AIBU to want to leave a poo on the windscreen of knobheads without children who park in parent and child spaces?

[BabyMonkeyMummy]

It can be any sized poo.

[DameXanaduBramble]

Oh give over will you. They're just a convenience, not legally enforceable. What did people do before these spaces? Oh yes, parked a bit further away. Hard life, innit.

[Mrsmorton]

Get your groceries delivered...

[pearlylum]

I would report you to the police if you did that.
Disgusting behaviour.

I will use a P&C place sometimes without children if disabled bays are full.

[londonrach]

Gets popcorn and sits down to watch....

[Wagglebees]

Oh god.

[Marthacliffscumbag]

Oh the hardship!
Get over yourself.

[PatMullins]

Knob.

[TheLadyWithTheYellowHat]

[Oysterbabe]

For some reason Mumsnet is really against these spaces, I've never met anyone in real life who thinks it's OK for non-parents to park in them. It's pretty hard to get a carseat in or out in a tiny standard space.

[BabyMonkeyMummy]

Clearly a joke!

[Pagwatch]

I'm impressed you are nimble enough to get up there and then balance.

It is a stupid thing to get upset about though.

[DropIt]

OMG these threads.. Ok let me sum it up just to save everyone who clicks on this thread the pain:

1. Parent and child spaces are not legally enforceable, they exist as an act of courtesy by the shop and to entice parents to go there.
   
   
2. No they're not comparable to disabled spaces which are protected by law and you really do have to be an entitled knobend to park in a disabled space unlawfully.
   
   
3. Is it fucking annoying when people who don't have kids park in the parent and child spaces park in them anyway? Yes. Can anyone do anything about it? No.
   
   
4. Yes a millionaire on years ago people coped without them. Well done.
   
   
   
   Hth.

[Zucker]

Those spaces aren't governed by any laws, they're a convenience!

[expatinscotland]

Um, yeah, YABU. And pathetic. Get over yourself.

I'd like to see every single one of those bays changed into disabled bays.

[Marthacliffscumbag]

A joke? You need to work in your delivery then. It's fucking rubbish.

[DropIt]

*Millionaire on - a million years ago

[Pagwatch]

I can balance on a bosu so I could get up there and balance. I can do squats on a bosu. So that parts do-able.

But I couldn't poo in public.

Half arsed really.

[MiddleClassProblem]

Well a million years ago it wast the law to have a car seat and it's bloody hard to get them out of a car when you can't open the door fully

[BabyMonkeyMummy]

OK! I was just having a bit of a joke about it. It's not the end of the world, it's just a little bit irritating. I was just trying to be a bit light hearted. Didn't know it would or could be such a contentious issue.

Wish I hadn't started it.

[MiddleClassProblem]

Baby poo would be better

[KayTee87]

I don't have any children yet (pregnant with my first). I used a p&c space for 10 minutes the other day as the first space I tried I couldn't actually get out of the car. I did feel bad and was worried someone would hate me but then they'd see my huge stomach and maybe realise I didn't have much of a choice. Car parks need to make all spaces a bit bigger as people's cars all seem to be getting bigger.

[LyingWitchInTheWardrobe2726]

Of course you knew it was contentious OP, that's why you started the thread as a 'joke'. Wouldn't have been a 'joke' otherwise, would it now?

[Wagglebees]

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[Ffion3107]

HAHAHAHA! I too get wound up by these inconsiderate knobheds!
Of course we survived without them, but now that they're there and we realise how much easier it is, we do tend to get pissed off when there aren't any spaces for us as the people without children take them for no reason.

[RockMeMomma]

Awww Baby I was rather over excited about the mayhem that would ensue if you did it even though it sounds grim