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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.a woman knocked on my door only the other day to ask if i was the nurse who had assisted her elderly mother a few days earlier who had been knocked down by a scooter (i wasn't)
the woman broke her other hip and had a heart attack a few days later
as far as i know she is ok, but shaken
apparently this woman was looking in a shop window and just backed into this woman to get a closer look at something
they are a menace
Like Pippa, I too live in Gods waiting room, so we perhaps have more than the national average.
We used to have one senior guy who terrorised people on the promenade in his..... he would go top speed straight at you, and if you didn't jump out the way would hurl abuse at you!! Not seen him in recent years, so perhaps he's either serving time or gone to meet his maker.
i must admit, if one hit me i'd be tempted to grab them and throw them on the floor - especially if they acted like i was the one who was out of order, (which seems to be the way they behave)
bad, i know but i'd be so furious and outraged i don't know if i could help myself!
however, god help them if they hit my mum or dad!!
we have a lady in our town who uses hers like a car. I've seen her going round roundabouts! She was using the dual carriageway and moved into the right hand lane at the traffic lights! I was behind her (going slowly 'cus i know she's an idiot), and they don't have indicators and she didn't use any hand signals. It's a good job I was watching her closely!
My mum has one and she had to take out insurance against damage to property or injury to pedestrians. She was told by the company she bought it from on no account should she take it on the road. I presume everyone else has been told the same thing!