No free carparks near me, so the recently installed “Safer Streets” cameras/wardens to stop people dropping their kids off at the school just means the traffic gets pushed 1 or 2 roads further along into my street.
Fair enough if parents are blocking residents drives with their cars or something, but you live in a house next to a school - what do you expect? It’s only busy for 10-15 minutes at drop off/pick up time.
It’s like moving in next to a pub and not expecting a bit of noise at kicking out time IMO.
I live on a street with 2 school and yeah, you expect busy times twice a day for sure, general stuff you shouldn’t get upset about but it can go past that with really twattish folk taking the piss and not using common sense, busy in their main character plus child drama and disregarding anyone else that is in exactly the same situation as they are.
Stoked/Not Stoked(middle class 50-something edition)
Stoked: I got a new Brompton Not stoked: it was faulty straight out of the box Not stoked: they said I had to go to a dealer to get it fixed, and they stopped replying to my emails Stoked: I gave them a bad review on Trustpilot, half an hour later they rang me, I’m getting a new bike!
Bonus Stoked: Just got tickets for David Byrne next March
Always cringed seeing pros who you reckon know nothing about football wearing football shirts.
Picturing him buying the AC Milan one too without realising…
Edit - sorry I just re read your comment. I remember him wearing an Inter shirt but I don’t remember him wearing the Milan one too. Gosh, my picturing above was accurate!
Just pushing their presence up more in America as ‘soccer’ is getting bigger and yeah plus the World Cup is co-hosted by America/Canada/Mexico next year. Which looks like being an absolute shit storm with the way those countries are getting on and their border issues.
