

I always assumed they were a warning. 'Better keep out of my way cos I shall be so busy shouting at the kid in the back, or breaking up an argument or picking up the bottle of juice my little darling has just slung under the brake peddle, to notice that I'm about to run into the back of you.'richierobins wrote:While we are on the subject of "Child On Board" notices, what is the point of them? Do people really imagine that I would recklessly drive into them had they not warned me? I want to remain in one piece no matter what the age of their passenger.
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
i think the oversize, Ferrari branded, ridiculously overpriced, but oh so safe Houdini proof carseat would give it away ....kit-e-kate wrote:Apparently the oh-so-annoying "baby-on-board" signs are there as a notification for rescue teams in the event of an accident. The theory being that in the event of an extremely abrupt stop (into the back of a lorry for example) Junior could slide under the seats in front and remain undiscovered.
I thought that's what 'old' people did anyway.ruth56 wrote:I think we should suggest an over 50's checkout for grumpy "mature" people so we can all complain to each other in the queue!! At least it would pass the time and my time is as precious as anyone elses!!
http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
ruth56 wrote:I think we should suggest an over 50's checkout for grumpy "mature" people so we can all complain to each other in the queue!! At least it would pass the time and my time is as precious as anyone elses!!
I was accused of that a few months ago, some young mother was dithering as to which checkout was to her liking.Millymollymandy wrote:I'm still waiting to be really old then I can barge in front and annoy young people.