack.

Adz, why have you chavnells "Suki" as you avatar

[JimoVTR]

He has 2 kids though so it doesnt stay in him too long :homme:

More than 2.... hope Tara180 doesnt read this! :P

[Gazzza]

iv never had this problem yet...
but you should have complaied to the supermarket... :)

[Adam_Q]

He has 2 kids though so it doesnt stay in him too long :homme:

Ha Ha! lol!

[Adam_Q]

Thread Hijack.

Adz, why have you chavnells "Suki" as you avatar

Because i'm gonna be the new owner of suki in a couple of weeks :) :y: :)

[Jacko]

Who cares if he knew if I wanted the spot or not. They are parent/child spaces. For people that are getting small children in and out of their cars, in a safer area than the other parking spaces. I don't want my 2 year old being hit by another car while he waits for me to get the other child out of thecar.

There are also spots at Asda, where we were for mums to be (ie, heavily pregnant). As they neither had children, or not heavily pregnant they had no right or reason to park there other than the fact they were lazy and wanted to park close to the door.

I would put my money on you being one of those cnuts that parks in disabled spots/child spaces because you're too much of a lazy arse to walk that extra 10m, and because you think "it's ok"

lol, you would lose your money in this case. i live like 100 yardsfrom my asda there for i walk.

[JimoVTR]

iv never had this problem yet...
but you should have complaied to the supermarket... :)

of course it hasn't happened to you! you havent been laid!

Because i'm gonna be the new owner of suki in a couple of weeks :) :y: :)

congrats!

[Kelly]

in all fairness it sounds like he had a reason to park there.

it isnt like he knew you were wanting that spot.

She was able to walk i.e. not heavily pregnant and the kid clearly wasn't present in the 'outside' sense so how is that a good enough reason?

Fair do's if she was heavily pregnant, waddling like a duck and dying for a wee but it wasn't the case was it?

[Jacko]

i thought said spaces where for mothers with kids and expecting mothers.

i didnt realise you had to wait until you where a certain amount gone.

seems im wrong, and now i know.

[craig180]

Cheers Kel. Jacko obv not understanding the Parent/Child thing

[Kelly]

i thought said spaces where for mothers with kids and expecting mothers.

i didnt realise you had to wait until you where a certain amount gone.

seems im wrong, and now i know.

Parent and child I thought were clearly for parent and child and not expecting mothers. Maybe I'm just daft but even if I was heavily pregnant I'd get dropped off at the door and wait for the other person to park and come to me

[jaybiss]

i love this side of iwanttorammyfistdownsomecuntsthroat180

:)

[kcsaxo]

what goes around comes around, they will have their day... most likely when its hammering it down with rain and wind where they have to do the trekking as all the parking spaces are taken up with idiots like them. then to top it all off, a car drives into a puddle straight over them.

[Jackman]

Takes the piss..

should report them, surely you can get fined for this sorta thing?

[Ross-1987]

Parent and child I thought were clearly for parent and child and not expecting mothers. Maybe I'm just daft but even if I was heavily pregnant I'd get dropped off at the door and wait for the other person to park and come to me

i wouldnt drop my misus in that instance if it existed :y: because i would be concerned about her safety,

[Kelly]

what goes around comes around, they will have their day... most likely when its hammering it down with rain and wind where they have to do the trekking as all the parking spaces are taken up with idiots like them. then to top it all off, a car drives into a puddle straight over them.

or when she's heavily pregnant and pisses herself on the walk to the supermarket right from the back of the car park hehe

god i'm evil

[Kelly]

i wouldnt drop my misus in that instance if it existed :y: because i would be concerned about her safety,

It's a supermarket... hardly neighbouring the al-qaeda is it hahaha

[Predator_R32]

go on my son, yeah it annoys me when people park in disabled sots and have no badge, it just boils down to being so bloody lazy

[Japman]

Aaaarrrggh!!!!!

Just been seriously pissed off by some muppet at the supermarket.

Tara and I spent ages trying to find somewhere to park at the Supermarket today, where we were able to get Callum out the back and baby Charlie in his car seat as he was asleep. Ended up finding a half decent spot which meant we had to carefully open the doors, so as not to ding the cars alongside us.

All the parent and child spaces were taken.

As we were walking to the front of the supermarket, one of the cars that was parked in designated parenta and child spaces I noticed the 2 occupants get out and walk into the supermarket, clearly with no children.

