Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
#1
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Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
.....as the anal retentive jumped up little shits on sticks that are the old age 'i have more rights than you' drains on the NHS living in Littleport, Ely?
Need to rant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in the process of selling my father's magazine collections. One weighs 35kg. In addition to a 20kg parcel I had 2 more weighing 15kg. THe only parking outside the post office is a disabled bay. The other parking is a 100yd walk away.
I figured, get parcels out, stagger to post office, dump them, repark.
Waited patiently for old codger with probably EVERY ailment in the world to drive out of space and i followed him in. Staggered to door with 20kg parcel on my shoulders - of course old people dont have to open doors, or hold them open, and so they didnt.
I drop off the box in the PO, came out to my car to see old codger had driven the full one mile around the one way system back to where he had parked, only to tell me that i was in a disabled bay. I replied - yes i know, these boxes are very heavy and I would drop off the other load and then move the car. was he ok to wait?
thats a disabled space you know - yes i do know, as i have already explained i will move it in a bit.
thats a disabled bay you shouldnt be there - LOOK, I am aware of this, just wait a....
then old codger with tea cosy on head pipes up - YOU shouldnt be THERE. its a disabled, waving her blinking walking stick at me - obviously doesnt need it if she can afford to wave it in my face.
then i lost it
FFS!!!!! Can YOU carry 35kg of parcels?
she replied yes
so i dumped the rest at her feet and said - there you carry that for me. how about YOU help ME!!! How about i take you to the car park and you walk this lot to the post office for me. how about YOU give ME a break.
I called the dickweed in the car a tosser, and her a little female dog - by this point i was screaming at them. I had an audience and everything.
I stormed into the PO and burst into tears.
Now i feel a right prize lemon.
I must have been an extremely wicked person in my previous life to get all this crap this year - wishing someone would just ease up on me, just this once.
AGHGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH HHHH
I know it was a bloomin disabled bay. and i know i shouldnt have been there. but i just needed that help - for a couple minutes. and this is what i got instead.
Need to rant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in the process of selling my father's magazine collections. One weighs 35kg. In addition to a 20kg parcel I had 2 more weighing 15kg. THe only parking outside the post office is a disabled bay. The other parking is a 100yd walk away.
I figured, get parcels out, stagger to post office, dump them, repark.
Waited patiently for old codger with probably EVERY ailment in the world to drive out of space and i followed him in. Staggered to door with 20kg parcel on my shoulders - of course old people dont have to open doors, or hold them open, and so they didnt.
I drop off the box in the PO, came out to my car to see old codger had driven the full one mile around the one way system back to where he had parked, only to tell me that i was in a disabled bay. I replied - yes i know, these boxes are very heavy and I would drop off the other load and then move the car. was he ok to wait?
thats a disabled space you know - yes i do know, as i have already explained i will move it in a bit.
thats a disabled bay you shouldnt be there - LOOK, I am aware of this, just wait a....
then old codger with tea cosy on head pipes up - YOU shouldnt be THERE. its a disabled, waving her blinking walking stick at me - obviously doesnt need it if she can afford to wave it in my face.
then i lost it
FFS!!!!! Can YOU carry 35kg of parcels?
she replied yes
so i dumped the rest at her feet and said - there you carry that for me. how about YOU help ME!!! How about i take you to the car park and you walk this lot to the post office for me. how about YOU give ME a break.
I called the dickweed in the car a tosser, and her a little female dog - by this point i was screaming at them. I had an audience and everything.
I stormed into the PO and burst into tears.
Now i feel a right prize lemon.
I must have been an extremely wicked person in my previous life to get all this crap this year - wishing someone would just ease up on me, just this once.
AGHGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH HHHH
I know it was a bloomin disabled bay. and i know i shouldnt have been there. but i just needed that help - for a couple minutes. and this is what i got instead.
#2
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by dreamfish
.....as the anal retentive jumped up little shits on sticks that are the old age 'i have more rights than you' drains on the NHS living in Littleport, Ely?
Need to rant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in the process of selling my father's magazine collections. One weighs 35kg. In addition to a 20kg parcel I had 2 more weighing 15kg. THe only parking outside the post office is a disabled bay. The other parking is a 100yd walk away.
I figured, get parcels out, stagger to post office, dump them, repark.
