defensive parking

Having just spent the bank hol weekend pushing the step father in law around in a wheel chair for the first time I now have a greater appreciation of the needs of those with disabilities and those that have to care for them. Uneven pavements, kerb drops that don't drop quite far enough badly designed buildings etc.

The disabled parking spots were a godsend.

I'm sorry but as far as I am concerned parking and leaving your "M" without authority to do so in a disbled parking spot (and admitting it on here) does nothing but reinforce the unfortunate stereotypical view that all BMW drivers are w**kers

If the damn thing is that precious just buy a shopping car. :headbang:
 
The Moo said:
Having just spent the bank hol weekend pushing the step father in law around in a wheel chair for the first time I now have a greater appreciation of the needs of those with disabilities and those that have to care for them. Uneven pavements, kerb drops that don't drop quite far enough badly designed buildings etc.

The disabled parking spots were a godsend.

I'm sorry but as far as I am concerned parking and leaving your "M" without authority to do so in a disbled parking spot (and admitting it on here) does nothing but reinforce the unfortunate stereotypical view that all BMW drivers are w**kers

If the damn thing is that precious just buy a shopping car. :headbang:

Well said.......couldn't agree more.


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The Moo said:
If the damn thing is that precious just buy a shopping car. :headbang:

Or walk... Might delay you needing a blue badge for real for a few years :wink:
 
Z4 Coupe said:
I'm going to join an online gym :wink:
Love it! :rofl:

My mate is on a health drive at the moment. He told me the other day that he had started going to a "virtual pub" on Facebook (I think). I was so bemused that I actually couldn't think of anything remote funny to say about it. :o

Apologies for the off-topic post though... :oops:
 
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