As Callum was getting ratty we went back to the car and pulled close to said car and waited for Tara and baby Charlie.

In the meantime fella and missus return to their car, I point out it's a parent/child space, and ghis reply was an abusive one to the tune his mrs was pregnant! (not showing and quite able to walk) AAARRRGGGHHH!

I just annoys me that people like that take the piss, and will no doubt park in disabled spots because they have an ingrowing toenail ort something.

Without trying to sound like a total cnut, I hope when they have their child someone parks in the child/parent space they should have and make the ignorant and abusive bastards struggle in a normal spot with baby/pushchair/shopping etc

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stop moaning

[Kelly]

stop moaning

when you're a dad and it happens to you, you'll understand why he's pissed off

[craig180]

i love this side of iwanttorammyfistdownsomecuntsthroat180

:)
You know me, too nice for all that shit. Would rather be all angry and a hardman at my keyboard instead
stop moaning
Get down the gym and sort those fat arms out

[JimoVTR]

you will never be a dad and it wont happen to you, you'll never understand why he's pissed off, you big gay bear

easy now kelly. :P

pisses me off too, iv been in the car with my nan when shes take my 87year old great granddad (her dad) to the supermarket and cnuts park in the disabled spaces.... they deserve a slap

[Dez]

tbh i have parked in a family space before! and i will tell you why...

the amount of times i have parked in a " normal " space and have come back to find dents, chips, scratches even once there was a trolly resting on my car that pissed me off!

i know its selfish of me but at the same time its the only way the i seem to be able to avoid damage being done to my car.. if there is loads of family spaces i will park in one if not then i will usually look to park next to 2 expensive/ good condition cars!

im probs going to get mullered for this but im being honest lol

[jaybiss]

You know me, too nice for all that shit. Would rather be all angry and a hardman at my keyboard instead


Tbh im surprised you said something, i thought you was too nice (not in a gay i want to make love to you way)

[Ross-1987]

It's a supermarket... hardly neighbouring the al-qaeda is it hahaha

im going to sum this up in one quote, "SHIT HAPPENS!"

[jaybiss]

tbh i have parked in a family space before! and i will tell you why...

the amount of times i have parked in a " normal " space and have come back to find dents, chips, scratches even once there was a trolly resting on my car that pissed me off!

i know its selfish of me but at the same time its the only way the i seem to be able to avoid damage being done to my car.. if there is loads of family spaces i will park in one if not then i will usually look to park next to 2 expensive/ good condition cars!

im probs going to get mullered for this but im being honest lol

take up two spaces next time, problem solved ;)

[laura_g]

its well annoyin when people who arent disabled or have no kids take those spots because no offence it means are cars are knocked which is undastandable but still not good

[Ross-1987]

its well annoyin when people who arent disabled or have no kids take those spots because no offence it means are cars are knocked which is undastandable but still not good

Uh Oh loopy is here....Runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!

[Dez]

take up two spaces next time, problem solved ;)

lol yeah but then i think people will damage my car on purpose lol

[laura_g]

Uh Oh loopy is here....Runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!

lol dont start

[craig180]

tbh i have parked in a family space before! and i will tell you why...

the amount of times i have parked in a " normal " space and have come back to find dents, chips, scratches even once there was a trolly resting on my car that pissed me off!

i know its selfish of me but at the same time its the only way the i seem to be able to avoid damage being done to my car.. if there is loads of family spaces i will park in one if not then i will usually look to park next to 2 expensive/ good condition cars!

im probs going to get mullered for this but im being honest lol
Whenever I take my car I always make sure I park well away from the majority of the rest of the cars and walk because I'm not a lazy cnut. When I take the kids I expect to be able to park somewhere safe and easy for me to get the kids and and out and the shopping in
Uh Oh loopy is here....Runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!
Can't rep you again.

*expects a 16 page thread*

[Dez]

Whenever I take my car I always make sure I park well away from the majority of the rest of the cars and walk because I'm not a lazy cnut. When I take the kids I expect to be able to park somewhere safe and easy for me to get the kids and and out and the shopping in

Can't rep you again.

*expects a 16 page thread*

i couldnt agree more with you, and tbh if they made the family spaces the furthest away i would still park in them because i dont want to fork to have the chips, scratches , dents etc fixed. Anyways im usually in and out within 10 minutes so its not too bad, but i do understand where your coming from.

