I thought parking in a disabled spot was bad........

KwackerJack · 14-08-2016 10:48AM #1

Really......how ignorant & lazy do you have to be?

But I suppose it's an M3 so obviously the driver owns the road

http://www.kildarenow.com/news/disgraceful-parking-over-two-disabled-spaces-at-lidl-kildare-prompts-response-from-supermarket-chain/110774

tomwaterford · 14-08-2016 10:53AM

It's all sorts of lousy to show the number plate

The Specialist · 14-08-2016 10:55AM

D Reg too, no surprises there

Mr. CooL ICE · 14-08-2016 10:56AM

Mod:

That driver is an ass, but it's no reason to post up a reg. Common sense, etc

blueser · 14-08-2016 10:56AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

It's all sorts of lousy to show the number plate

Why? Shame the fcuker. Anyone know who he (she?) is? Are they on here? We should be told!

blueser · 14-08-2016 10:57AM

Nicolas Cage wrote: »

Mod:

That driver is an ass, but it's no reason to post up a reg. Common sense, etc

Booooo!

tomwaterford · 14-08-2016 10:58AM

blueser wrote: »

Why? Shame the fcuker. Anyone know who he (she?) is? Are they on here? We should be told!

IF you ever ever been in town on a Saturday night at 3am....

You'd soon learn....some people have no shame :P

SEPT 23 1989 · 14-08-2016 10:59AM

The M3 is a great car

Auguste Comte · 14-08-2016 11:01AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The M3 is a great car

You can park it anywhere..

blueser · 14-08-2016 11:03AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

IF you ever ever been in town on a Saturday night at 3am....

You'd soon learn....some people have no shame :P

I've seen shamelessness (made up word?) in action and it isn't a pretty sight!

14-08-2016 11:14AM

If the hazard lights were on then OP is in the wrong.

NIMAN · 14-08-2016 11:18AM

Should we post up reg's of disabled drivers who park in ordinary spots?

smash · 14-08-2016 11:19AM

NIMAN wrote: »

Should we post up reg's of disabled drivers who park in ordinary spots?

Definitely. Selfish bastards!

Triboro · 14-08-2016 11:21AM

NIMAN wrote: »

Should we post up reg's of disabled drivers who park in ordinary spots?

Oh yes.

Captain Chaos · 14-08-2016 11:22AM

So what if the reg is posted. Anybody walking by can see it too. Really don't understand this hiding the reg thing. Same with cars for sale online, if I can't see the reg to do a check on it then I'm not going to bother looking any further into it.

Tommy Kelly · 14-08-2016 11:24AM

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The M3 is a great car

No one is doubting that. It's the knob heads that drive them that's the problem.

People that park in a disabled space and have no need to park there need to be cornered up and given a good puck in between the two eyes when caught in the act.

It was only a fortnight ago I confronted a BMW driver reversing out of a disabled space at my local Aldi, he continued to reverse out while I asked him why he felt the need to do it and drove over my foot.

Fortunately I wasn't hurt and the wheel somehow just went over my foot without doing any damage at at ll. Same can't be said for the driver though as I landed a lovely one right on the gob through the drivers window.

That wasn't long shutting him up and I'd be pretty confident that he won't park in that particular space again.

NIMAN · 14-08-2016 11:25AM

There are FB pages called "Parked like a cnut in (insert town name here)", which show idiotic parking all over the country.

I think its fine to show reg numbers of people who park illegally. Its their own fault. And if I did so myself, I would have no complaints at my reg being shown.

iwillhtfu · 14-08-2016 11:26AM

Nicolas Cage wrote: »

Mod:

That driver is an ass, but it's no reason to post up a reg. Common sense, etc

You may aswell close the thread now the entire context is gone it will only turn into a bashing bmw thread.

Collie D · 14-08-2016 11:27AM

Tommy Kelly wrote: »

No one is doubting that. It's the knob heads that drive them that's the problem.

People that park in a disabled space and have no need to park there need to be cornered up and given a good puck in between the two eyes when caught in the act.

It was only a fortnight ago I confronted a BMW driver reversing out of a disabled space at my local Aldi, he continued to reverse out while I asked him why he felt the need to do it and drove over my foot.

Fortunately I wasn't hurt and the wheel somehow just went over my foot without doing any damage at at ll. Same can't be said for the driver though as I landed a lovely one right on the gob through the drivers window.

That wasn't long shutting him up and I'd be pretty confident that he won't park in that particular space again.

