In message . li, Tom
Anderson writes
On Mon, 27 Apr 2009, neverwas wrote:

Ian Jelf wrote:
This surprised me:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8021703.stm

Possibly less surprising if you read "buggy" as shorthand for
"my-other-Chelsea-tractor-is-even-bigger-than-this-2-tier-ankle-breaker".

Quite. And what's this 'buggy park'? Do they mean 'wheelchair space'? I
do wish people with buggies would fall down and die. If your children
are small enough to need a pushchair, they're small enough to lift out
of it with ease. If they're big enough that you can't, they should
bloody well be walking. It does nobody except the parent any favours,
and certainly not the children, to keep them strapped in a buggy.

Sterilise the lot of 'em, i say.

"Incoming......."!
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