What to stick on his windscreen which wont come off easily? [OT]

Better still, take out the valves as well. I get cursed with this problem in our close.

Russell

Just write it on the bonnet in spray paint - that'll teach 'em :)

TROLL ALERT

A better idea and less damage would be for them to come back every day to four flats they would soon stop parking there !!!!!.

Christian McArdle:

it indicates which cars are able to use blue badge spaces, not disabled spaces. While some do mark their spaces as for badge holders, more often theyre marked as for disabled people. The 2 categories are not the same.

Steve Rainbird:

obviously. else I wouldnt be commenting on this. This confusion between disabled, wheelchair users and blue badge holders is a persistent problem.

sme:

no, it tells you if the driver has a blue badge. Many disabled do not have those badges.

NT

Yeah, I wondered about that, but in general I always reckoned that up until the age of about 12 is acceptable. Anything older than that the kids should be capable of looking after themselves.

Adding theft to criminal damage.

And if the owner notices you doing it and comes out and equally accidentally knocks you teeth out?

A lot of the posts could be considered incitement and or conspiracy to commit a crime.

No, it tells you an occupant of the car is disabled. We don't have one for our son because he is a) too young, and b) not disabled enough (which is stupid given he has a physical and mental disability).

If nobody owns the car park, can I claim it for myself?

accidentally

Then he can come back and ask which dentist is doin a deal on dentures.

That's a cyvil matter, what you are proposing could be classed as criminal damadge, as the name sugests that's a criminal matter. Unless you are very careful you could end up with a criminal record and the possibility of jail time. (Unfortunately not enough of a possibility of jail time as criminal damage doesn't attract the sort of sentencing it once did.)

It's nice to see a post not suggesting criminal damage.

You did that in France? That's brave, I know how the French tend to treat there cars.

Are you or are you not the land owner for the car park?

So if it's off-topic, that justifies excessive cross posting?

1. It is criminal damage.

Even a minute or two is probably enough to dissuade them. Anyway, how easy is it (sometimes) to strip wallpaper, even with a steam stripper? :-)

In message , Alan Gauton writes

Yes, if they also enforced a "no accompanied breeders" area where one could park without someone else's little darlings denting the car doors.