That didn't happen, did it?

bmwguy · 14-08-2016 11:32AM

Collie D wrote: »

That didn't happen, did it?

Feck ya anyway Collie D I was about to post your exact same words. No way did that happen. Not a hope in hell. Never understand why an anonymous person makes up spoofs to appear cool/hard to other anonymites.

Anyway, maybe they could use disabled spot next time because of the sore foot

lawlolawl · 14-08-2016 11:35AM

Tommy Kelly wrote: »

No one is doubting that. It's the knob heads that drive them that's the problem.

People that park in a disabled space and have no need to park there need to be cornered up and given a good puck in between the two eyes when caught in the act.

It was only a fortnight ago I confronted a BMW driver reversing out of a disabled space at my local Aldi, he continued to reverse out while I asked him why he felt the need to do it and drove over my foot.

Fortunately I wasn't hurt and the wheel somehow just went over my foot without doing any damage at at ll. Same can't be said for the driver though as I landed a lovely one right on the gob through the drivers window.

That wasn't long shutting him up and I'd be pretty confident that he won't park in that particular space again.

And then everyone stood up and clapped.

bmwguy · 14-08-2016 11:36AM

Tommy Kelly wrote: »

No one is doubting that. It's the knob heads that drive them that's the problem.

People that park in a disabled space and have no need to park there need to be cornered up and given a good puck in between the two eyes when caught in the act.

It was only a fortnight ago I confronted a BMW driver reversing out of a disabled space at my local Aldi, he continued to reverse out while I asked him why he felt the need to do it and drove over my foot.

Fortunately I wasn't hurt and the wheel somehow just went over my foot without doing any damage at at ll. Same can't be said for the driver though as I landed a lovely one right on the gob through the drivers window.

That wasn't long shutting him up and I'd be pretty confident that he won't park in that particular space again.

Good man Tommy I wouldn't like to meet you in a dark car park late at night you sound very strong and tough.

Car over the foot? Didn't even feel it. Then threw a punch in through the window!

You sure showed that imaginary bmw driver who was boss.

Tommy Kelly · 14-08-2016 11:43AM

bmwguy wrote: »

Good man Tommy I wouldn't like to meet you in a dark car park late at night you sound very strong and tough.

Car over the foot? Didn't even feel it. Then threw a punch in through the window!

You sure showed that imaginary bmw driver who was boss.

See, they're all the same.

Arrogant, think they know it all and have a god given right to do what they want when they want.

The rest of us are only sh!t on their shoes.

The window was down btw. I didn't actually put my fist through it.

Rainman16 · 14-08-2016 11:44AM

You should never park in a wheelchair spot. I'm all for this Asshole's reg being posted all over social media. He should be named and shamed

smash · 14-08-2016 11:46AM

Tommy Kelly wrote: »

The window was down btw. I didn't actually put my fist through it.

Tommy, you didn't actually do anything, you have Walter Mitty complex.

Gatling · 14-08-2016 11:47AM

Must be a slooooooow Sunday

Tommy Kelly · 14-08-2016 11:49AM

smash wrote: »

Tommy, you didn't actually do anything, you have Walter Mitty complex.

The spanners even feel the need to put BMW as part of their username on online forums.

Says it all really.

lawlolawl · 14-08-2016 11:54AM

I like how Tommy isn't actually reacting to anyones posts about him whilst quoting them.

It's a new hot take on being a bad poster in AH.

endacl · 14-08-2016 12:00PM

bmwguy wrote: »

Feck ya anyway Collie D I was about to post your exact same words. No way did that happen. Not a hope in hell. Never understand why an anonymous person makes up spoofs to appear cool/hard to other anonymites

This one time, somebody contradicted me on Boards. So I went round to his gaff, tickled his wife, and hid all his underpants.

Tommy Kelly · 14-08-2016 12:07PM

lawlolawl wrote: »

I like how Tommy isn't actually reacting to anyones posts about him whilst quoting them.

It's a new hot take on being a bad poster in AH.

New hot take?

What the hell are you on about?

What I posted above actually did happen. It happened in an Aldi carpark in Galway. I couldn't give a crap whether or not you and the rest of the Beemer drivers on here believe me or not.

a bad poster? I didn;t realize there was some sort of competition going on here. Either way you're hardly tearing up trees yourself with your posts.

Clown.

DrumSteve · 14-08-2016 12:10PM

lawlolawl wrote: »

And then everyone stood up and clapped.

Slowly...

I thought parking in a disabled spot was bad........

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