The older I get the more I dislike people

[blup]

But you couldn't tell if they where a reform voter just on looks alone.

Its highly likely that are.... but I wouldn't know either

I don’t know, never said I did, I was offering a different perspective and upset deccie. I love cars and don’t begrudge what anyone has or aspires to. One of The best car I drove in was one of the original XJ6’s, I’m not convinced the latest XJ lives up to it.

 

[Mottie]

One of The best car I drove in was one of the original XJ6’s

I've had a few of them as well as a Daimler Sovereign but this one was my favourite. I had a signwriter as a customer and he put my initials on the drivers door in gold leaf - I thought it was the mutts nuts at the time, especially when I was towing my speedboat down to the Thames but how chavvy was that!

 

[Elsa TLC]

If Bodd’s post was intended to wind up the leftists, it’s backfired. Is that your Jag?

Qne should never judge a book by its cover, as often we are wrong, that said we are most probably right most of the time.

I go to my local David Lloyd. I see mostly nice cars parked in disabled bays without a blue badge, child bays but get out with no children. Or on the kerb wheres they shouldn't be. If I had to put a vote to a person Id say the majority would not be voting Green and would be voting Reform.

This is where you have me wrong. Id much rather Jeremy Corbin as a neighbour and to have a drink with than I would Niagel Farage. Donald Trump. Not mad on either of them. I really dont like Vance

As much as I like Tommy Robinson I think many of his supporters wouldn't know a British value if you attached it to a flag and shoved it up thier arse.

Yet you lot in the left are so deluded and blind that I still have more in common with the above than you lot of nutters.

 

[Elsa TLC]

I've had a few of them as well as a Daimler Sovereign but this one was my favourite. I had a signwriter as a customer and he put my initials on the drivers door in gold leaf - I thought it was the mutts nuts at the time, especially when I was towing my speedboat down to the Thames but how chavvy was that!

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Lovely car

 

[blup]

Qe should never judge a book by its cover, as often we are wrong, that said we are most probably right most of the time.

We make many judgments every minute, instinct is based on our individual experience, so we are likely to rely on it. You say lefties are nutters but what makes you think they are any more likely to be judgemental about a badly parked car than a re form voter is?

 

[Harry Bloomfield]

Here's my Happy World explanation... they're disabled, this was the last disabled space.

Nah, it's a white stick driver, and they could see the lines..

 

[Odds]

Qne should never judge a book by its cover, as often we are wrong, that said we are most probably right most of the time.

I go to my local David Lloyd. I see mostly nice cars parked in disabled bays without a blue badge, child bays but get out with no children. Or on the kerb wheres they shouldn't be. If I had to put a vote to a person Id say the majority would not be voting Green and would be voting Reform.

This is where you have me wrong. Id much rather Jeremy Corbin as a neighbour and to have a drink with than I would Niagel Farage. Donald Trump. Not mad on either of them. I really dont like Vance

As much as I like Tommy Robinson I think many of his supporters wouldn't know a British value if you attached it to a flag and shoved it up thier arse.

Yet you lot in the left are so deluded and blind that I still have more in common with the above than you lot of nutters.

did u feel lightheaded after writing all that?

 

[Elsa TLC]

We make many judgments every minute, instinct is based on our individual experience, so we are likely to rely on it. You say lefties are nutters but what makes you think they are any more likely to be judgemental about a badly parked car than a re form voter is?

If someone to the left side of right, defends a rapist or a murderers right to stay in the UK that was born in a foreign country. Then I suspect they wont have much of a problem with a selfish driver.

 

[Highway Man]

What?

You know full well, potty mouth.

 

[pete01]

You know full well, potty mouth.

OMG

 

[Highway Man]

OMG

Exactly,, Think on...

 

[yorksbuilder]

The photo looks like it's in an Aldi or Lidl car park, so there you go. Their clientele are that sort.

 

[Elsa TLC]

The photo looks like it's in an Aldi or Lidl car park, so there you go. Their clientele are that sort.

How posh of you.

 

[warey4life]

That's almost bound to be a Reform type.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I've always hated people who park in disabled places.

I always challenge them.

They always come back with one of three excuses:

It fell on the floor.
I forgot it.
I'm only going to be/ I've only been 5 minutes. When they have been longer.

When I challenge them further, I get abuse.

Often using the words fat, got, anything, better, to and do, along with some choice Anglo-Saxon.

To which my reply was "I think there are few things better than trying to keep disabled spaces free for the people that genuinely need them, not for lazy selfish entitled people like you."

To be fair, I only said this once and got advanced towards menacingly. I told the guy it's funny how it's OK for him to verbally abuse me, but he got all upset when I did the same back.

Years back I was standing outside a store on a retail park waiting for it to open, I think it had closed during the day for staff training or something. A few of us had gathered waiting. Right beside us was a disabled parking bay. A Range Rover parked in it, two women got out, possibly mother and daughter.

Someone standing said along the lines of 'Are you sure you're meant to park there?'

'Go feck yourself!' was the reply from one of them as they walked away, although a slightly stronger F word was used.