30 quid fixed penalty for parking in tescos!!!
09 February 2005, 11:50 AM
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It doesn't **** me off 'Geeze' I just ignore the parent and child spaces.
As for equating some fat old moose and her vile brats in the same boat as a disabled person, you mustbe joking. I'd never park in a disabled space as they didn't choose to be disadvantaged.
As I keep saying it would do the parent and child people some good to waddle their fat, weeble asses a few extra yards.
As for equating some fat old moose and her vile brats in the same boat as a disabled person, you mustbe joking. I'd never park in a disabled space as they didn't choose to be disadvantaged.
As I keep saying it would do the parent and child people some good to waddle their fat, weeble asses a few extra yards.
09 February 2005, 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Diablo
Geezer,
Wife and I are mid to late 30 somethings. No kids through choice
(and that choice is not career or financially driven)
Its simply that, a choice.
Its not as a result of any childhood trauma, nor any other psychological issues
Thankfully, our friends are able to appreciate that we don't now need their "guidance" as to a lifestyle choice .
I'm really pleased for you that you get so much out of it - but you don't need to justify that to anyone on here, least of all some idiot with a seperate username just when he/she wants to be "confrontational"
its almost like you are trying too hard to justify your choice. I'm sure thats not the case, but its giving said idiot fuel for his fire
D
Wife and I are mid to late 30 somethings. No kids through choice
(and that choice is not career or financially driven)
Its simply that, a choice.
Its not as a result of any childhood trauma, nor any other psychological issues
Thankfully, our friends are able to appreciate that we don't now need their "guidance" as to a lifestyle choice
. I'm really pleased for you that you get so much out of it - but you don't need to justify that to anyone on here, least of all some idiot with a seperate username just when he/she wants to be "confrontational"
its almost like you are trying too hard to justify your choice. I'm sure thats not the case, but its giving said idiot fuel for his fire
D
Indeed you are quite right about your choices, but you are obviously not some toss troll with nothing better to do.
I hope you and your wife have a happy life together, kids or no. You can come down the pub with me and have a laugh at this *******
Geezer
09 February 2005, 11:52 AM
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quote : " It really pissed me off the way he ran off with his tail between his legs last time."
I'd imagine that that would gratify a person like that very much indeed. As I also said earlier I wouldn't beleive everything that's posted here. Sometimes things have a way of appearing here that an individual didn't write. Imagine that.
I'd imagine that that would gratify a person like that very much indeed. As I also said earlier I wouldn't beleive everything that's posted here. Sometimes things have a way of appearing here that an individual didn't write. Imagine that.
09 February 2005, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Geezer
Diablo,
Indeed you are quite right about your choices, but you are obviously not some toss troll with nothing better to do.
I hope you and your wife have a happy life together, kids or no. You can come down the pub with me and have a laugh at this *******
Geezer
Indeed you are quite right about your choices, but you are obviously not some toss troll with nothing better to do.
I hope you and your wife have a happy life together, kids or no. You can come down the pub with me and have a laugh at this *******
Geezer
And we could have a sensible and mature debate about the issues raised in this thread, unlike some of those posting
09 February 2005, 11:53 AM
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Poor old 'geeze' dismiss it as trolling if you like but your arguments hold no water at all, there is no justification for giving preferential treatment to people who decided to breed at all.
As such I'll be empowering myself and the rest of the world by utilising those spaces as I see fit.
As such I'll be empowering myself and the rest of the world by utilising those spaces as I see fit.
09 February 2005, 12:23 PM
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Poor old 'geeze' dismiss it as trolling if you like but your arguments hold no water at all, there is no justification for giving preferential treatment to people who decided to breed at all.
As such I'll be empowering myself and the rest of the world by utilising those spaces as I see fit.
As such I'll be empowering myself and the rest of the world by utilising those spaces as I see fit.
Get back on topic sonny and leave the 'breeding' argument for another time. I believe you need to have parent and child spaces justified? How about this, the supermarkets thought it was a good idea, so did parents, if you don't like it, take it up with the supermarkets..........end of.........next?
09 February 2005, 12:59 PM
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That doesn't justify them at all, thus why I'll be ignoring them and there is sod all the supermarkets or parents can do about it. I'd advise everyone to do the same, judging from the last time I visited a supermarket it seems that almost everyone does.
So next time the sanctimonious breeding squad harp on about people parking in these spaces remember, you have no real justification for them at all.
See you in a parent and child space soon.
So next time the sanctimonious breeding squad harp on about people parking in these spaces remember, you have no real justification for them at all.
See you in a parent and child space soon.
09 February 2005, 01:03 PM
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Hmm, what a half hearted reply TA, almost robotic in its repetativeness with the same comments carried over from previous posts on this very thread. What we want is some of the old vitriol and sheer bloody minded nastyness. Must try harder.
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