what boils your blood

[buggritt]

Parent and child spaces, and disabled parking. Why are they at the shop or venue entrance? It's the most dangerous part of the car park.

[ronaldo]

ROADWORKS

[ronaldo]

chemists at the back of a supermarket so the frail have to walk all that way to get there prescriptions and healthy veg in the entrance so you don't have to walk for it

[flavourtank]

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:57 GMT ronaldo said:

ROADWORKS

especially those traffic lights that take ages to change 

[Raffles]

Sept 14, 2014 19:52:00 GMT Perpetua said:

Working in a supermarket . . . intolerant customers who don't like card only machines and miserable delivery drivers.

Perpetua, as you know I 'currently' work in the same industry, but if you knew what these 'delivery drivers' and especially couriers, have to put up with, you'd be pi**ed off as well. Had a great laugh with them today.

[ronaldo]

Sept 14, 2014 20:07:05 GMT flavourtank said:

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:57 GMT ronaldo said:

ROADWORKS

especially those traffic lights that take ages to change 

don't get me started on traffic lights who in the right mind puts traffic lights on a roundabout it should only ever be one or the other

[Clivia]

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:45 GMT buggritt said:

Parent and child spaces, and disabled parking. Why are they at the shop or venue entrance? It's the most dangerous part of the car park.

 because for the disabled you want to be as close as possible for not having to walk to far 

escalators in train stations - why don't people get it to stand on the right side and let others pass - how hard can that be

but having written that - it does not really make my blood boil - there are things going on in this world right now - that really make my blood boil 

[Raffles]

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:57 GMT ronaldo said:

ROADWORKS

Your foot is always hovering over the 'gas' pedal... shall I risk it or not... have they got stuck... shall I, shall I... then they change!

[flavourtank]

Sept 14, 2014 20:10:24 GMT Clivia said:

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:45 GMT buggritt said:

Parent and child spaces, and disabled parking. Why are they at the shop or venue entrance? It's the most dangerous part of the car park.

 because for the disabled you want to be as close as possible for not having to walk to far 

escalators in train stations - why don't people get it to stand on the right side and let others pass - how hard can that be

but having written that - it does not really make my blood boil - there are things going on in this world right now - that really make my blood boil 

let it all out 
if anyone is offended please dont read lol

[buggritt]

Sept 14, 2014 20:10:24 GMT Clivia said:

Sept 14, 2014 20:03:45 GMT buggritt said:

Parent and child spaces, and disabled parking. Why are they at the shop or venue entrance? It's the most dangerous part of the car park.

 because for the disabled you want to be as close as possible for not having to walk to far 

escalators in train stations - why don't people get it to stand on the right side and let others pass - how hard can that be

but having written that - it does not really make my blood boil - there are things going on in this world right now - that really make my blood boil 

Wheelchairs?

[Clivia]

also buggritt - for example - my husband does not always need a wheelchair - but he can't walk far - so if the parking space is close and we then get a scooter or wheelchair in the shop it's ok - otherwise we would always need to take ours with us - and it makes my blood boil if not disabled people use those parking lots - I certainly don't use my husband's batch if I am alone driving somewhere

[Deleted]

Sept 14, 2014 20:02:10 GMT Raffles said:

Sept 14, 2014 19:58:41 GMT @windows said:

Nitwits that drive everywhere at 40 mph

Hey... you talking to me!

If your guilty of having a que of people behind you then i probably am

[Deleted]

We must have a lot of disabled people where i live cos tescos has 25 spaces in case they all come shopping at the same time

[Deleted]

Sept 14, 2014 20:02:35 GMT flavourtank said:

Sept 14, 2014 19:58:41 GMT @windows said:

Nitwits that drive everywhere at 40 mph

30 in a 60 gggrrrrrr

And they still break for a slight kink in the road

[cHooBeyDoo]

You are in a shop (lets say Currys for example!), just browsing around, minding your own business, then suddenly

'Can I help you sir/madam?' with which I reply 'No thank you, just looking'

Then you are half way across the shop and suddenly, a different sales assistant asks 'Can I help you?'

Then again and again!!!

It's nice they ask and they are only doing there job, but it gets my goat up. If I needed any assistance i'd ask.