This made my day!!!

DonJose

Went to Tescos last night to get some last minute shopping. It was 11pm and there were of loads of parking space. There was a boyracer car parked in the handicapped parking space. The car park was empty but this idiot had to part there. I walked past the sign that says "€50 Fine... blah blah blah". I never saw any of these scumbags get fined. When I finished shopping and was walking back to my car I saw a big bright yellow clamp on the boyracers wheel. The security guard was nearly, I told him "Nice Job." He laughed too.

Fabritzo

Is that the one in Clarehall, it's annoying not being able to find a spot near the door, they went overboard with the disabled and mother child spaces up there.

Andrewf20

Things like that put big smiles on my face. A bit like cops pulling in people for racing up the hardshoulder for miles in busy traffic.

green123

Andrewf20 wrote: »

Things like that put big smiles on my face. A bit like cops pulling in people for racing up the hardshoulder for miles in busy traffic.

i wish this would happen on the n3 at blanch
really sickening to see them get away with it

deman

Fabritzo wrote: »

Is that the one in Clarehall, it's annoying not being able to find a spot near the door, they went overboard with the disabled and mother child spaces up there.

It's terrible when you have to walk an extra 15-20 metres, isn't it?

eringobragh

Proper order. There's no excuse for doing that.

Guy:Incognito

eringobragh wrote: »

Proper order. There's no excuse for doing that.

Yeah. Poxy handicapped people.

eringobragh

Stekelly wrote: »

Yeah. Poxy handicapped people.

eh ???

Guy:Incognito

eringobragh wrote: »

eh ???

joking.

Masada

nobody ever parks on the other side of clarehall car park., they'd rather circle the first 2 lines of spaces for 10mins than go over to the other side.,
on another note, ever wonder why they have "mother and baby" spaces and not "parent of baby" spaces?.,lol

eringobragh

Stekelly wrote: »

joking.

Its wayyyyy too early for all this sarcasm

Guy:Incognito

eringobragh wrote: »

Its wayyyyy too early for all this sarcasm

Seemed funnier at the time and it hasnt aged well.

antodeco

I thought it was funny!

Our man in Havana

I find an angle grinder is always handy for such occasions.

cantdecide

Bond-007 wrote: »

I find an angle grinder is always handy for such occasions.

Or you could avoid parking there to begin with thus saving your paintwork from a spark spraying and the embarrassment of having to go into a shop asking them if you can plug in your transformer and risking being arrested and..........

sharkman

I allways park in thos spaces designed for parents , I just bring my mam and she is 70

deadsoul

Good old Garda's no free flow but great parking.

IncredibleHulk

deadsoul wrote: »

Good old Garda's no free flow but great parking.

Are cops not allowed to park anywhere?

IncredibleHulk

I saw a big bright yellow clamp on the boyracers wheel.

:D:D:D:D:D:D;)

deadsoul

O yes the special people would it be wrong to give them selfs a ticket.

Recon

vtec wrote: »

nobody ever parks on the other side of clarehall car park., they'd rather circle the first 2 lines of spaces for 10mins than go over to the other side.,
on another note, ever wonder why they have "mother and baby" spaces and not "parent of baby" spaces?.,lol

The Tesco nearest to my house has 'Parent and baby' spaces.