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    #92
    E39MSport
    Registered Users Posts: 3,730 ✭✭✭E39MSport


    It's no coincidence that the commentators on here that are pro parking outside peoples homes on a regular basis appear to be the aggressive (feet stamping etc) ones.

    And thank you for your permission to roll my eyes. Very kind of you. I won't stick my tongue out for fear of upsetting anyone.


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    #93
    creedp
    Registered Users Posts: 5,605 ✭✭✭creedp


    E39MSport wrote: »
    It's no coincidence that the commentators on here that are pro parking outside peoples homes on a regular basis appear to be the aggressive (feet stamping etc) ones.

    And thank you for your permission to roll my eyes. Very kind of you. I won't stick my tongue out for fear of upsetting anyone.


    That's a sweeping generalisation there ... if anything IMO it seems to be that in general it is the anti-parking cohort that appear the most aggressive. Not that that is relevant. Also its not a simple case of pro and anti parking, its more to do with the fact that some people consider that you can't stop someone parking on a public road simply because you want to park there. Pleading the their moral fabric isn't going to change that. If it is such a concern, apply to the Council/Local Authority to introduce parking restrictions/p&d and then we can all get on with life.


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