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[soulboy118]

I swear, if another person hits my car with their trolley as they load their shopping they WILL be wearing it , Grrrr.

[sassy59]

Oops! Sorry! Xxx 😘🥰

[soulboy118 in reply to sassy59]

So it was you then, grrr

[sassy59 in reply to soulboy118]

Mmmm maybe. Purrr. Xxx😍

[soulboy118 in reply to sassy59]

Doesnt matter what happens sassy, you will always land on your feet x

[sassy59 in reply to soulboy118]

Thanks Dave, hope so. You too. Xxx 🐈🐅

[Hidden in reply to sassy59]

🤣

[pepparuby1]

😳😳😳😳😳

[soulboy118 in reply to pepparuby1]

There I was sat listening to vivaldi's winter in the Bentleyand partaking of an excellent chardonnay ( it was some 90's r&b actually and my " whip" was a seat leon , the libations was a lucozade 😄 ) when a loud bang rocked my car, I looked at the perpetrator who met eye contact with me and who showed no recognition as to what she had just done , I quickly noticed she looked like a female version of mick McManus ( the saturday afternoon itv wrestler from the 1970s ) , undaunted I wound my window down to confront said uncaring lady but to my surprise I got a begruding " sorry mate" I decided to accept said apology and anyway she probably would have thrown me all over Asda's car park .

[pepparuby1 in reply to soulboy118]

Mick McManus lololol I would NOT have been that brave - so funny

[SORRELHIPPO]

Not just cars, some years ago, pushing my supermarket trolley, with difficulty as non-weight bearing and on 2 crutches, with a leg in plaster, a woman, huffed at my slowness, barged past me with her trolley, and took out one of my crutches. If I could have moved fast, I would have beaten her with one of my crutches.

[soulboy118 in reply to SORRELHIPPO]

Your story reminds me of being a young teenager in the early 70s , when walking through town centres back then ( every woman had their own handbags, large and small ) ladies especially older ladies used to barge past us knocking our shins with there bags which I assumed were made of cast iron and they had been shopping for bricks lol , no wonder we were all so good at rugby we had to learn to dodge these old powerful ladies

[Hidden]

I thought it was just my car that kept getting it! The last one was a dent just above the wheel-arch, and down to bare metal, so it must have hit with some force!! I'm surprised it didn't set off the alarm?!

[soulboy118 in reply to Hidden]

If they can they will just try and ignore you as well , pure cheek

[katieoxo60]

Are they stampeding now and hitting your car? don't blame you for being upset. Wish I could go shopping for essentials but no transport or wheelchair to get me there

[soulboy118 in reply to katieoxo60]

It's just a lack of care Katie, another pet hate is people throwing their car doors open as they get out after parking as it hits my car door when I'm parked next to them ,

[katieoxo60 in reply to soulboy118]

I worry about that when I do get transport especially if I can't get a blue badge space. As I have dificulty getting out in small spaces. Don't want to scratch anyone elses car. So some of us do take more care, but not all especially kiddies.

[soulboy118 in reply to katieoxo60]

Stanardized car parking spaces are very tight , I've actually reversed out to let someone gain access to their car but some people ( mainly older peopke) still carelessly throw their car doors open,disabled spaces are much easier to get in and out of

[katieoxo60 in reply to soulboy118]

Very true.

[SORRELHIPPO in reply to soulboy118]

It is not just cars, in one job I used to drive a 12 seater bus, which could have seats removed and wheelchairs clamped in, used to go on outings, places like Brighton. The back lift door had great big notice asking people not to park too close as a loading lift for wheelchair users. The times we would return and find a car parked up against it. If it had started to rain, we would have people sitting in wheelchairs waiting for the police to organise the car being moved.

[watergazer]

My husband takes ages to find the perfect spot park his car purely because he doesn't want it scratched or hit and even after careful planning some one can park right next to him when there's plenty of space elsewhere. I must admit I try to park on an end and over the line and I love when I have a grandchild and can go in those extra wide spaces. Anita x

[Izb1]

The trolleys must be heavier now that they are loaded up with extra toilet rolls and hand sanitisers ha! Sorry soulboy, its no fun when people are so inconsiderate x

[Albertdog]

Turn the other cheek - you know who'll come off worse if you react.....nic nic...besides it doesn't do our metabolism any good at the best of times..😇

[soulboy118 in reply to Albertdog]

I'm a placid kinda guy Albert, I try to take the easy road but sometimes , just sometimes you get an arrogant thoughtless person ( not my first choice as a description for them ) comes along like a wrecking ball to peoples days that you just cant let go,

[Albertdog]

I completely understand- but some "!? people just can't be trusted to be told the errors of their ways...😱

[Daisy2408]

We have just replaced our ancient, leaky car which no one ever bashed into, although they would have been more than welcome, with a bright shiny newish one. Oh dear. What miseries await.

[soulboy118 in reply to Daisy2408]

Once its scratched or dented that newness has gone , good luck in it not happening to you