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"Disgraceful"

Went into a supermarket for the first time in years today. There are now no bars running across the back of the trolley, beneath the cage. Meaning you can't run and jump on them and screech down aisles.

A 10yr old kid also asked for a light, but I was too angry at the fact of there were no bars to jump on to notice him much.

Disgraceful!

But the extra weight allows for some nifty handbrake turning.
I always do 90 degree turns around the aisles, and scare all the old people.
God bless the trolly.

FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> If you go on your tippy-toes, you can jump on the lumpy bit just above
> the wheels. Well, on Tesco trolleys (trollies?) you can - they're my
> prefered mode of tranport.

I prefer the aerodynamics of the Safeway trolley.
They have about 3 different types too.
The med size is the best - a medium weight to carry you along for a while, but with smooth aerodynamics.
Perfect.

ha ha ha

Its not just me then

I do it without realising... i wil do it when i am thirty.

I will do it when I am married with children - no one will stomp on my immaturity and fun!

No one looks at the handle right? They have a picture of a kid riding a trolley with a big red cross on it.

If you go on your tippy-toes, you can jump on the lumpy bit just above the wheels. Well, on Tesco trolleys (trollies?) you can - they're my prefered mode of tranport.

AH my god your joking right?

Im not going to a supermarket again now, no fun :(

No conker contests at schools
No bundles on stage in school assemblies
No video camering a play without consent...

now no bars to ride

Soon they will say BEWARE KIDS - NO FUN ALLOWED

Went into a supermarket for the first time in years today. There are now no bars running across the back of the trolley, beneath the cage. Meaning you can't run and jump on them and screech down aisles.

A 10yr old kid also asked for a light, but I was too angry at the fact of there were no bars to jump on to notice him much.

Disgraceful!