Waited patiently for old codger with probably EVERY ailment in the world to drive out of space and i followed him in. Staggered to door with 20kg parcel on my shoulders - of course old people dont have to open doors, or hold them open, and so they didnt.
I drop off the box in the PO, came out to my car to see old codger had driven the full one mile around the one way system back to where he had parked, only to tell me that i was in a disabled bay. I replied - yes i know, these boxes are very heavy and I would drop off the other load and then move the car. was he ok to wait?
thats a disabled space you know - yes i do know, as i have already explained i will move it in a bit.
thats a disabled bay you shouldnt be there - LOOK, I am aware of this, just wait a....
then old codger with tea cosy on head pipes up - YOU shouldnt be THERE. its a disabled, waving her blinking walking stick at me - obviously doesnt need it if she can afford to wave it in my face.
then i lost it
FFS!!!!! Can YOU carry 35kg of parcels?
she replied yes
so i dumped the rest at her feet and said - there you carry that for me. how about YOU help ME!!! How about i take you to the car park and you walk this lot to the post office for me. how about YOU give ME a break.
I called the dickweed in the car a tosser, and her a little female dog - by this point i was screaming at them. I had an audience and everything.
I stormed into the PO and burst into tears.
Now i feel a right prize lemon.
I must have been an extremely wicked person in my previous life to get all this crap this year - wishing someone would just ease up on me, just this once.
AGHGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH HHHH
I know it was a bloomin disabled bay. and i know i shouldnt have been there. but i just needed that help - for a couple minutes. and this is what i got instead.
Need to rant!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am in the process of selling my father's magazine collections. One weighs 35kg. In addition to a 20kg parcel I had 2 more weighing 15kg. THe only parking outside the post office is a disabled bay. The other parking is a 100yd walk away.
I figured, get parcels out, stagger to post office, dump them, repark.
Waited patiently for old codger with probably EVERY ailment in the world to drive out of space and i followed him in. Staggered to door with 20kg parcel on my shoulders - of course old people dont have to open doors, or hold them open, and so they didnt.
I drop off the box in the PO, came out to my car to see old codger had driven the full one mile around the one way system back to where he had parked, only to tell me that i was in a disabled bay. I replied - yes i know, these boxes are very heavy and I would drop off the other load and then move the car. was he ok to wait?
thats a disabled space you know - yes i do know, as i have already explained i will move it in a bit.
thats a disabled bay you shouldnt be there - LOOK, I am aware of this, just wait a....
then old codger with tea cosy on head pipes up - YOU shouldnt be THERE. its a disabled, waving her blinking walking stick at me - obviously doesnt need it if she can afford to wave it in my face.
then i lost it
FFS!!!!! Can YOU carry 35kg of parcels?
she replied yes
so i dumped the rest at her feet and said - there you carry that for me. how about YOU help ME!!! How about i take you to the car park and you walk this lot to the post office for me. how about YOU give ME a break.
I called the dickweed in the car a tosser, and her a little female dog - by this point i was screaming at them. I had an audience and everything.
I stormed into the PO and burst into tears.
Now i feel a right prize lemon.
I must have been an extremely wicked person in my previous life to get all this crap this year - wishing someone would just ease up on me, just this once.
AGHGHGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH HHHH
I know it was a bloomin disabled bay. and i know i shouldnt have been there. but i just needed that help - for a couple minutes. and this is what i got instead.
As for standing up for yourself fair play, not enough people do it nowadays!
Ignore the whinging old gits! Sending good wishes and some good luck to you now!!!
#3
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Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
thank you for your support. i do know how you feel too, having cared a for a number of disabled people.
i am just so annoyed that the council dont make provision for the rest of us.
i am just so annoyed that the council dont make provision for the rest of us.
#4
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
I saw an article about supermarkets having to CCTV spaces cos people were getting attacked for using them. What a society we live in! (Well not for much longer! )
#5
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by dreamfish
thank you for your support. i do know how you feel too, having cared a for a number of disabled people.
i am just so annoyed that the council dont make provision for the rest of us.
i am just so annoyed that the council dont make provision for the rest of us.
Donna
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Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Yes, they are as possessive... because non disabled people are using them "for just a few minutes"... sorry, I come down on the side of the disabled sticker holder - you shouldn't use it! Ever, at all
If the boxes were too heavy to carry 100m, then take a trolley... or a big bloke that can carry them...
