The pintsofguinness / Snowed Under argument thread

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THE MIGHTY QUINN

Well Armagh4Sam said you were some months ago and I believe him

Puckoon

Quote from: ziggysego on November 27, 2007, 10:20:38 PM
Last week at Omagh College, a disabled woman couldn't get parked in the disabled spots as they were all taken up by non-disabled person. So she parked behind one of them, blocking them in. She then went into the College, a wrote a note

"You took my spot, so I blocked you in" and stuck it to the back window of the offending car.

And to think I took the day off the gaaboard and actually worked - I missed all the excitement.
Ziggy - thats a cracking move.

Snowed Under

Quote from: pintsofguinness on November 27, 2007, 08:24:44 PM
snowedunder


She's not a mother and toddler?

What about elderly people?

Unwell people?

Someone with a broken leg?



Are you and your children more entitled to a space at the door than these people?

What do you think of some of the comments on that thread, in particular the two I posted, aren't those a reflection of the attitudes of the parents that use these spaces?

You really are getting more and more pathetic - I constantly said that I believe no parent would have an issue with a disabled person parking in a mother/toddler space, I am sure the case is true for other people who need assistance, your whole ethos is f**k the lazy selfish parents because supermarkets / shopping centres make spaces available to aid mothers and toddlers for safety reasons above all else.  You obviously believe these spaces should be for people who require assistance but your hatred of parents and children blind you from the fact that they too may require assistance and your constant and deliberate parking in thses spaces shows you don't really give a f**k about anyone who may require asistance.

Snowed Under

Quote from: THE MIGHTY QUINN on November 27, 2007, 11:24:46 PM
Snowed, I'm begining to think you're not cut out for the old parenting lark. You'd think you were the only person in the world that ever had toddlers. Lighten up a bit. Pints, himself an angry man, is right about the parent and toddler spaces, there's no need for them to be positioned where they are right beside the shops. There's a lot more justification for such spaces to be reserved for old people who, while they may not be disabled, are not as fit and agile as young parents.

Please enlighten me on these comments - some examples of my quotes would be helpful.  By the way do you think that Pints is fully justified in parking in them to run in for his sweets?

Snowed Under

Quote from: ziggysego on November 27, 2007, 10:20:38 PM
Last week at Omagh College, a disabled woman couldn't get parked in the disabled spots as they were all taken up by non-disabled person. So she parked behind one of them, blocking them in. She then went into the College, a wrote a note

"You took my spot, so I blocked you in" and stuck it to the back window of the offending car.

Brillant  :D , hope the offending person had to go early that day, but due to the situation I bet they lay low until all were gone. 

Gnevin

Quote from: Snowed Under on November 28, 2007, 07:19:53 AM
Quote from: ziggysego on November 27, 2007, 10:20:38 PM
Last week at Omagh College, a disabled woman couldn't get parked in the disabled spots as they were all taken up by non-disabled person. So she parked behind one of them, blocking them in. She then went into the College, a wrote a note

"You took my spot, so I blocked you in" and stuck it to the back window of the offending car.

Brillant  :D , hope the offending person had to go early that day, but due to the situation I bet they lay low until all were gone. 
A case of 2 wrongs ?
Anyway, long story short... is a phrase whose origins are complicated and rambling.

Snowed Under

Quote from: Gnevin on November 28, 2007, 08:38:41 AM
Quote from: Snowed Under on November 28, 2007, 07:19:53 AM
Quote from: ziggysego on November 27, 2007, 10:20:38 PM
Last week at Omagh College, a disabled woman couldn't get parked in the disabled spots as they were all taken up by non-disabled person. So she parked behind one of them, blocking them in. She then went into the College, a wrote a note

"You took my spot, so I blocked you in" and stuck it to the back window of the offending car.

Brillant  :D , hope the offending person had to go early that day, but due to the situation I bet they lay low until all were gone. 
A case of 2 wrongs ?

The only way to educate sometimes is to teach and that person was taught a good lesson that day!

Onion Bag

Cant beleive there is a discussion here about Car Parking spaces, f**k some people must be bored and have nothing to do!
Hats, Flags and Head Bands!

Snowed Under

Quote from: Onion Bag on November 28, 2007, 08:53:30 AM
Cant beleive there is a discussion here about Car Parking spaces, f**k some people must be bored and have nothing to do!

