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Quote: Originally posted by blondieandi on 16/4/2009

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No not at all. Its been quite amusing seeing peoples reactions. Its gone from people agreeing to people disagreeing and then its been like the waiting room of an Endoscopy Unit.

So many ailments especially IBS which should I dare mention is largely down to peoples modern day eating habits. (not picking you sufferers though)

Above all, it was merely an observation that this year the amount of people driving to the facilities was noticable. I didnt have a "bad hair day" (Ive got no hair) and I had a great holiday.

Apologies to those who seem rather upset about it but at least it makes a change from "Can I tow a twin axle with my reliant robin?" or "Which club, CC or C&CC?"  posts.

Noffy

at least it makes a change from "Can I tow a twin axle with my reliant robin?" or "Which club, CC or C&CC?"  posts.

I think that is one thing on which we can all agree and it is better than just fumming inside, it's good to let it all out every now and then.

Steve W 

Quote: Originally posted by N0ffy on 17/4/2009

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So many ailments especially IBS which should I dare mention is largely down to peoples modern day eating habits. (not picking you sufferers though)

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I don't see what business it is of anyone elses anyway. Some people actually have to use their vehicles to get around comfortably. If someone chooses to drive to the toilet block, as long as they stick to the site speed limits & they're paying for their own pitch then fair play to them.

I'm far more worried about the prospects of having neighbours with loud music, football playing kids who seem to like to use our awning as a goal & a turkey of a father/husband/partner who likes to demonstrate his inablity to fly kites if there's the slightest breeze, than I am about someone driving their car around the site too much.

BB

Quote: Originally posted by mrs skippy on 17/4/2009

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Quote: Originally posted by N0ffy on 17/4/2009

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So many ailments especially IBS which should I dare mention is largely down to peoples modern day eating habits. (not picking you sufferers though)

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Ihave IBS which is under control at the moment but believe it or not it is full strength coffee that brings it on for me i've now been drinking half caff since last october and have only had one episode of it and that was when I ran out for 3 days funny thing is i've always drank coffee never had a problem until last year

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Quote: Originally posted by Fat Bum on 16/4/2009

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If you have an illness or disability that means you can't walk far to the toilets why not explain this to the campsite owner when you book and ask if you can be pitched near to the facilities so that you don't have to drive to the toilets. Most campsite owners/managers will want to restrict car movements to a minimum on the site for safety reasons and I'm sure will try to be as obliging as possible.

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 Yeah Sure then you you get all the noise and $$** behavior of the inbetweenys

 who are bored out of their adolescent skulls too old for playpark to young for drinky

poo,s so resort to making the loos a no go area for us silver surfers i,d rather empty my cassete 3 times a day than suffer that again! rant over!.

Quote: Originally posted by Fat Bum on 16/4/2009

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If you have an illness or disability that means you can't walk far to the toilets why not explain this to the campsite owner when you book and ask if you can be pitched near to the facilities so that you don't have to drive to the toilets. Most campsite owners/managers will want to restrict car movements to a minimum on the site for safety reasons and I'm sure will try to be as obliging as possible.

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I donr want to explain my illness or hubbys illness to all and sundry.