Rules are rules. Or are they?

Anniebach these idiots are all three!

Alea my Waitrose is in NW London. I doubt if area matters, there are selfish louts everywhere. i agree, what is the meaning of that world "old"? That really is derogatory. The other two words, especially the former, are every day language to many of today's youngsters, with or without an education.

I'm glad it's not just me then (although sometimes I'd like to break the odd rule myself, you know, just to be daring!!) Generally I glare like mad at anyone arrogane, ill mannered or selfish enough to go against the flow in this situation but one day I'll make some withering comment although I expect I'll get a horrible mouthful back - it's the norm these days, isn't it! Grrrrr

Oh yes, Alea ... lol!

I too would keep to the rules , those who break them are either arrogant, ill mannered or very selfish

I wonder if that is the same Waitrose carpark where I was shouted at as I stood my ground nose to nose with someone going the wrong way, as in "Learn to drive you f...old..c...!"?
As an ex-teacher I am familiar with the f and the c words, but OLD??????
Shortly after this incident I tweeted a comment to Waitrose and the "no entry", "no left turn" signs appeared the next week along with unconvincing info that CCTV cameras were in operation.
Does Oakgrove sound familiar?

I am also a sheep. If some clown is driving the wrong way down a road at Waitrose I will sit there until he backs down. I drive round and round looking for a car park space and I have never knowingly flouted the rules.

It seems to me good manners to observe the rules. Maybe I'm a sheep too!