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OldmanMondeo wrote: »Go in to any Tesco car park and you will see same type of parking. Also, the special needs in tescos is usually both sides of the footpath, hope I didn't catch you out there...
Sadly only on one side in Tesco Kilrush, nice try though.
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I didn't get a picture, but there was a guy (a slimy scumbag, late 20's stockbroker or estate agent looking tw@t) standing with his new Audi TT and two equally slimy looking mates in the Blanch shopping centre car park next to TGI Fridays scratching his head looking at the big yellow clamp on his wheel for parking in one of the few disabled spaces in the 3/4 empty car park.
to say I was fecking delighted would be an understatement.
my dad is in a wheelchair and is forever having issues getting a parking space, so it was immensely satisfying to see one of these feckers getting (at least a little bit, minus the beating) getting what was coming to them.
I actually went back to the car with some shopping with the intention of getting a picture, but he'd managed to get it taken off and had gone by the time I got back.
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Why park in one of the many, many empty spaces in a car park when you can abandon it at the end of a row of properly parked cars , in a driving lane of a car park?
There are always cars parked like that there so it seems to be accepted. But when the car park is empty.....
The disabled space is just behind it at the front of the Vectra of it and the other day a well built guy about 6'2 got out of a Mondeo with a baby seat and seemed to be well able to walk just fine in to the hospital. Just aswell the poor guy didnt have to walk an extra 5 metres from all the emoty spots.
Just to prove it wasnt a fluke, he was back the next day:
Lidl, New Nangor road Clondalkin. Since the bakery has been built , taking up 8 or so spaces near the door, some folk feel they should still be able to park that close , even if it means parking blocking cars from driving around the car park.
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Guy:Incognito wrote: »Why park in one of the many, many empty spaces in a car park when you can abandon it at the end of a row of properly parked cars , in a driving lane of a car park?
There are always cars parked like that there so it seems to be accepted. But when the car park is empty.....
The disabled space is just behind it at the front of the Vectra of it and the other day a well built guy about 6'2 got out of a Mondeo with a baby seat and seemed to be well able to walk just fine in to the hospital. Just aswell the poor guy didnt have to walk an extra 5 metres from all the emoty spots.
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Just to prove it wasnt a fluke, he was back the next day:
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Ah the Coombe! The only time I've ever seen that carpark empty is at night time when all the daddies are gone home! Bit of a pain in the ass alright... But give the man a break, he was going to collect his newborn
Maybe on a bit of a high and didn't realise it was a disabled space. 0 -
But give the man a break, he was going to collect his newborn Maybe on a bit of a high and didn't realise it was a disabled space.
If only they had a big Blue sign with a picture of a wheelchair on it that would be right in front of you at the end of th ebonnet when parking...........:)
Something like the one that can bee seen off to the right of the Vectra above maybe?
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Ah the Coombe! The only time I've ever seen that carpark empty is at night time when all the daddies are gone home! Bit of a pain in the ass alright... But give the man a break, he was going to collect his newborn Maybe on a bit of a high and didn't realise it was a disabled space.
Ah but he did say in his post that the two pics of the focus were taken on two seperate days that removes the fact he was rushing to be at the birth or to pick up the child and shows hes just a general obnoxious parker;). Either that or plain stupid and didnt realise were he was parking.0 -
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Antikythera wrote: »Westgrove Hotel, Clane.
I wonder if this cretin is even capable of tying his own shoelaces?
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Taken at Woodies/Lidl in Tallaght yesterday. Another lovely feature was the two fat mothers who had parked their MPVs in both of the disabled access spaces right in front of Woodies so their kids wouldn't have too far to walk into the shop... :mad:0 -
Taken at Woodies/Lidl in Tallaght yesterday. Another lovely feature was the two fat mothers who had parked their MPVs in both of the disabled access spaces right in front of Woodies so their kids wouldn't have too far to walk into the shop... :mad:
whats wrong with that, can you not see he is a taximan?0 -
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luvbulmers01 wrote: »Ah but he did say in his post that the two pics of the focus were taken on two seperate days that removes the fact he was rushing to be at the birth or to pick up the child and shows hes just a general obnoxious parker;). Either that or plain stupid and didnt realise were he was parking.
Ah but's he not talking about the dude in the focus... he's talking about someone who parked in the disabled bay to the right of the vectra and he didn't get a pic of it The focus is downright obnoxious, and knowing how busy that car park can be and how nice the security are in the Coombe when it was full the day I was leaving with my newborn they let my partner park in the staff car park while he was collecting me 0 -
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Antikythera wrote: »Westgrove Hotel, Clane.
I wonder if this cretin is even capable of tying his own shoelaces?
Is the car in the foreground parked on the roundabout, or driving blind?0 -
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