[laura_g]

flippin hell im stickin to the point here

[jaybiss]

this better not go into a spam thread as im fed up with the amount of reported posts i get emailed because of a certain few

also this is a lazyness issue not a damaged car as at all the places ive been shopping theres always parts of the car park with no cars, miles away from the shop yes but your car wont be knocked

[Dez]

this better not go into a spam thread as im fed up with the amount of reported posts i get emailed because of a certain few

also this is a lazyness issue not a damaged car as at all the places ive been shopping theres always parts of the car park with no cars, miles away from the shop yes but your car wont be knocked

hmm no its not lazyness at all... why should i have to pay because some twat wacks their car door on mine... and everytime i go to tesco the car park is mostly always packed!

[Kelly]

hmm no its not lazyness at all... why should i have to pay because some twat wacks their car door on mine... and everytime i go to tesco the car park is mostly always packed!

I don't care whether theres only 2 reasonably spaced car parking spaces, one being a parent and child and one being at the other end of the car park. theres still no need to use parent and child when you clearly have no need to

I can understand what you're getting at as my last car was damaged several times and I've had to foot the bill but there's no need to inconvenience someone that genuinely has a need for a parent and child space

[Dez]

I don't care whether theres only 2 reasonably spaced car parking spaces, one being a parent and child and one being at the other end of the car park. theres still no need to use parent and child when you clearly have no need to

I can understand what you're getting at as my last car was damaged several times and I've had to foot the bill but there's no need to inconvenience someone that genuinely has a need for a parent and child space

thats why i said if there is only a few parent & child spaces i wont use it but if there are loads then i will

[tara180]

Lesson learnt today then Craig

Leave the shopping to zee hoes...

Who do you think you're calling a hoe :angry:

Anyway, Craig wants to come with me to limit the amount i spend :n:

[Graeme]

Who do you think you're calling a hoe :angry:

Anyway, Craig wants to come with me to limit the amount i spend :n:

thats because he needs to save the pennys for his saxo :P

even though he did suit driving his banger today

[JimoVTR]

Who do you think you're calling a hoe :angry:



believe that would be you

[tara180]

thats because he needs to save the pennys for his saxo :P

even though he did suit driving his banger today

Only cos the bloody thing keeps breaking down everytime he thinks it's a good idea to fit something himself ;)

[tara180]

believe that would be you

That's rich after what you did with your mates mum ;)

[Ross-1987]

pwnded!

[Kelly]

pwnded!

haha you just pwned yourself tbh ;)

[craig180]

Only cos the bloody thing keeps breaking down everytime he thinks it's a good idea to fit something himself ;)

How is me removing an exhaust to fit another and not taxing the car while it's off the road "breaking down" eh, eh, eh???

[Ross-1987]

haha you just pwned yourself tbh ;)

i can live with that :y:

[tara180]

How is me removing an exhaust to fit another and not taxing the car while it's off the road "breaking down" eh, eh, eh???

What happened to your exhaust on the way back from Birmingham, eh eh eh ?
And who fitted it !?!?!?!

I rest my case :A:

[vidal]

As a parent, I too find it annoying. If you are so worried about other people damaging your car, the simple answer is a huge amount of this...
http://www.transpack.co.uk/i/products/jiffy-large-bubble-wrap.jpg

And then stand at one of these...

http://www.devon.gov.uk/contrast/busstop.jpg

Otherwise, just park away from the main body of cars in the quieter parts of the car park.

V.

[Ross-1987]

but surely parking away from the majority of cars, puts yours more at risk from break ins etc, each option has pro's and cons'!

[vidal]

but surely parking away from the majority of cars, puts yours more at risk from break ins etc, each option has pro's and cons'!

So the answer is to inconvenience the disabled and parents? I've no objection to parent and child spaces being further away from the entrance. I wonder if they were right at the farthest point of the car park would people want to use them so much?

V.

[Dez]

So the answer is to inconvenience the disabled and parents? I've no objection to parent and child spaces being further away from the entrance. I wonder if they were right at the farthest point of the car park would people want to use them so much?

V.

yes i would so then i wouldnt need to rap my car in bubble wrap;)

[Ross-1987]

wasnt saying parkingin the wrong space was right all im saying no matter where you park there are different risks :y:

[shooorn94]

not understanding the Parent/Child thing

Here you state Parent or child, he must think hes still a kid then. There we go solved your problem. The guy was a sixteen year old CHAV in his dad's car with his 13 year old girlfriend that is carrying someone else's baby.