Can't believe someone would find a discussion about car parking boring, but still read it and be bored enough to comment about it being boring - some people as you say have nothing to do.  ;)

Onion Bag

I know what youre saying Snowedunder, I am bored, I was just stating there must be a lot of other idle people about ;)
Hats, Flags and Head Bands!

pintsofguinness

snowed under
QuoteYou really are getting more and more pathetic - I constantly said that I believe no parent would have an issue with a disabled person parking in a mother/toddler space, I am sure the case is true for other people who need assistance, your whole ethos is f**k the lazy selfish parents because supermarkets / shopping centres make spaces available to aid mothers and toddlers for safety reasons above all else.  You obviously believe these spaces should be for people who require assistance but your hatred of parents and children blind you from the fact that they too may require assistance and your constant and deliberate parking in thses spaces shows you don't really give a f**k about anyone   who may require asistance.

What about the elderly? or a heavily pregnant woman as people, judging by the link I put up, seem to have a big problem with those using the selfish parent spaces.
now, that's what's pathetic!
Which one of you bitches wants to dance?

Snowed Under

Quote from: pintsofguinness on November 28, 2007, 12:31:01 PM
snowed under
QuoteYou really are getting more and more pathetic - I constantly said that I believe no parent would have an issue with a disabled person parking in a mother/toddler space, I am sure the case is true for other people who need assistance, your whole ethos is f**k the lazy selfish parents because supermarkets / shopping centres make spaces available to aid mothers and toddlers for safety reasons above all else.  You obviously believe these spaces should be for people who require assistance but your hatred of parents and children blind you from the fact that they too may require assistance and your constant and deliberate parking in thses spaces shows you don't really give a f**k about anyone   who may require asistance.

What about the elderly? or a heavily pregnant woman as people, judging by the link I put up, seem to have a big problem with those using the selfish parent spaces.
now, that's what's pathetic!


Can you not read - seriously that is a serious question - if so look at the bit in italics after the bit in bold in my post - pathetic doesn't come close to describing you.

THE MIGHTY QUINN



Quote from: Snowed Under on November 28, 2007, 07:07:45 AM
Quote from: THE MIGHTY QUINN on November 27, 2007, 11:24:46 PM
Snowed, I'm begining to think you're not cut out for the old parenting lark. You'd think you were the only person in the world that ever had toddlers. Lighten up a bit. Pints, himself an angry man, is right about the parent and toddler spaces, there's no need for them to be positioned where they are right beside the shops. There's a lot more justification for such spaces to be reserved for old people who, while they may not be disabled, are not as fit and agile as young parents.

Please enlighten me on these comments - some examples of my quotes would be helpful.  By the way do you think that Pints is fully justified in parking in them to run in for his sweets?

I think the following fits the bill:

Let's see walk out door with 2 toddlers shit load of shopping leave shopping at door put toddlers in car, load car with shopping - yeah it's a nightmare at the door.  ::)
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Snowed Under

Sorry my mind must of went blank so I am an unfit parent as I said that it's easier with toddlers to park at the door?

pintsofguinness

Quote from: Snowed Under on November 28, 2007, 12:44:16 PM
Quote from: pintsofguinness on November 28, 2007, 12:31:01 PM
snowed under
QuoteYou really are getting more and more pathetic - I constantly said that I believe no parent would have an issue with a disabled person parking in a mother/toddler space, I am sure the case is true for other people who need assistance, your whole ethos is f**k the lazy selfish parents because supermarkets / shopping centres make spaces available to aid mothers and toddlers for safety reasons above all else.  You obviously believe these spaces should be for people who require assistance but your hatred of parents and children blind you from the fact that they too may require assistance and your constant and deliberate parking in thses spaces shows you don't really give a f**k about anyone   who may require asistance.

What about the elderly? or a heavily pregnant woman as people, judging by the link I put up, seem to have a big problem with those using the selfish parent spaces.
now, that's what's pathetic!


Can you not read - seriously that is a serious question - if so look at the bit in italics after the bit in bold in my post - pathetic doesn't come close to describing you.

Yes, and judging by the coments from bad parents on the link I put up you're wrong.


Hardstation, I'm on dial up woudl take a week to watch them but I assume they're complimentary  ;)
Which one of you bitches wants to dance?