In article ,
NY wrote:
For the record, my friend says he usually tries to not to park where
it's otherwise illegal (double yellow lines etc), and only uses
disabled spaces for the extra width to get his wheelchair alongside the
car: he still pays the normal fee even though he's entitled to a
discount.

It's rather funny the way so many complain of disabled parking spaces in a
supermarket car park not being fully used. Or the possibility of someone
using one who perhaps doesn't really need it 100%.

Even at my vast age, I park at the far end of the carpark to leave the
spaces near the entrance free for those youngsters who have seems to have
problems walking a few hundred yards. And like to fight over the closest
space. Perhaps they drive the short distance to the gym too.

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*I did a theatrical performance about puns. It was a play on words.*

Dave Plowman London SW
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