If the boxes were too heavy to carry 100m, then take a trolley... or a big bloke that can carry them...
#7
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Here's a thought - YOU WERE WRONG!!
You decided to be cheeky and use a disabled space, even for just a few minutes. And then when you get caught, you don't say something like "I'm really sorry, won't happen again gov", you instead make excuses and start calling your accusers names. That was WRONG.
I honestly can't see how you feel yourself the victim.
Anyway, in response to the thread title - No - disabled kiwis would probably avoid a conflict and just mutter under their breath about young people these days have no respect
You decided to be cheeky and use a disabled space, even for just a few minutes. And then when you get caught, you don't say something like "I'm really sorry, won't happen again gov", you instead make excuses and start calling your accusers names. That was WRONG.
I honestly can't see how you feel yourself the victim.
Anyway, in response to the thread title - No - disabled kiwis would probably avoid a conflict and just mutter under their breath about young people these days have no respect
#8
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
"I must have been an extremely wicked person in my previous life to get all this crap this year - wishing someone would just ease up on me, just this once." Quote.
This bit I empathise with and I think if you're anything like me it was a bad reaction to a bad feeling on a bad day - not necessarily their fault, not necessarily your fault, just happened and you reacted, perhaps not as you normally would have done.
Hey, we've all done it, anyone who says they haven't is fibbing. Maybe not the parking in the disabled space, but maybe the reaction to a situation.
You'll have forgotten all about it in a few days.
This bit I empathise with and I think if you're anything like me it was a bad reaction to a bad feeling on a bad day - not necessarily their fault, not necessarily your fault, just happened and you reacted, perhaps not as you normally would have done.
Hey, we've all done it, anyone who says they haven't is fibbing. Maybe not the parking in the disabled space, but maybe the reaction to a situation.
You'll have forgotten all about it in a few days.
#9
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by Am Loolah
This bit I empathise with and I think if you're anything like me it was a bad reaction to a bad feeling on a bad day - not necessarily their fault, not necessarily your fault, just happened and you reacted, perhaps not as you normally would have done.
#10
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Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
LOL - amusing replies all.
yes i totally agree and have admitted i was in the wrong. just i dont think i deserved to be 'set upon' by two cronies.
maybe its the embarrassment of it all i dont know
feeling much better now though
yes i totally agree and have admitted i was in the wrong. just i dont think i deserved to be 'set upon' by two cronies.
maybe its the embarrassment of it all i dont know
feeling much better now though
#11
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by dreamfish
LOL - amusing replies all.
yes i totally agree and have admitted i was in the wrong. just i dont think i deserved to be 'set upon' by two cronies.
maybe its the embarrassment of it all i dont know
feeling much better now though
yes i totally agree and have admitted i was in the wrong. just i dont think i deserved to be 'set upon' by two cronies.
maybe its the embarrassment of it all i dont know
feeling much better now though
Look on the bright side - you don't know them, you'll never see them again, and even if you do ... you may recognise them, but I can pretty much guarantee, they won't have a clue who you are!
#12
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by danny.f
Have some Karma to calma you down - although I must admit I get hysterical when someone with no kids parks in the child parking bay at the supermarket and I have to drag 3 kids a mile from the top car park in the rain, dodging reversing cars and ... you get the drift.
Donna
Donna
I once parked in a disabled spot for 1 minute I have to admit (outside a small Tescos).... as soon as I parked there some old crony was banging on my window telling me I coudnt park there. I started to get out the car saying I only wanted to go to the cashpoint and that I couldnt walk far.... she started again and then she saw that I was on crutches and shut up. Id smashed my leg up really badly and was able to drive an automatic car (luckily broke my non-driving leg) but not walk far. Some people get on their high horses way too quickly.
#13
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Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by Am Loolah
Look on the bright side - you don't know them, you'll never see them again, and even if you do ... you may recognise them, but I can pretty much guarantee, they won't have a clue who you are!
#14
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by dreamfish
ahhh there's the problem you see. i live in a village for local people. they are inbreds. were so excited when us outsiders moved in - fresh blood, new genes!!
#15
Re: Are Kiwis as possessive about their disabled parking spaces....
Originally Posted by Am Loolah
Hee, hee, hee, do they have 6 fingers on each hand like they do here?!