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dobbo9 Member Since: 04 Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 108 |
I hate going to supermarkets for that reason. No matter how far away you park, you can bet your life that some lonely nutter has cuddled up to you. |
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Sat Jun 14 2014 8:44am |
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Stuart Member Since: 17 Oct 2013 Location: Manchester Posts: 581 |
Its funny how some do that isn't it? You park miles away in a group of empty spaces and still end up with a car close enough you cant open the door.
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Sat Jun 14 2014 9:01am |
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dobbo9 Member Since: 04 Dec 2011 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 108 |
I always drag my daughter with me so that I can officially park in parent and child spaces.
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Sat Jun 14 2014 9:06am |
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mrfixit Member Since: 23 Dec 2010 Location: Bolton Posts: 705 |
Parent and child or 2 spaces for me,they don't care why should I.They most confusing one for me is a trade only supplier I use,they have 30 disabled outside the door! |
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Sat Jun 14 2014 9:48am |
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daveyc Member Since: 09 May 2014 Location: Liverpool / Spain Posts: 56 |
It's the nutter on the bus syndrome you sit down on a empty bus but they always sit next to you , with the car parking its one of my pet hates I could F***ing scream especially in Spain where I live a bumper on a car is exactly that, it would make your hair curl when you see that parallel parking hitting bumpers front and back and then walking a way as if no problem , many years ago I did challenge someone doing it (not to me) he got out and said normal normal and walked off 2006 Hst 4.2 Supercharged , Angel eyes , 2010 rear led lights , indicator / courtesy wing mirror leds, Khan 21" Diamond edition split rims, full spec (running LPG £0.60 per ltr)
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Sat Jun 14 2014 12:28pm |
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RRSTDV8 Member Since: 12 Aug 2011 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 8993 |
I think the British are uniquely worried about small scuffs on cars. Perhaps the Germans too as they can be a bit car mad too. Everyone else just sees a car and gets on with life. But then the British probably spend more than they should on cars in the first place - they seem to be aspirational items in a way that other nations just don't understand. I reckon that anyone who lives in and parks their car in a city just has to accept the fact that with several million people in close proximity you are eventually going to park next to someone who just doesn't care about other people's stuff. 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders 2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed |
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Sat Jun 14 2014 2:22pm |
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