Heracles Pollux wrote:
No, the reason they do it is because they're ****ing lazy and have
some deep seated revenge thing going on.

Any comments?

Yes, work for Ocado instead.


For this reason, I refuse to render assistance or aid to anyone
within the bounds of London since my act of humanity and charity
will result in unnecessary legal proceedings against me

Only if you break the law in doing so.

by the authorities I am supposedly doing a service for.

No, you would doing a service for the person who needs help.

**** 'em.

Who, the person you needs your help? How very charitable of you.
--
Richard J.
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On Tue, Dec 26, 2006 at 04:32:11PM -0000, Paul wrote:

It is a good point that you have raised. However, it does appear that
delivery vehicles are deliberately 'targeted' as (in my case) the company,
rather than the driver pays the fine.

Or perhaps they appear to be "targetted" because they park incorrectly
more often and so *deserve* more tickets. Unfortunately the fines don't
appear to be high enough, as I see the same trucks making the same
deliveries week after week, each time with a parking ticket on them.

It would all be fixed by my fine idea of putting fork lifts on the front
of bendy buses and using them to stab into the offending vehicles and
lift them onto the bus roof.

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