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dave50 | 10:24 Sat 28th May 2011 | ChatterBank
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Why are these spaces always nearest the door of supermarkets? Is it because when you become a parent you lose the use of your legs?
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That is ridiculour conehead, I hope the supermarket realise if she does it more than once - and gives no sense of responsibility or the way to behave to the child, either. I know how upset I was when I got lost as a child - it sounds irresponsible to me.
no its bacause thats where they put them. I dont have a child but park as close as i can.
Judging by the ratio of spaces there are far more registered disabled drivers out there than parents with young children.

Just an observation!
Look if you could help someone by doing a little thing to make their life a little bit better why not?
Would you stand up on the bus for a woman with a child and shopping?
I know I would
Oh and another thing - I would flog people who use disabled spaces that do not NEED them
wouldn't they then need them ad they're too sore to walk ric.ror?
as not ad*
We used to 'borrow' our grandchildren when shopping. Parking near the entrance in the rain was worth two bags of sweets!!!
How far is it to walk from one end of a car park to another if your fit and well?
And then folk wonder why they are fat

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