Crystal_sword wrote:i think we've got the answer already...
horse's FTW !!
now time to lock this thre......wait, i dont have Mod Powers do i.....yet...
On a more serious note, i think we should just give the Disabled better access. end of the day their disabled and are going to need it.
Those who are not disabled will not really need it, and a few extra seconds walk will only make his fitness better.
I think your English is Disabled ( !! )
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fdave wrote:
I've got a bit of an issue with 'single-parent' parking just because I feel people have got a choice whether to have kids/split with their partner, whereas disabled people don't have a choice.
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Where does it say 'single-parent' parking?? The main advantage of these spaces is the additional space on either side, because getting your kids in and out of the car can be very difficult if there is not enough space. You have to be able to lean in and over their seats to be able to do the belt up, and lifting them into a car seat from an awkward angle through a narrow gap can be a back-wrecking exercise in itself. Hint: try thinking about things just a little bit.
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WiredWorm wrote:
I actually make a point of parking as far away from the entrance as I can - mainly because it reduces the risk of trolley/car collisions and it's about the only exercise I get at times......
I just go shopping at 2am, nobody around, parking spaces right next to the store free, peace and quiet, no chavs in their 1985 fiestas/Novas/taxi home(trolley) buggering up my paint work, problem solved ineh
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