Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Fri Oct 21, 2011 6:35 pm  

Threads that run and run and run!!!!!!!

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Fri Oct 21, 2011 7:21 pm  

- Watching drivers refuse to move for an emergency vehicle, making it go around them. You'd soon be suing the ambulance service if it was your relative that died because the paramedics didn't get there quick enough!

- Anyone who parks in an ambulance bay at the hospital. Why should paramedics have to struggle just so you can park 10ft closer to the door?

- People who use disabled spaces who don't need them.
People who use parent and baby spaces with:
a) No kids
b) Older children who can walk
Both disabled and parent & baby spaces are designed with wide access for wheelchairs/prams/mobility scooters/walkers/whatever. Your 10-year-old daughter does not count as a child and is perfectly capable of walking an extra 10ft to the door. But I'm sure the mum who's struggling to get her baby carrier out of the rear car door in the tiny regular space is glad she could help make your life easier.

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Sat Oct 22, 2011 1:19 pm  

Life......

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Sat Oct 22, 2011 3:42 pm  

La la.la.la.la.
Life is Life..

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 9:03 am  

Watching a murdering scumbag like Martin McGuiness continuing to play the respectable statesman when what both he and the likes of Gerry Adams should of got was a SAS bullet in the head a long time ago

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 9:22 am  

Rugbychick™ wrote:

People who use disabled spaces who don't need them.
People who use parent and baby spaces with:
a) No kids
b) Older children who can walk

As a parent with 2 young kids, this really gets me wound up!! Saw Gareth Hock do this at Asda in Golborne once!

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 9:27 am  

[quote="Wire in Ashton"]Saw Gareth Hock do this at Asda in Golborne once! [/quote]

He has the thought process of a 2 year old so is well within his rights

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 9:47 am  

could his face be classed as a disability?

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:15 am  

People who think they have a right to park right by the doors, just because they have kids (no I don't park in spaces not designated for me).

Re: O/T Irrational Irritations away from Sport : Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:11 am  

Horatio Yed wrote:

could his face be classed as a disability?

Well it worked for John Merrick