I always park where I work. It's a little out of town and have to climb a huge hill to get to the town centre but it's free parking and I know the cars safe-I allow my mates to park their too when they're with me. Only problem is the lazy b*ggers hate the walk.

[tara180]

Here you state Parent or child, he must think hes still a kid then. There we go solved your problem. The guy was a sixteen year old CHAV in his dad's car with his 13 year old girlfriend that is carrying someone else's baby.

I always park where I work. It's a little out of town and have to climb a huge hill to get to the town centre but it's free parking and I know the cars safe-I allow my mates to park their too when they're with me. Only problem is the lazy b*ggers hate the walk.

That sounds like the norm for around here ;)

[smiith]

shuda give em crowbar180 tbh craig. hate ppl like that.

[Luke]

I know how you feel Craig, it really pisses me off too when I can't get Ruby out of the car due to me having to park in a normal spot.

I parked up at Morrisons the other day, got a child spot fine but then a chav in his Astra pulled up with music blaring out and first thing I thought, I hope he hasn't got kids because it was too loud and he got out and just left it there.

[tara180]

I parked up at Morrisons the other day, got a child spot fine but then a chav in his Astra pulled up with music blaring out and first thing I thought was 'is that saxo180 ?'

Lol, i would've thought that too ;)

[Luke]

Lol, i would've thought that too ;)

Have some rep for that :clapping:

Haha!

[tara180]

Have some rep for that :clapping:

Haha!

Cheers Luke :y:

[c8james]

I agree with saxo 180, it is a pain shopping when you have a child seat. You have to open the door fully just so you can strap in or undo the seat.
It should be that the people who take the mick and park there when they should not should be fined but the know that they cant be so they just do.
Supermarkets dont care as long as people send there money in the shops.

[GrantW]

How do some people have disabled passes though when they can still drive and walk fine?

A guy I know looks fine, walks fine and drives fine, but when he was in primary school a truck ran over his leg and crushed all the bones, now its been rebuilt using metal rods etc etc but you cant see it.

He has a car from Motability and parks in the disabled space at the train station. Folk were complaining about him since it appears he has no disablility and one day he came off the train to find the transport police waiting for him.

Excuse me son, but there are complaints of you parking in a disabled bay, and you dont look like you're disabled to me.

He simply lifted his trouser leg and showed him the horrible scars and metal rods that make up his leg and ankle and the guy was so apologetic lol.

[craig180]

thats because he needs to save the pennys for his saxo :P

even though he did suit driving his banger today

I agree with saxo 180, it is a pain shopping when you have a child seat. You have to open the door fully just so you can strap in or undo the seat.
It should be that the people who take the mick and park there when they should not should be fined but the know that they cant be so they just do.
Supermarkets dont care as long as people send there money in the shops.

When I was at Tesco before xmas they had a fella patrolling the car park telling people where they could and couldn't park.

I agree fining people that abuse positions would be one option, but education is the key imo

[Raz]

i admit parking in some of these spaces...only when there is hardly anyone in the shops (10pm at night)

i wouldnt expect a family to be going tesco, asda etc at that time to go shopping

i dont park in these spaces should i need to visit the supermarkets as i do believe its wrong

[tara180]

When I was at Tesco before xmas they had a fella patrolling the car park telling people where they could and couldn't park.

I agree fining people that abuse positions would be one option, but education is the key imo

Unfortunately there's no educating some people, especially some of the slack inbred chavs that live around here ;)

[Robb]

to be fair i park in disabled and child spaces all the time.

but only because down here there is usually 1 child/disabaled space for every normal one so there is always millions free. if its ever busy i wouldnt park in them and just park further away in a normal one.

[Quick]

I always use the parent & child spaces!

But I have two kids (4 & 16months)!

Pisses me off when you can't park in one!

Some shops seem better than others!

I go to sainsburys more as the tesco ones always seem filled!

[craig180]

I always use the parent & child spaces!

But I have two kids (4 & 16months)!

Pisses me off when you can't park in one!

Some shops seem better than others!

I go to sainsburys more as the tesco ones always seem filled!

