BunnyBurrow

Female of the Species - Space

When I was a kid I used to think that the world used to actually be black and white, until one day someone invented colour.

I say bring back the Poo Thread!

This is such a non-problem. Just park a bit further away from the door! Honestly you lot would be the first to complain if one of these "frazzled" mums parked in a normal bay and banged your car door as they were trying get their kids out of the back of their own. I can see it now, you'd be straight on here... "I've just come from Sainsburys where I actually witnessed someone damage my car in front of my very eyes! She was trying to get her toddler out of the back of the car and had no consideration for the fact that my car was parked right next to hers. She banged my car door with hers and left a little paint from the impact on my door. It's not dented and the paint came right off, but it's the principle of the matter! I think Sainsburys should do something. They should perhaps have wider bays specifically for parents with children to allow them more space when getting out of their cars. Oh wait... they did have those and then we complained so they took them away... Oh shit..."

Draconian? Facism? You were asked to park a hundred feet further away from the store and decided you didn't want to. You are a fool. And lazy. You are a lazy fool. And by the way I'm a girl.

So you were told you were going to get a ticket and yet you decided not to move. You're a fool and deserve the ticket.

Pablogrande, what an entrance! Welcome... So at least we're all agreed on something. We all love a poo pun. :-)

Definition of fact: A thing that is known or proved to be true. I don't think any of your 6 points above meet this criteria.

Surely if being pissed was the problem he would have taken his "deposit" home with him in his pants rather than managing to pull them down before he even got to the cubicle. Then again, he was wearing a dress and maybe he wasn't wearing pants? Which I guess would make facilitation of the whole incident much easier whether it was on purpose or an accident.

KalamityKel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Erm... wots the big deal. Yes its not particularly > pleasent but hardly front page news... it happens > in loads of places. Oh hang on is it simply coz > its ED that its shocking and completely out of > order? Seriously! *sigh* What's the big deal? So ending up with human shit on the bottom of your shoe wouldn't bother you would it? Well we all have different standards I suppose. *sigh* And as far as I'm aware it hasn't made the papers, it's just on a forum which you have chosen to read and even comment on, thus pushing the thread back to the top again. No big deal? Maybe you were with the stag party? Were you the one got his knob out?

I saw them in the adventure bar where one of them got his knob out in front of everyone. I wouldn't call that well behaved. And as for being a joke turd, why don't you ask the poor bar man who had to clean it up?

Glad you're okay JosephineB, but I would urge you to report this to the police. When a collision occurs between a motorist and another person, be it another motorist a pedestrian or a cyclist it is at best selfish and at worst downright callous and cold to drive off without at least stopping to check that you are okay. This person probably still has no idea whether you we're seriously injured or not! They need reporting!

cmck83 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh my God. That's rank. Oh, is that his name? ;-)

This is the guy (attached). Disgusting.

We live near East Dulwich station and have had loads of problems with post not turning up etc. The main problem is that if a parcel doesn't fit through the letter box the 'postman' will often just leave it on the doorstep. We don't have a front garden and our front door is right on the street so its effectively an invitation for anyone passing by to just pick up our post if they are that way inclined. I have twice now had to pick up post from my neighbour's doorstep and deliver it to them later myself. Its no wonder our post goes missing! Another issue is that the 'postman' doesn't even always bother to attempt to deliver a package. I was expecting to sign for a delivery on a saturday morning recently when I heard something come through the letter box. The postie hadn't even bothered to knock and had just put a 'while you were out' card through the door advising me to pick up the package from the depot. I went straight out and asked the postman for my package to which he said 'I don't have it with me, you will have to pick it up from the depot'. In other words, I had paid for this package to be delivered to my door and signed for and all the so called postal service could be bothered to do was get it to my local depot where I was expected to go and pick it up myself! Call that a service?? Absolutely appalling - and they wonder why people are using royal mail less and less these days. They should try employing people who give a t*ss and not lazy good-for-nothings! Grrrr...