Just out of interest is everyone who claims benefit a lazy scrounger who should get of their fat, lazy arses and get a ****ing job?
Being fat and ugly doesn't count as being disabled
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Just out of interest is everyone who claims benefit a lazy scrounger who should get of their fat, lazy arses and get a ****ing job?
Me too. Having a child seat in the back of the car also opens up the parent and child spaces as well.
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Pretty much any supermarket is like this. Local Sainsbury opens at 7am (or maybe 8? I forget) but at opening time, there is usually a queue of coffinchasers all lined up with their trolley.
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She should have a blue badge, simple.
You are going to get abuse parking in a disabled bay without one.
You are going to get abuse parking in a disabled bay without one.
Good point raised by somebody..
You have to be some extra special kind of **** to write a note like that and have absolutely no idea why that person is parking in that kind of spot in the first place.
Clearly a woman's writing, i wonder why she has a bee in her bonnet ?
Why do some people get so overly concerned in affairs that they literally have no understanding or comprehension of
? Whats wrong with a good "tut" and getting on with your own boring life !
You have to be some extra special kind of **** to write a note like that and have absolutely no idea why that person is parking in that kind of spot in the first place.
Clearly a woman's writing, i wonder why she has a bee in her bonnet ?
Why do some people get so overly concerned in affairs that they literally have no understanding or comprehension of
? Whats wrong with a good "tut" and getting on with your own boring life !I know someone (wouldn't call him a friend, as he's a bit of a ****) that parks in disabled bays all the time.
Nothing wrong with him physically and never has any issues.
Most he gets is looks from other people. I'll admit that when I saw him do the old "fake limp thing" in front of someone I couldn't hold in a chuckle
Anyway, yeah, he's says he's got a friend that's a cop that told him there's nothing legally wrong with parking in a "disabled" bay and in Scotland they can't clamp/fine you either.
Nothing wrong with him physically and never has any issues.
Most he gets is looks from other people. I'll admit that when I saw him do the old "fake limp thing" in front of someone I couldn't hold in a chuckle
Anyway, yeah, he's says he's got a friend that's a cop that told him there's nothing legally wrong with parking in a "disabled" bay and in Scotland they can't clamp/fine you either.
My nephew has autism, and yes my sister has a blue badge for him because he is registered disabled.
He does have hypertonia and low muscle tone too, so he can't exactly walk very far.
But I'm sure he has it for autism.
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Very good. They'd run out quick if all the autists on here applied though.
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If that a description of you, good on you. But!
Taking a bus is not hard
It is when it eats up 3 hours of my day.
My working day is literally 12+ hours long, 5 days a week.
I worked out I spend 5 entire days a year stood waiting for buses. Depressing lol
My Friend has fibro, 3 slipped discs and in chronic pain so if i take her shopping we use a disabled bay. She is not entitled to a badge as she would lose a lot of her mobility payment... and apparently she is not "disabled enough" whatever that means.
Anyone who gives me a stare gets a mouthful. You do not have to display a badge to use a bay in a private car park.... only on street parking where disability badges are valid.
If you are disabled or need extra space ( such as my dad who has had a knee op and cannot get in or out of the car without the door fully open ) then use a disabled bay in the supermarket. If anyone kicks off then complain to the store manager.
This story is typical of the selfish kind of people who will say nothing but leave notes.... got something to say? Do it in person or put a sock in it.
Oh and on the subject of badges, its is a lot harder to get one now. My 78 year old dad was refused one even though he has just had his second knee surgery and cannot bend his leg enough to get out of the car unless the door is wide open. He walks with a stick but because he can walk 50 yards without aid he was refused. They do not hand them out like candy anymore, and i think some people in here are still under the illusion that its straightforward to get one.
You have to be so disabled as to not be able to walk/crawl/roll 50 yards by yourself before you are considered.
Anyone who gives me a stare gets a mouthful. You do not have to display a badge to use a bay in a private car park.... only on street parking where disability badges are valid.
If you are disabled or need extra space ( such as my dad who has had a knee op and cannot get in or out of the car without the door fully open ) then use a disabled bay in the supermarket. If anyone kicks off then complain to the store manager.
This story is typical of the selfish kind of people who will say nothing but leave notes.... got something to say? Do it in person or put a sock in it.
Oh and on the subject of badges, its is a lot harder to get one now. My 78 year old dad was refused one even though he has just had his second knee surgery and cannot bend his leg enough to get out of the car unless the door is wide open. He walks with a stick but because he can walk 50 yards without aid he was refused. They do not hand them out like candy anymore, and i think some people in here are still under the illusion that its straightforward to get one.
You have to be so disabled as to not be able to walk/crawl/roll 50 yards by yourself before you are considered.
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Well when I take a one of my disabled relatives out I always have problems finding a spot. But I guess you'd know better than me because you are a social worker ...
I've seen a lot of adult + 7-14yr old kid using these spaces. Clearly missing the point, even though they are technically "parent and child".