Different classes of people;)

2 1/2 year old and a 3 month old baby are not easy to get in/out of cars in spaces other than the extra wide spaces

[tara180]

Different classes of people;)

2 1/2 year old and a 3 month old baby are not easy to get in/out of cars in spaces other than the extra wide spaces

Especially when i'm on my own with them and i need the trolley there to put them straight into so i don't have to mess about with them both :panic:

Problem is that people just don't have any consideration for others, especially old people, they think that cos they're old they have more rights than the rest of us, i see loads using the parent/child spaces just so they don't have to walk far. If i get there first, they glare at me as if to say 'you should be giving that space to me cos i'm old and pathetic' :angry:

......rant over :y:

[Robb]

I always get funny looks from old people as I fake a leg injury Ali G styleeee, even when there are hundreds of disabled spaces free.

I only park there to avoid getting the odd cockhead (usually old might I add) wacking his door into yours.

[Raz]

Especially when i'm on my own with them and i need the trolley there to put them straight into so i don't have to mess about with them both :panic:

Problem is that people just don't have any consideration for others, especially old people, they think that cos they're old they have more rights than the rest of us, i see loads using the parent/child spaces just so they don't have to walk far. If i get there first, they glare at me as if to say 'you should be giving that space to me cos i'm old and pathetic' :angry:

......rant over :y:
hahaha that is true tara lol i find it very funny when it happens etc

[craig180]

I always get funny looks from old people as I fake a leg injury Ali G styleeee, even when there are hundreds of disabled spaces free.

I only park there to avoid getting the odd cockhead (usually old might I add) wacking his door into yours.

I think we should have a culling spree. Old people and lazy gits.

[josh1989]

i use the parent/child space. at 3 in the morning though

[Quick]

Its also annoying when you need one of the special trolleys - double or (when they were younger) car seat holder & you can't find one!

[josh1989]

i miss sitting in the trolley seat. don't you?

[Hanuman]

CANT STAND ASDA, i only park in disabled if its late at night andtheres like all of them free, wouldnt do it in the day just feels wrong..

what i hate is people park 2metres away from the parking spaces blocking cars turning in / out, cant explain it other than ur not sposed to fkn be there, it isnt any easier, and it causes problems fkn nobends.

end of the day parkin in wrong places blabla, all down to generalising a complete tosser, i would have a go at them aswell mate if u have a kid and you cant park there because some prat does

[vidal]

I'd actually like to see a few fixed penalty notices handed out for non-legitimate users of these spaces.

Or for those who NEED a double space because their car is more important than anyone else's, perhaps they won't object to paying double road tax?

V.

[rushy_23]

Its got the point now where no matter how right you are people really dont give
a sh1t.

Sad world but fact is it will only get worse. Should of slapped the guy Craig,
would of made you feel better.

Oh but wait, then they get to press charges cus there dicks.

[tara180]

I think we should have a culling spree. Old people and lazy gits.

Careful hun, you're signing your own death warrent there ;)

[Robb]

I'd actually like to see a few fixed penalty notices handed out for non-legitimate users of these spaces.

Or for those who NEED a double space because their car is more important than anyone else's, perhaps they won't object to paying double road tax?

V.

yeh but not being funny, if there wernt these idiots that would bang doors in the first place then there would be no need to park in the wrong places.

[craig180]

Careful hun, you're signing your own death warrent there ;)

warrant

Rushy - yeah things will only get worse. The knock on effect one person's actions has on another etc

I wish he wasn't massive and intimidating, and Callum in the car itherwise I would have done a "iwanttorammyfistdownyourthroat180" move on him!

[tara180]

warrant

**** off, haven't you got anything better to do than pick on peoples spelling, life's too short, especially at your age ;)

[Lee_P]

its wronf to park in disabled spaces just as its wrong to park in parent spaces END OF, thier there for a reason miffs me off TBH

[djrem]

are you two in the same room talking to each other via sax-p?

e-marriage ftw

[craig180]

**** off, haven't you got anything better to do than pick on peoples spelling, life's too short, especially at your age ;)

You done the washing up yet?

love you!!!

[laura_g]

are you two in the same room talking to each other via sax-p?

e-marriage ftw

lmao :clapping:

[tara180]

You done the washing up yet?

love you!!!

You mean the washing up that you didn't do last night, for a change :angry:

Of course i bloody have, don't i always !!!!!

love you too xxx

[GrantW]

are you two in the same room talking to each other via sax-p?

e-marriage ftw

Lol i wondered that as well!

[tara180]

are you two in the same room talking to each other via sax-p?

e-marriage ftw

e-marriage, he'll be lucky, if he carries on he's gonna lose his slave ;)

[rushy_23]

Vent that anger out on the track?

