to pull my judgey pants up to my pits?

[LadyBiscuit]

Yesterday I took my DS to the garden centre where there is a small play area at the back of the restaurant so you can eat/drink while your children play. My dad and I were waiting for a couple of women to leave - they had a baby, a toddler and a couple of three year olds with them. When we sat down there was a copy of the Daily Mail lying on the seat next to my dad and he was about to pick it up when he realised that there were two dirty nappies inside it. And a couple of used wet wipes left lying on the table :(

I don't shock easily but I think that is beyond gross. Especially when we were about to have tea and mince pies and there is a loo with a changing table just around the corner.

I guess they might have been there before they arrived but then wouldn't you have moved them? I took them out to a member of staff (and then washed my hands).

[mugggletoeandwine]

Some people are such mingers.

[geordieminx]

Disgusting.

I would have chased after them... with the nappies

[wussbird]

I wish there was a puking emoticon

[LadyBiscuit]

I would have done geordieminx only they were probably long gone at that point. If I see them again, I will say something

[SuePurblybiltByElves]

Yuckness. People are scummy.

[TheCrackFox]

That is revolting.

[pottonista]

Poor kid. Having your nappy changed on a copy of the Daily Mail? That's got to scar you for life.

[sadiesadiemarriedlady]

Urgh, the Daily Mail, disgusting, yuk!

[PsecretSantead]

My god. The foul things people leave laying around. At least it wasn't The Sun!

That is gross though. I have changed nappies in odd places where no facilities were available, but at least take it with you!

[LadyBiscuit]

pottonista :o

[KaraStarbuckThrace]

You judge away - what absolutely mingers - yuck!!!

[walkinginaWUKTERwonderland]

Selfish mingers.
That's what I call 'a sense of entitlement' -that other people will just pick up your literal shit for you.

[FindingAManger]

revolting, lazy & foul!!

What goes through the minds of some people (or what DOESN'T perhaps) astonishes me. CBF to them!!!

[FindingAManger]

[Boozilla]

I remember being on holiday and the people in the next room left a dirty nappy on the floor outside their room! Not even in a nappy bag!

We could all smell something in the corridor and then realised what it was! Fortunately I spoke the local lingo and explained to the maids that it wasn't ours (we had a young baby too) and that we would never expect them to clean up something like that.

Some people are beyond gross.

[loveulotslikejellytots]

What if they had to rush off in an emergency and forgot their napies, it could be a genuine mistake!

Ok for you up there?

[loveulotslikejellytots]

Just like my spelling was in that! Sorry!

[FakePlasticTrees]

That's grim. I hope it didn't put you off your mincepies.

[toddlerama]

Best use of the Daily Mail...

[QuickLookBusySanta]

FindingAManger, was just going to post that!!

I've left mobiles/gloves/toys etc etc on seats. I don't think I ever left a shitty nappy, but I may have done.

[Ormirian]

Yuck! Horrible thing to do.

May I just say that your use of the word 'pits' in the thread titles also made me shudder. Sorry

[crystalglasses]

People can be disgusting. Once on holiday in France where a baby changing mat was supplied by the owners of the gite I remember turning it over only to find it was covered in baby sh-t. Makes me heave to think of it. How can people leave thngs in such a disgusting condition, not to mention the gite owners failure to give the gite a good clean between occupants.

[LadyBiscuit]

No, they definitely weren't in a hurry, they were packing up very leisurely, one of the women let her daughter have another go on the slide. Some people are just incredibly self-absorbed I guess

[curlymama]

even if they were in a hurry, wtf were they doing changing a nappy in a place where people eat anyway?