Vent: Tesco Van Parking Over Driveway

Bantex_2

DaveTheMus wrote: »

What a venomous disgusting thing to say......all because people on a public forum laugh at your self-important attitude you think they should be prevented from getting medical treatment in an emergency......

...I would never say something like that, karma and all that.

Hormones....

~Chameleon~

C_Mababejive wrote: »

It can be very difficult to drive a larger vehicle at night especially when making deliveries. You only have a view in wing mirrors,poor all round visibility......

I can totally equate with this, even as a normal driver. My son asked me why I braked before indicating turning right on a dead end road tonight.... I assumed there was no traffic to warn as it all looked clear to me, but he had spotted some idiot in my wing mirror that was driving so close to me in the dark that he was invisible in all mirrors.

Cars also have a blind spot too, especially in the dark, and if you're too far up their bumper they can't see you exist in rear or side mirrors. Just remember that!!!

oldhand

My thoughts are with her partner/husband...........:(:(

aileth

OP, maybe you should stay at a premier inn close to the hospital. Make sure your husband nips out to get some ukash vouchers to buy a Subway with whilst you're in labour.

kronenbourg

gotta love Arlandria606
stumbled across another thread of hers where she rants about someone delivering someone she bought off ebay , thought i would see what other things she likes to moan about so here i am

brightened up my morning no end

C_Mababejive

This is perhaps an unfortunate symptom of Rabbit hutch Britian in which most of us a coralled on restricted strips of land,on houses which are physically joined and with limited parking. Most of our european neighbours and our special friends in the USA live in porper homes,with proper driveways that are not glued to eachother and around which there is a reasonable amount of personal space..thus preventing paranoia and fear of invasion.

adouglasmhor

C_Mababejive wrote: »

This is perhaps an unfortunate symptom of Rabbit hutch Britian in which most of us a coralled on restricted strips of land,on houses which are physically joined and with limited parking. Most of our european neighbours and our special friends in the USA live in porper homes,with proper driveways that are not glued to eachother and around which there is a reasonable amount of personal space..thus preventing paranoia and fear of invasion.

No they don't actually. At least in Europe.

C_Mababejive

adouglasmhor wrote: »

No they don't actually. At least in Europe.

Perhaps my own eyes have deceived me...

Prothet_of_Doom

You think that's bad ? I share a drive way, and my neighbours son, thinks it's okay to refuse to move his van, when I want to get the car out of my garage.

CBo

omg is this thread for real? Reminds me Only fools and horses quote
. the polar cap is melting, the continental shelves are shifting, the rain forest is dying, the sea is being poisoned ...
and that tesco van is parked in my view!
Daily mail reader I guess!