mav
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Originally posted by Whittie
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I'm scared that the younger generation have no thoughts about anybody but themselves and having to walk a few more paces to get to the fucking shop door.....
Sometimes its not about walking further, If i wont park in disabled... could i park accross two spaces?? (legal??)
dunno if legal but in a private shopping place like tesco there is not much they can do...
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Robin
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I wouldn't take the last space, no way, that's inconsiderate, but parking in one of 15 isn't, IMO.
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Robin
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I'm ever in Tesco for more than about 3 minutes anyway 
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Whittie
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Originally posted by Robin
I wouldn't take the last space, no way, that's inconsiderate, but parking in one of 15 isn't, IMO.
Agreed.
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Rob H
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Originally posted by mav
Then again I will quick happily park next to you in a normal space in the wifes £600 astra and let the door hit your car because I can't get it open wide enough to get into the kids seat etc...
You say it in retaliation to Robin, but there are quite a lot of people who are exactly like that!
TBH, i always park on the other side of the carpark anyway - the missus gets propper annoyed at times
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jay kay
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they should make spaces wider so that people wont hit doors
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Whittie
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Urm, my last comment on page one?
Is it illegal to park accross two spaces?
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mav
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I agree with that Robin......I would only say something if you are taking the one and only space off me when i have kids in the car or I am disabled..
like if i can't get parked and you parked in there just before me with no kids..
Both myself and my wife have had pplp move their cars after we had said something... karen blocked somebody in once, parked about 1" off there bumper, he agreed to move it
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jay kay
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Originally posted by mav
I agree with that Robin......I would only say something if you are taking the one and only space off me when i have kids in the car or I am disabled..
like if i can't get parked and you parked in there just before me with no kids..
Both myself and my wife have had pplp move their cars after we had said something... karen blocked somebody in once, parked about 1" off there bumper, he agreed to move it
tbh that can get you into greif sometimes and i would rather not argue with children around
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Robin
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Originally posted by Whittie
Urm, my last comment on page one?
Is it illegal to park accross two spaces?
Yes, in a public car park...
Tesco car parks are private.
Why not just park about 10 spaces from any other car?
OR go to a different shop?
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mav
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Originally posted by Whittie
Urm, my last comment on page one?
Is it illegal to park accross two spaces?
not in tesco / asda etc no....they might call you reg over tannoy to tell you to move it
Nothing worse though i agree than getting car park dings  i have 3 ...I choose my space wisely even though it means an extra 2 mins walk...
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mav
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Originally posted by mav
I agree with that Robin......I would only say something if you are taking the one and only space off me when i have kids in the car or I am disabled..
like if i can't get parked and you parked in there just before me with no kids..
Both myself and my wife have had pplp move their cars after we had said something... karen blocked somebody in once, parked about 1" off there bumper, he agreed to move it
tbh that can get you into greif sometimes and i would rather not argue with children around
no you are right mate, but it is really annoying, that time with Karen was in lidls car park and it was an 75 year old man she made move..But here was disabled spaces free and he choose not to park i them.Karen did not want to park there so made him move..
But if you were 7ft tall and built like a brick shit house more than likely i would say nothing
[Edited on 27-04-2007 by mav]
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Whittie
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Go to another shop?
But its the same in Asda etc etc..
It has REALLY annoyed me that ignorant cunts just hit other cars without a care in the world! Im definately not parking in a normal space again! So its either a double space / disabled OR parent & child! The last 3 times I have, i've attracted 3 dents!!
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mav
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I know what you mean, as said i have 3 dings
What i do is always have the kids with me..
get a kid, all sorted
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jay kay
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tbh i went t pick up my little sister from school today and a woman just swung her door open straight into the corsa.
and when i confronted her about it she totally denied it. its not young people who dont care its older people too.
dont like this young people brush infact i think younger people care more about their cars than older people in general.
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mav
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agree with that J, older ppl in a run of the mill car dont care as much...school run mums etc too......
Young girls too, watched one yesterday get out her car, door right inot car next to it...
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Whittie
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Originally posted by mav
I know what you mean, as said i have 3 dings
What i do is always have the kids with me..
get a kid, all sorted
My first thought was "I'd rather pay any parking fines"
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mav
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well that is cheaper i can assure you..
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Fad
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I'm with Mav on this if you park in a Disabled Bay or a Parents bay and you clearly have no reason to you are a plaiin tosser.
I lost count the amount of times I needed to use a Disabled parking bay (due to my dad being very ill and unable to walk very far) to find some tosser in a Mercedes or an Audi of some discription with no badge or reason to park there.
If you are that worried about getting dings in your car just be selective to what you park next to such as avoiding cars with baby seats and people carriers in general.
Sorry to sound harh but neither Whittie nor Robin drive cars that warrant this amount of anal behaviour.
[Edited on 27-04-2007 by Fad]
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Whittie
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Originally posted by Fad
I'm with Mav on this if you park in a Disabled Bay or a Parents bay and you clearly have no reason to you are a plaiin tosser.
I lost count the amount of times I needed to use a Disabled parking bay (due to my dad being very ill and unable to walk very far) to find some tosser in a Mercedes or an Audi of some discription with no badge or reason to park there.
If you are that worried about getting dings in your car just be selective to what you park next to such as avoiding cars wih baby seats and people cariers in general.
Sorry to sound harh but neither Whittie nor Robin drive cars that warrant this amount of anal behaviour.
I do agree with you, but today there was 6 disabled spots available, so I diddnt think it mattered at all, plus I parked in the one furthest away from the store!
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Robin
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As I have said Fad, I would only do it if there were other spaces free, and I wouldn't park in a disabled space.
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jay kay
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Originally posted by Fad
I'm with Mav on this if you park in a Disabled Bay or a Parents bay and you clearly have no reason to you are a plaiin tosser.
I lost count the amount of times I needed to use a Disabled parking bay (due to my dad being very ill and unable to walk very far) to find some tosser in a Mercedes or an Audi of some discription with no badge or reason to park there.
If you are that worried about getting dings in your car just be selective to what you park next to such as avoiding cars with baby seats and people carriers in general.
Sorry to sound harh but neither Whittie nor Robin drive cars that warrant this amount of anal behaviour.
[Edited on 27-04-2007 by Fad]
i still love my flame red corsa doesnt matter how poo it is to everyone else
love is blind
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Fad
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I am not saying dont love or care for your car, just dont be a twat about it when clearly its no Ferrari
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Whittie
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Originally posted by Fad
I am not saying dont love or care for your car, just dont be a twat about it when clearly its no Ferrari
So Ferrari owners can park in the said spaces? 
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jay kay
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personally i dont park in disabled bays or toddler bays unless i have my little sister with me or im running in and out
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