POST 1Original post
Was it a soft top? i hear they are very popular amongst the male residents of brighton. >> Edited by dazren (moderator) on Saturday 14th June 17:22
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POST 2Original post
Why do you assume it was parked illegally?
POST 3Original post
It was in a disabled space and had a pistonhead sticker on it. Maybe a lack of disabled sticker?
POST 4Original post
have you ever tried parking in Brighton, i had a couple of hours to spare last year, on a trip to Gatwick, and tried without success. MALE RESIDENTS..Daz are we on a PC crusade? >> Edited by rich 36 on Sunday 15th June 10:50
POST 5Original post
thats not in the original post. Perhaps a car can have a PH sticker and disabled badges or are the two incompatable? (question aimed at chassis) >> Edited by superlightr on Sunday 15th June 11:37
POST 6Original post
As unlikely as it sounds . Can't have sensitive people taking offence on this forum. That is dealt with over on General Gassing. It's quite understandable that the male residents of Brighton prefer the convertibles, being on the south coast it's all to do with having a warmer climate. DAZ Edited due to crap spellin. >> Edited by dazren (moderator) on Sunday 15th June 11:43
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The posche had not sticker with the man in the chair in it. It was nice car but even a posche driver cannot park in such a space without sticker.
POST 8Original post
or highlighted/tinted hair and a sunny disposition!
POST 9Original post
Chassis, Its about time you had your eyes tested and stopped talking out of your exhaust. penny dropped yet?? >> Edited by superlightr on Sunday 15th June 15:44
POST 10Original post
OOOOHHHHH Clutcheshandbagstrapwithbothhandsacrosschest
POST 11Original post
Errr. Do you two know each other? Chassis, have you thought of joining us at Pistonfest for a few
POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I was thinking of it. Although my Fiat has not the same power as a VTR so would make not as much fast as many people there! I have never met Mr Superlight but he not sound nice to me. Maybe he has many highlight? >> Edited by chassis on Sunday 15th June 16:50
POST 13Original post
maybe he is peeed off when some one who needs glasses and drives a Fiat posts a topic saying so and so with x registration should not park in a disabled bay as its illegal when the car in question DID in reality have the required disabled badges on it. ? clink, clink yet, nope - dont think the coin has hit the ground yet.
POST 14Original post
I don't think I would introduce myself to a forum by "Cruisin' in me Fiat in Brighton" Chassis do you realise what that actually infers ??
POST 15Original post
I guess yes. Just browse his previous posts
POST 16Original post
I've edited out the number plate and established that chassis and superlightr don't know each other. It should now be blatently obvious who's car chassis is refering to and that he didn't notice the appropriate badge making the parking perfectly legal. I don't see this thread going anywhere so I'm closing it. DAZ PH (moderator) PS - superlightr, unable to email you, if you want this thread deleted please email me via my profile.
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POST 18 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I was cruisin in me Fiat today in Brighton. I saw a very nice Posche, but it was parked illegly!! It was in a disabled space and had a pistonhead sticker on it. Who are you Mr EDITED OUT BY MODERATOR ?? Why is you so naughty like this? When I do this I at least park on the pavement to show I will not be such long. >>> Edited by chassis on Saturday 14th June 12:29 Edited by Dazren (moderator) sunday 15th June 23.16
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