General Chat

Motorised wheelchair users who have no consideration for anyone else on the footpath and act as if they're in dodgem cars, then have a go at you for having working legs because you dare to exclaim your surprise at being run over, because of course they own the footpaths. Or even the motorised wheelchair users who sit and shout at people asking if they're deaf when they don't respond until you say no, she's not deaf she's mentally handicapped. STATEMENT: Not all motorised wheelchair users are like this I know - just some!!

Flippin school run

pmsl i know when i read it i thought it looked a bit odd sheesh lolol

People who dont own a cloths or shoe brush ,and go out with all manner of stuff stuck on cloths especially a dark coat,,,,,and scruffed shoes,,

I would say traffic wardens ....and old people on buggiesxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx((((:

Dragon fly i agree able bodied people can be rude sometimes like being on a bus and giving up your seat to a disabled person...that gets up my nose...can i rephrase what i said about the buggies wouldn't like to get rid of old people but some are very dangerous on them...saw buggy rage the other week......xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx(((((:

Afternoon all :O)) Am with Steve on the plastic moulded packaging ............ Also - able bodied folk who park in the disabled bays at supermarkets And - single occupant cars that park in the mother & toddler bays Neither effect me - but it does bug me when I see it grrrrrrrrr

why is it i have mobility problems i walk with a stick then why is i have to move out of able bodie peoples way an walk in the road to get round

brambles grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

~~~~~~~~~~~~ to Anita kids talking on mobile phones, then stepping out into the road without looking

Cyclists who use the pavements. Pedestrians who don't check the road before crossing - especially at junctions.. Motorists - usually in 'flash' cars, who don't use their indicators. Reg

People who drive into a puddle and soak the pedestrians.

THOSE NEW WHEELIE SHOES SOOOOOO DANGEROUS

People being late for appointments.............. Agree with Gwen about having to get out of the way on pavements, in shops and anywhere there are a lot of people ( I use crutches). Trying to hold the door open in shops and people just walking through and not saying thank-you. People who don't say ' please or thank you ' Chewing gum on the pavement. Will stop now.........semi-rant over. Lin x

I have a cousin 4ft 11in strong as an ox but everyone rushes to help her me taller bnigger gets ignored an door let go when i get near and try to open holdin stick ,bag ,shopping

before i do the nannie stuff open the door wide ~~~~~~~throws in thirtyninth anniversary~~~~~~~~~~~~~

People who sit in cars at traffic lights and pick their noses *where do they put it after*

ewwwwww I dread to think Steve

dunno where do you Steve

Steve...............yuck lol. But know what you mean pmsl. Lin xx