Just to add, I also hate car park dingers. and have sufferred like everyone else. Including being sat in the car when it has happened.

It's the world we live in, and there are people who think the world owes them, - over everyone else.

Im just curteous to others WHEN it suits me.

 

and if you'd have been hit by this

 

not sure about prime minister but you can't fault his taste in women!!

 

This evening i parked my car in a shops car park whilst the missus stayed in the car.I intentionally parked well out of the way, i come back to the car a few minutes later barely able to squeeze back into my side of the car, some tw@t had parked his Volvo that close!
I asked the wife if the person had knocked my door getting out and she said no as i was quite aggitated at the time.The guy came back as i sat there and got back in, again i didn't notice him knock my door but i was like an angry coiled spring, he noticed me glaring at him and did the same back as we left.I just couldn't understand why he even chose to park how he did in a car park with so much room Do you think it's done intentionally if you have a 'flashy' car? I have a Boxster.

 

Who thinks that the disabled parking bays should be well away from the supermarket doors, as the drivers mostly have wheelchairs anyway and don't have to walk?

 

The term 'Disabled' covers 'ambulant disabled' i.e. not just wheelchair bound. My old man has bad hips for example and has a disabled badge. So in response to your querry, no, these designated spaces (1 in 20 spaces) must be as close to the service as possible.

 

Is parking in the 'drop off' zones considered fair game then?

 

Hope for your sake mate you don't park in a parents with children space where my sister lives or you'll end up with a bit more than a dent in you door.

There is also a safety issue with these spaces don't forget, all these inconsiderate ***** going about in there own little worlds can quit easily revers into a kid whilst leaving a space or simply run one over...yes it can happen!,nearly seen it my self, luckily the parent was quick enough to grab his kid or it could have been nasty.
I'm guessing you don't have kids or have never looked after some as you would know they have a tendency to run everywhere if given the chance.

Oh and I do call this Great Britain since when was it incorrect to do otherwise? I mean we do display GB stickers don't we? and the 'Great' in 'Great Britain' is only shorter for Greater as in size its nothing to do with how wonderful we think we are ....F**k political correctness anyway and f**k inconsiderate tw*ts like you.

lol started ranting sorry I'll take me medication .....

 

Thats the one ,I always do the same

 

I guess the best thing to do is park in a space next to another Scoob, that's if you can find one of course.
As for the trolleys maybe we should all petition the supermarkets to put some sort of rubber round the them....or even easier don't leave the bloomin things in the parking bays!...yes you know who you are you lazy b**gers!.