Disabled parking sticker

Haven't bothered to renew ours, although I think the NSW one is still
current. Don't really need it anymore, the son can walk 100 mtrs unaided
now.

best to leave the spots for cranky old fat bastards

 

I remember when they said they needed proof that you needed a sicker. I
walked into the RTA and sat a 2 year old tube fed down syndrome boy on the
counter and said.. is that proof?, issued on the spot. Time for a renewal
and they wanted a cert from a doc that he needed the permit. I asked the RTA
if you could actually recover from DS.... issue on the spot. 3rd time I had
to get a doc cert for it.... farkin import doc looked at him and said
"what's wrong with him"?



last time I bothered.


leave the spots for cranky old fat bastards (and Mercs in Chatswood)

 

haven't had a flat in ......... how lomg?


you doing the Turismo Glen?

 

they don't call DS Mongoloid anymore

 

<smug look>

I pick it up tomorrow. Just in time for Christmas parking woes.

 

lol had 1 for 3 years , makes zip all difference at christmas

but if you have a van you park in the loading dock in westfields and walk
straight in

 

I hear is instant approval for Ducati riders

mh

 

Nah I didn't get it till I started looking at VFR's

 

Nope, they're all toast now. Gotta get a new one like I haven't yet.

 

Fuckin' pretend cripples! Like Glen said, it won't matter, but feel free
to help keep the flat tyre ratio on un-permited cars well above average.

 

good to hear

so did you apply for yours yet ? or do they just send it


yeh but always good for free parking meters and hours of endless parking

 

i thought everyone in Tas had 1 ??

 

too old to live?

 

it used to be at the descretion of the RTA , if they thought you needed it
then no probs
if there was doubt then off to the doc

i do , i also enjoy free parking for hours at a time **** the council
bunchacahns

 

not too insensitive, was funny actually. In joke

 

smack wrote:
.. farkin import doc looked at him and said

Korean or Paki?

 

Mongolian?

Moike

 

Yeah, I know. A bit insensitive.

My aunt Mary had DS. She lived to the ripe old age of ~82. Lived more
or less independently in a farmhouse for quite a few years until she got
too old.

Moike

 

The doc tor, duh

 

Some shopping centres in Perth now have Senior's bays next to the disabled
bays. I love leaving the Guzzi in one.

Theo