
It may have been the tortuous customisation of the registration to produce a personalised number plate of dubious quality. It could have been the inexpertly executed bodykit along with the awful graphics advertising Milton Keynes premier table dancing club...
But what really endeared him was when he parked up in the disabled space and skipped out of his motah like a startled gazelle.
Take this with my compliments to keep in your glovebox.

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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:39,
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But what really endeared him was when he parked up in the disabled space and skipped out of his motah like a startled gazelle.
Take this with my compliments to keep in your glovebox.


and slap it on the passenger side door so it takes him longer to notice it.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:41,
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print it out on shitty inkjet paper, and spray 3M adhesive to the back.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 22:23,
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Occasionally saying, "Phew, my leg hurts," when he remembers wouldn't even fool Baldrick.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:41,
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I have a few sheets of magnetic paper left. *goes to make some*
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:45,
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I've started belming at them really hard and seeing if they take offence. If they do, then they are real mongs and can't do anything about it. If they are able bodied they get all stroppy and question my spack-face. If they can do that then I give them my "YOU ARE NOT HANDICAPPED YOU FUCKING ROTTER!" speech.
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Otherwise your categorisation/terminology needs some real consideration. We can hope
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:52,
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I'm also getting pissed off with the cars of supposedly disabled
people parking illegally on the double yellows at the top of my street.
A blue badge does not prevent their car being a dangerous obstruction.
Nor does it make what they are doing legal.
Anyway, most of them look perfectly fit when they walk into the snooker club.
That's better. Rant over.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:51,
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people parking illegally on the double yellows at the top of my street.
A blue badge does not prevent their car being a dangerous obstruction.
Nor does it make what they are doing legal.
Anyway, most of them look perfectly fit when they walk into the snooker club.
That's better. Rant over.

double yellows you're allowed to park on with a badge (my sis and nan have one each),
but you can't park within a certain distance of a corner ever, with or without a badge, with or without double yellows.
please pick whichever piece of pedantry is applicable and accept it with hugs
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 23:35,
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but you can't park within a certain distance of a corner ever, with or without a badge, with or without double yellows.
please pick whichever piece of pedantry is applicable and accept it with hugs

if i could click this one billion squillion times i would , but once shall have to do
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 21:51,
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could you do one for those cnuts who park in the parent/child spaces as well... although allowing your 3 year old to dribble over their car and play with a biro while you negotaite buggy/shopping/baby etc has it's own reward....
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 22:06,
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just go shopping with your mum and you can park there.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 22:09,
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My mum does it all the time.
If you're going to have kids, great. Just don't expect everybody else to jump through fucking hoops for you.
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Fri 16 Mar 2007, 22:12,
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If you're going to have kids, great. Just don't expect everybody else to jump through fucking hoops for you.