Video: Thanks a bunch! Man in wheelchair uses head to try to shift double parked car

[webfact]

Video: Thanks a bunch! Man in wheelchair uses head to try to shift double parked car

 

Picture: Sanook

 

A Facebook poster said that when out shopping with their family in an On Nut, Bangkok, store they saw a man in a wheelchair trying to remove a double parked car that was blocking his vehicle from getting out of a handicapped parking spot. 

 

He was using his head - literally - to try and roll the offending vehicle away. 

 

Noodao Yeeja's husband went to help him out. 

 

She said that people should remember not just not to use handicapped parking spaces - but also not to park in front of them even if their car is in neutral. 

 

Here at Thaivisa we thought that people might know that already - we were obviously wrong!

 

Source: Sanook

 

 



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[khwaibah]

4 minutes ago, webfact said:

people should remember not just not to use handicapped parking spaces

 

They are scum.

[kingkenny]

This annoys me, especially when there are other spaces available,  some lazy prick wants to be close to the door so they block cars in without knowledge if the driver is elderly and unable to push their car out of the way.. I did once push a car about 200 m that chose to block me in rather than reverse into a number of empty spaces 10 m away. 

[shady86]

As usual, the retarded ones prefer to double park at spaces closest to entrance regardless of others because walking another 50m or finding car park are big burdens to their handicapped brain.

 

 

[Odysseus123]

Love it-but then I spend a good deal of my time in a wheelchair...

 

My opinions of fokkers who occupy disabled parking (or are blocking it)is beyond repeating..

 

I concede that  the Focker triplane was a very handy fighter in 1917.

[kannot]

3 hours ago, khwaibah said:

They are scum.

many do I  have a few  condos  close to that Tesco and the handicapped/parent  child space usually taken up by NEITHER........I do  feel however its Tescos  responsibility to enforce this and they wont say boo to a goose, many Thais  bone  idle selfish kripsc

[kannot]

Id have dragged  my wheelchair down the side of the car................if I had one

[colinneil]

3 minutes ago, kannot said:

Id have dragged  my wheelchair down the side of the car................if I had one

You can borrow my spare, if you gonna use it against selfish pr+++s.????

[from the home of CC]

8 minutes ago, kannot said:

Id have dragged  my wheelchair down the side of the car................if I had one

I'm with you, I would checked for cams and keyed the living shit out of that car...

[Spike1938]

Also those who use handicap toilets because they like the privacy. I have had to wait to get into one while some young stud uses it to masturbate.

 

[sanemax]

8 minutes ago, Spike1938 said:

Also those who use handicap toilets because they like the privacy. I have had to wait to get into one while some young stud uses it to masturbate.

 

Why post such nonsense ?

[kotsak]

34 minutes ago, kannot said:

many do I  have a few  condos  close to that Tesco and the handicapped/parent  child space usually taken up by NEITHER........I do  feel however its Tescos  responsibility to enforce this and they wont say boo to a goose, many Thais  bone  idle selfish kripsc

Every Tesco place I've been in Thailand is the same story. It's just hopeless and it's not just Tesco. It's in their blood not to give a rat's a$$ for the needs of others. Only drastic measures could teach those bar stuards  a lesson.

 

[roo860]

 
They are scum.

Idle scum

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[roo860]

Also those who use handicap toilets because they like the privacy. I have had to wait to get into one while some young stud uses it to masturbate.
 

Hope it wasn't Colin!
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[Vacuum]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Noodao Yeeja's husband went to help him out. 

I hope he used his fists.

[Ctkong]

34 minutes ago, kotsak said:

Every Tesco place I've been in Thailand is the same story. It's just hopeless and it's not just Tesco. It's in their blood not to give a rat's a$$ for the needs of others. Only drastic measures could teach those bar stuards  a lesson.

 

Thais generally regard the handicapped as karmic retribution so are less altruistic towards them. 

[sammieuk1]

As he was shopping at on nut did he just get carried away with his shopping experience ????

[colinneil]

42 minutes ago, roo860 said:

Hope it wasn't Colin!


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Very funny, i cant even manage that these days, if i tried the plastic tube would get in the way.

[kannot]

48 minutes ago, Ctkong said:

Thais generally regard the handicapped as karmic retribution so are less altruistic towards them. 

very convenient, an excuse for everything have the Thai

[Aussieroaming]

Scumbags

[NoshowJones]

2 hours ago, kannot said:

Id have dragged  my wheelchair down the side of the car................if I had one

In the UK, I carried a screwdriver in my car for that purpose. ????

