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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: BillyStubbsTears on April 04, 2013, 10:58:50 pm
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You know what really gets my goat. These t**ts who think that the rules don't apply to them. Who think that the rest of us who work hard and keep our noses clean are gullible fools. That they are entitled to fiddle the rest of us. That you can just bend the rules if it makes your life a bit easier. And you'll probably get away with it anyway.
Here's one
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/george-osborne-parks-disabled-bay-1812379
And he's got previous of course. That's the third time in 12 months that he's been caught out thinking the rules don't apply to him.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/georgeosborne/9623740/George-Osborne-caught-in-first-class-with-a-standard-ticket-five-months-ago.html
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He`s an arrogant tosser who`s days in government are numbered!
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There will be plenty of disabled parking bays free soon as none of them will be able to afford to drive soon.
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No there won't. They'll still be occupied by selfish ****s who shouldn't be parked there, only more of them.
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Here's another......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22044198
Note to Ed do what I do on the M62, cruise control, can't go wrong then.....
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Here's another......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22044198
Note to Ed do what I do on the M62, cruise control, can't go wrong then.....
not really the same in my opinion? 56 on a motorway and realising too late there is a speed restriction in place is not the same as parking in a clearly marked disabled bay. is it?
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Here's another......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22044198
Note to Ed do what I do on the M62, cruise control, can't go wrong then.....
not really the same in my opinion? 56 on a motorway and realising too late there is a speed restriction in place is not the same as parking in a clearly marked disabled bay. is it?
How can you realise too late? Speed restrictions are clearly marked, just as much so as disabled parking spaces.
To be honest, speeding is the worst of the two "crimes"
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Here's another......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22044198
Note to Ed do what I do on the M62, cruise control, can't go wrong then.....
not really the same in my opinion? 56 on a motorway and realising too late there is a speed restriction in place is not the same as parking in a clearly marked disabled bay. is it?
How can you realise too late? Speed restrictions are clearly marked, just as much so as disabled parking spaces.
To be honest, speeding is the worst of the two "crimes"
doing 56 on a motorway? hang him I say! lol
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Honestly, this disabled parking issue has really got my gourd.
There is something quintessentially British about sticking to stupid rules. We queue in orderly fashion. We apologise when someone else steps on our toes. And we f**king well do NOT park in disabled bays.
It's our way of showing how superior we are and how superior our civilisation is. We put ourselves out for the good of the collective. It's our modern mini version of the Dunkirk Spirit.
The nearest I come to racist feelings is when I see someone who is clearly not ethnically 10th generation British parking their car on double yellow lines while they nip into the corner shop to buy 20 Woodbines. Because I FVCKING WELL DRIVE ROUND THE BASTA8D CORNER AND PARK 20 FVCKING YARDS AWAY ON A NON_YELLOW LINES ROAD AND I BASTA8D WELL PUT MYSELF OUT BECAUSE I KNOW THAT DOUBLE YELLOW LINES ARE THE BASIS OF CIVILISATION AND HAS NO-ONE TOLD YOU THAT IF YOU IGNORE THIS, YOU WILL CAUSE RACIAL ARMAGEDDON?
So, when I see our Chancellor telling us what is right and wrong about claiming benefits, and then I see him having his chauffeured car park in a disabled bay, I think that he's not really one of us. He doesn't really understand what "British" means.
And while I'm at it, why the f**k did he need to be in a 4x4 to drive up the M1? Did he think it was going to be a vertical road because it went ooop north? The f**king bell end.
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There will be plenty of disabled parking bays free soon as none of them will be able to afford to drive soon.
Couple of Sundays back I gave a disabled driver a bollocking for trying to pull into a parent and child space at Aldi same time as me. Deadlock between our Citroen Picasso and his ickle Fiat Cinquecento.
His excuse was 'there isnt a disabled bay spare' .....waving a disabled badge at me with a photo on it that appeared to be for someone atleast 20 yrs older than him (no one else in the car).
Regardless anyway, what gives the right for a disabled driver to take the parent and child spaces? I sure as hell know that if I have the car loaded with kids I can't use a disabled space...nor would I.
Needless to say, after a couple of minutes he buggered off and parked elsewhere...then crossed Barnsley Road and went into St Leonards Church there for the Sunday Service - cheeky bas**rd.
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TWD, perhaps he was hoping for a miraculous cure, effing god botherers.
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There will be plenty of disabled parking bays free soon as none of them will be able to afford to drive soon.
Couple of Sundays back I gave a disabled driver a bollocking for trying to pull into a parent and child space at Aldi same time as me. Deadlock between our Citroen Picasso and his ickle Fiat Cinquecento.
His excuse was 'there isnt a disabled bay spare' .....waving a disabled badge at me with a photo on it that appeared to be for someone atleast 20 yrs older than him (no one else in the car).
Regardless anyway, what gives the right for a disabled driver to take the parent and child spaces? I sure as hell know that if I have the car loaded with kids I can't use a disabled space...nor would I.
Needless to say, after a couple of minutes he buggered off and parked elsewhere...then crossed Barnsley Road and went into St Leonards Church there for the Sunday Service - cheeky bas**rd.
Disabled bays on private land are unenforceable and are not covered by the blue badge scheme, parent and child bays are also unenforceable on private land and are not required on council car parks, there is absolutely no legal requirement to provide parent and child parking bays at all!