Verbally Assaulted

Jawgap

sydthebeat wrote: »

"Butt hurt misogynist snowflake seeks justice after admonishing from irate pensioner"

I demand this be made into a movie!

....with Al Pacino.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA0glbG6c-8

EnergyBlaster

mayway wrote: »

You were there, were you? You're an arrogant jumped up turd who has no idea what they're talking about. Go away, moron. You're the "asshole", clearly.

Bit of an escalation there.

idnkph

mayway wrote:

I have. Why? Have you ever heard of pointlessness or stupidity? Or talking without saying anything?

We the public don't need to say much. You speak volumes about yourself.

mayway

The look on his purple face as I sped away laughing was priceless.

kirving

mayway wrote: »

Unfortunately, unlike a lot of the lazy slobs I see around the school I have to work so I've no choice but to drop them in the car.

That still isn't a reason.

mayway wrote: »

Anyway, I can assure you that I was properly parked.

Again, how far for the driveway? Can he safely see the full road when pulling out of the drive? You know, to see the kids who walk or cycle?

mayway

EnergyBlaster wrote: »

mayway wrote: »

You were there, were you? You're an arrogant jumped up turd who has no idea what they're talking about. Go away, moron. You're the "asshole", clearly.

Bit of an escalation there.

* sigh *

Why are there so many people on here who have literally nothing to say but post anyway? Is it some kind of disease?

Jawgap

mayway wrote: »

The look on his purple face as I sped away laughing was priceless.

Speeding in the vicinity of a school!

I'm outraged - who do I see to get justice for all the kids put at risk!

Joe Duffy?

mayway

Kevin Irving wrote: »

mayway wrote: »

Unfortunately, unlike a lot of the lazy slobs I see around the school I have to work so I've no choice but to drop them in the car.

That still isn't a reason.

mayway wrote: »

Anyway, I can assure you that I was properly parked.

Again, how far for the driveway? Can he safely see the full road when pulling out of the drive? You know, to see the kids who walk or cycle?

Of course it's a reason but rest assured I don't care what you think as you have zero idea what you're talking about.

Collie D

mayway wrote: »

The look on his purple face as I sped away laughing was priceless.

Surely you obeyed the low speed limits in a school zone?

mayway

The tail end of my car was 4 inches from his driveway. Not blocking his driveway in any shape or form.

Payton

mayway wrote: »

The look on his purple face as I sped away laughing was priceless.

^^^ That is very very disturbing!!

EnergyBlaster

mayway wrote: »

* sigh *

Why are there so many people on here who have literally nothing to say but post anyway? Is it some kind of disease?

A bit of introspection may be in order at this point.

mayway

Jawgap wrote: »

sydthebeat wrote: »

"Butt hurt misogynist snowflake seeks justice after admonishing from irate pensioner"

I demand this be made into a movie!

....with Al Pacino.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA0glbG6c-8

Excellent!

sydthebeat

EnergyBlaster wrote: »

A bit of introspection may be in order at this point.

Sounds like his head is already up his own ass.

Skyfarm

It's Sunday,can we all just breathe and not insult.

Aside from the insults to the "cranky old git" this must be torture every day being blocked in,and i have no doubt the i own the road under my car people would give him endless grief 5/6 times a day..

mayway

Does this person get an infraction for being uncivil? Or am I the only one?

Frustrating.

Sarn

mayway wrote: »

The tail end of my car was 4 inches from his driveway. Not blocking his driveway in any shape or form.

So it could have made it difficult for him to manoeuvre out of his drive?

mayway

sydthebeat wrote: »

EnergyBlaster wrote: »

A bit of introspection may be in order at this point.

Sounds like his head is already up his own ass.

This is incredibly rude and offensive to me personally.

Jawgap

Sarn wrote: »

So it could have made it difficult for him to manoeuvre out of his drive?

.....and no doubt see down the road to see what's coming?

Jimbob1977

I am always fascinated at the sloth and laziness of school drop-offs.

Our local school (rural) has no single yellow lines nor double yellow lines outside.

Parents park on the roadside because there's no lines and, hence, no laws broken. However, their parking obstructs half the road and 'line of sight'. When leaving the car park, you're taking a gamble. The principal brings the issue up frequently, but it falls on deaf ears.

There is ample parking 50 metres away. If it was used, there would be a beautiful flow of traffic.

Just like shopping centres..... Able-bodied drivers taking disabled bays. Shoppers hogging four spaces by parking at the intersection of four bays. Motorists driving the wrong way.... despite big painted arrows on the tarmac.

mayway

Sarn wrote: »

mayway wrote: »

The tail end of my car was 4 inches from his driveway. Not blocking his driveway in any shape or form.