[richard_smith237]

1 minute ago, possum1931 said:

In the UK, I carried a screwdriver in my car for that purpose. ????

You deliberately carried a screw driver around so you could vandalise the vehicles of others you considered inconsiderate towards you????? 

 

There is now a growing issue with teens in the UK carrying knives to ‘vandalise’ (commit assault) to others they considered inconsiderate towards them.

 

You are looking for a problem... and found scratching someone’s car you may very well end up with said screwdriver imbedded in your abdomen. Your actions are immature but worse than that they are highly foolish.

 

I understand the frustration. But aren’t you guys mature enough and thick skinned enough to let a situation like this pass and just get on with your life?

 

There’s no need to get ‘Ronnie Pickering’ about it.... leave a note next time and don’t unnecessarily escalate a situation. 

[NoshowJones]

59 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

You deliberately carried a screw driver around so you could vandalise the vehicles of others you considered inconsiderate towards you????? 

 

There is now a growing issue with teens in the UK carrying knives to ‘vandalise’ (commit assault) to others they considered inconsiderate towards them.

 

You are looking for a problem... and found scratching someone’s car you may very well end up with said screwdriver imbedded in your abdomen. Your actions are immature but worse than that they are highly foolish.

 

I understand the frustration. But aren’t you guys mature enough and thick skinned enough to let a situation like this pass and just get on with your life?

 

There’s no need to get ‘Ronnie Pickering’ about it.... leave a note next time and don’t unnecessarily escalate a situation. 

I understand what you are saying, I am one of the nicest guys you will meet, but if someone deliberately does me wrong, they take the consequencies.

[Henrik Andersen]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

She said that people should remember not just not to use handicapped parking spaces - but also not to park in front of them even if their car is in neutral. 

 

They know already but just don't care of other people 

Me first generation 

But why not send them a fine number plate is clearly 

[RJRS1301]

3 hours ago, Spike1938 said:

Also those who use handicap toilets because they like the privacy. I have had to wait to get into one while some young stud uses it to masturbate.

 

Do tell how do you know he was hand delivering??

[RJRS1301]

1 hour ago, possum1931 said:

In the UK, I carried a screwdriver in my car for that purpose. ????

Oh how mature

[roo860]

In the UK, I carried a screwdriver in my car for that purpose. [emoji3]

I thought it was Phillips?

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[Rawairat]

Some Thais, and foreigners for that matter are just lazy and inconsiderate but unless something is done they will continue to get away with it. What we need is some wheel clamps or tow trucks to address the problem and charge the offenders full cost plus a bonus for the company’s doing the job. Good business for some enterprising Thai

[colinneil]

13 hours ago, RJRS1301 said:

Do tell how do you know he was hand delivering??

He knows that, because his eye got stuck on the keyhole.????

[richard_smith237]

15 hours ago, possum1931 said:

I understand what you are saying, I am one of the nicest guys you will meet, but if someone deliberately does me wrong, they take the consequencies.

Yep... I get you.. I feel the same and get annoyed easily when someone deliberately wrongs me. But I draw the line at causing physical damage to property if they do, unless its truly warranted and I need to defend myself, then the full ‘keyboard warrior’ in me metamorphosises into reality and I do the Krane from Karate kid and tell them I’m a black-belt in origami...

 

Unforunately I can’t re-educate the world, and find it easier to just let the annoying things around me slide. 

That said, letting the tire down would make me feel better, although I hope I’d be switched on enough at the time to do so after moving the car out of my way !

 

 

More on topic: Don’t most car parks have a trolley jack at hand for such circumstances?

 

I remember getting blocked in for 20mins by a total tool (similar age to me - I was in my 30’s) at Emporium. He returned to his car, walked past me and ignored me. It was obvious I was waiting for his car to be moved. My blood boiled and I gave him a few choice words - he just ignored me without so much as an apology. In hind sight the ‘screw driver’ to his car seems like the right move.

 

After this event I was told that the security have a trolley jack, but prefer not to use it a) because it takes effort and b) because there is a risk of damaging the car and c) because the tool who parked blocking someone is usually self centred enough that they give the security a hard time for moving their car (sh!t rolls down hill).

 

 

It appears to me that social media in Thailand is only form of accountability that the selfish anti-social tools are at risk of facing. Those enforcing the law do nothing to moderate the well being of society. 

 

After seeing this on the news the Shopping Centre would have done well to Ban this car from parking at their parking lot again and public announce such. 

 

 

 

 

Edited March 5, 2019 by richard_smith237