[tara180]

Lol i wondered that as well!

No, we're not that sad, i've sent him to work to earn money for me to spend :y:

[craig180]

Vent that anger out on the track?

You talk my language :y:

[Ross-1987]

hahaha dah dah dadahhh

da dah ddahhhh

[Hanuman]

Its down to respect and morales, to many chavs out there and just plane old tozzas tbh

and its only getting worse now you get 10year old kids with no respect offering you out the lot

BLAME THE PARENTS!! far to soft

[laura_g]

Its down to respect and morales, to many chavs out there and just plane old tozzas tbh

and its only getting worse now you get 10year old kids with no respect offering you out the lot

BLAME THE PARENTS!! far to soft

Yep exactly it does my head in seein geniune disabled people avin to mission it and try get a wheel chair out whilst you get a beamer who just parks there just for the crack of it

[Hanuman]

infact just this morn, coming up a hill in my car doing 30mph some little chav about 14year old crossed over ahead of me. looked at me seen me coming about 30metres away carried on walking slowly as if expecting me to stop (i blatently wasnt) within a second i was right near him and he was directly in front of me, he hopped out of the way as i started screaming shouting waving my hands in the air, looked in my mirror and he was walking off didnt stop to say anything not such the big man he thought he was.

i just thought to my self WTF does he think hes doing, expecting cars to stop for him because hes the big man at 14odd year old

[craig180]

BLAME THE PARENTS!! far to soft

It's the Jeremy Kyle generation tbh

Parenting standards are way lower (in general) than they were 20 years ago, schools aren't allowed to properly discipline children and this government allow minimal punishment for severe crimes yet punish ususally law abiding, tax paying citizens (motorists) for what would be classed as minor crimes.

If people are given the impression they can get away with things it will become expected

[Hanuman]

true in schools / nurserys you have to literally BABY THEM, its pathetic, ur not allowed to call a child " naughty" WTF, a kid is being a little shat what are you allowed to do.. nothing, cant go near them cant call them ANY KIND OF OFFENSIVE NAME, just say excuse me there little boy may you please stop that thank you very much

[laura_g]

your not alowed to say thats naughty you have to say silly instead

[Hanuman]

and they wonder why we are at this stage.

my cousin is 15 CHAV, at xmas actually offered his dad out infront of all of us so we booted him out the house, hes always in trouble, got done by the police for running over cars, i said wtf are you on i would smash ur heads in tbh why do it, "ohhhh i dunno just for a laugh" the po po never do anything so no wonder he doesnt stop, theres no punishment, and parents let them stay out on the street corners so theres only gonna be trouble

[tara180]

your not alowed to say thats naughty you have to say silly instead

That's just stupid, it's alright me trying to disciplin my children at home and trying to teach them some manners but it makes it all pointless when other people will just let them get away with anything, what do these people think they're getting paid for :panic:

I woud never in a million years agree with physical punishment, however, there are other ways of doing things without just saying 'that's silly' !!!!!

[laura_g]

yeah they say it at nursery

[Scattle]

Seen this my supermarket180? http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/c/1017626_asda_to_fine_parking_cheats?page=4

[David]

Loving the little comment arguement they have....

[craig180]

Gotta love Ace!

I think anyone who owns land should be given the right to make a charge for unlawful parking.

Car parks charge you for using the land and they are private

[shooorn94]

Gotta love Ace!

I think anyone who owns land should be given the right to make a charge for unlawful parking.

Car parks charge you for using the land and they are private

Cant believe this thread is still going even if it does swing around back to the topic every once in a while.. mind you it is just saxo180 having his little moan :A:

Do most people believe that criminals/bugulars/rapists/murderers etc. do it because of bad/awful parenting?

Hmmm I may rent out our garden as a car park and see if I can make any sort of profit;

"Sorry sir but you damaged my lillies, next time be more careful with your shopping trolley. Thats a fine of £100, and an extra £50 for parking in the cats sunbathing spot... thankyou"

[josh1989]

craig's biggest mistake - introducing the missus to his e-life! haha o.j

[craig180]

craig's biggest mistake - introducing the missus to his e-life! haha o.j

Nah, I'm the same person on here as I am in real life tbh. Nothing to hide or be ashamed of.

Think she knows me well enough to be fair!

[josh1989]

Nah, I'm the same person on here as I am in real life tbh. Nothing to hide or be ashamed of.

Think she knows me well enough to be fair!

i don't doubt you for a second