So it could have made it difficult for him to manoeuvre out of his drive?

If he can't drive that's his problem. No need to spout crap about it. He could always go get lessons.

mayway

Jimbob1977 wrote: »

I am always fascinated at the sloth and laziness of school drop-offs.

Our local school (rural) has no single yellow lines nor double yellow lines outside.

Parents park on the roadside because there's no lines and, hence, no laws broken. However, their parking obstructs half the road and 'line of sight'. When leaving the car park, you're taking a gamble. The principal brings the issue up frequently, but it falls on deaf ears.

There is ample parking 50 metres away. If it was used, there would be a beautiful flow of traffic.

Just like shopping centres..... Able-bodied drivers taking disabled bays. Shoppers hogging four spaces by parking at the intersection of four bays. Motorists driving the wrong way.... despite big painted arrows on the tarmac.

This post refers to people who drop their kids off as lazy. This is rude and offensive to me personally. Take that!

sydthebeat

mayway wrote: »

This is incredibly rude and offensive to me personally.

Aww what's the matter petal?

kirving

mayway wrote: »

The tail end of my car was 4 inches from his driveway. Not blocking his driveway in any shape or form.

Inconsiderate, and pretty poor driving from yourself there. Even if he can drive out, the visibility is limited and is an added danger to other kids near a school.

anewme

mayway wrote: »

The number of fat tracksuited up disgusting women ..

OP must be a style icon.

picture a slim sharp suited Don Draper mean n moody type as he makes his way into the civil service.

At the sight of this stylish love God, the fat tracksuit brigade wet themselves and go weak at the knees, hence they just park anywhere to get their daily sight of our hero, who really thinks they are disgusting but flashes them a come hither smile as he taps his cigarette ash out the window.

Could you have dropped a butt OP, hence the verbal assault from the older gent?

mayway

Collie D wrote: »

mayway wrote: »

The look on his purple face as I sped away laughing was priceless.

Surely you obeyed the low speed limits in a school zone?

Yes, absolutely.

Jawgap

mayway wrote: »

The tail end of my car was 4 inches from his driveway. Not blocking his driveway in any shape or form.

Sounds like you were inconsiderate in your parking and he was intemperate in his response.....

......two of you in it, by the sounds of things.

mayway

anewme wrote: »

mayway wrote: »

The number of fat tracksuited up disgusting women ..

OP must be a style icon.

picture a slim sharp suited Don Draper mean n moody type as he makes his way into the civil service.

At the sight of this stylish love God, the fat tracksuit brigade wet themselves and go weak at the knees, hence they just park anywhere to get their daily sight of our hero, who really thinks they are disgusting but flashes them a come hither smile as he taps his cigarette ash out the window.

Could you have dropped a butt OP, hence the verbal assault from the older gent?

I said I work for a living. I don't sit around scratching myself all day in the civil service that's for sure.

Jimbob1977

mayway wrote: »

This post refers to people who drop their kids off as lazy. This is rude and offensive to me personally. Take that!

This makes no sense. I drop off my own children in a car also.

Plus I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to poor parking at my own school.

I have doubts about the seriousness of this thread. Seems like a spoof now

Collie D

mayway wrote: »

I said I work for a living. I don't sit around scratching myself all day in the civil service that's for sure.

Have you ever considered you may have a certain attitude that rubs people up the wrong way?

kirving

mayway wrote: »

I said I work for a living. I don't sit around scratching myself all day in the civil service that's for sure.

I doubt it, not in a real job anyway. You'd last about 2 days with that attitude.

mayway

Jimbob1977 wrote: »

I am always fascinated at the sloth and laziness of school drop-offs.

Our local school (rural) has no single yellow lines nor double yellow lines outside.

Parents park on the roadside because there's no lines and, hence, no laws broken. However, their parking obstructs half the road and 'line of sight'. When leaving the car park, you're taking a gamble. The principal brings the issue up frequently, but it falls on deaf ears.

There is ample parking 50 metres away. If it was used, there would be a beautiful flow of traffic.

Just like shopping centres..... Able-bodied drivers taking disabled bays. Shoppers hogging four spaces by parking at the intersection of four bays. Motorists driving the wrong way.... despite big painted arrows on the tarmac.

At our school some of the fat tracksuit heifers park where there are not only double yellows but cones as well. I've actually seen these disgusting fat messes driving over the cones. They are revolting in the extreme.

BuffyBot

mayway wrote: »

Any thoughts?

Mostly "how on earth do you think this falls in the remit of this forum?"