Elite 11+ Another new thread

Londinium33

itsallinthemind wrote: »

As someone with three hidden disabilities that even some friends do not know about, but are still crippling in in their own way, I am only going to reply to that post in my head as I couldn't possibly be that rude on a public forum.

Also, I am giving you the benefit of the doubt that you are not that ignorant and that you just read the Daily Mail.

I mean, those deemed fit to work by ATOS and die weeks later must be fiddlers too.

For the umpteenth time I am not ignorant. It is obvious that all disabilties are not visible. I cannot walk more than 20 yards withut being out of breath but do not have the badge that i could have if i wish.

I am just trying make 2 points;-

1) Too many disabled bays in my local supermarkets never being used.
2) I see too many people getting out of cars running into shops having parked in disabled bay, or people getting out the passanger side going into shop whilst 'disabled' person stays in car..

David.

nerfdad wrote: »

Try having a child that will die young and your opinion will soon change.

Could not even imagine how horrendous that would be. If people dont have children they dont know the bond/love for your child/children.

Gemini_Jes

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

a real bargain when you buy them and kleenex together:p

My thoughts exactly

itsallinthemind

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Oooo too much debateing for me for a sat night, Bye for now

True. I am closing my trap now.

Londinium33

missy.moo wrote: »

I didn't accuse you of being ignorant. I merely stated that there is a lot of of ignorance regarding disabilities. In my local stores the disabled bays are always full. If I need one, we usually have to wait. I totally agree that misuse of these bays is absolutely wrong. I can't really comment on parent and child bays as I've never used them.

point taken :j

DODO_2

Anyone watching the X factor or I am the only one?

lesleysanderson

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Guess I better find my purple tights out!!

You could borrow FK's

Nannylala

Looking forward to our meet on monday with tinyshoes ,dodo and lala
Am passed the age to wear a 4p bikini so I think I will have to sort out a 4p sequin beret to wear as this will be more appropriate for a lady of my years:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Off to bed now as lots to do tomorrow with Lala so night night all

David.

savingbabs wrote: »

Evening, 2 glasses of chilled white and a chocoblok, wondering whether to move on to something harder or slow down?

Its a marathon not a sprint so stay at the same pace for now then decide later, hopefully you dont hit the wall :rotfl:

Londinium33

nerfdad wrote: »

Try having a child that will die young and your opinion will soon change.

I don't see why that was aimed at me!!!