The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

[Vipers]

ANYWAY LADS, LETS GET BACK TO SOME MORE EXAMPLES OF BADLY PARKED CARS.

WE (MY SELF INCLUDED) ARE GETTING TOO SETTLED IN THIS DEBATE

[jhfozzy]

[dalzo]

Steff1965 said:

Our Asda did that too but some people still can't get it right

Cumbernauld asda?

I tend to park at the bingo just to be as far away as possible

[Steff1965]

dalzo said:

Steff1965 said:

Our Asda did that too but some people still can't get it right

Cumbernauld asda?

Correct

[Europa1]

I offer you the total knobjockey who parked his Golf on the zigzag lines at a pedestrian crossing, about 8 feet from the crossing itself, so he could park right outside the front door of the house he was visiting to collect something. Then had the audacity to call a person who remonstrated with him (it wasn't me) a tosser. What an utterly selfish, self centred f*&^tard.

An effortless Grade 8 on the pink clarinet.

[Blib]

Europa1 said:

I offer you the total knobjockey who parked his Golf on the zigzag lines at a pedestrian crossing, about 8 feet from the crossing itself, so he could park right outside the front door of the house he was visiting to collect something. Then had the audacity to call a person who remonstrated with him (it wasn't me) a tosser. What an utterly selfish, self centred f*&^tard.

An effortless Grade 8 on the pink clarinet.

Isn't that three points on the driver's licence? Having said that, there's a builders' merchants near me. Right outside is a zebra crossing. Cars and vans are parked on the zig zags almost every time that I pass.

Edited by Blib on Monday 29th December 19:31

[Vipers]

Blib said:

Europa1 said:

I offer you the total knobjockey who parked his Golf on the zigzag lines at a pedestrian crossing, about 8 feet from the crossing itself, so he could park right outside the front door of the house he was visiting to collect something. Then had the audacity to call a person who remonstrated with him (it wasn't me) a tosser. What an utterly selfish, self centred f*&^tard.

An effortless Grade 8 on the pink clarinet.

Isn't that three points on the driver's licence? Having said that, there's a builders' merchants near me. Right outside is a zebra crossing. Cars and vans are parked on the zig zags almost every time that I pass.

Edited by Blib on Monday 29th December 19:31

Worth of a phone call me thinks.

[Hackney]

Van driver parked on double yellows outside Costa for several minutes before going in.
Behind the van whole swathes of car park available as the retail park doesn't open until 9am. (Pic taken at about 8:30) Still, the coffee might get cold on the walk back to the van.


And the local B&Q. I had to take a second to make sure there was no-one in the car. But no, empty and stayed there for at least the half hour we were inside.


Oh and Mr10Secs, I think you have issues mate. Did a woman park better than you recently?

[Blib]

[cookin ez]

I suppose they thought this was good enough?

[ewand]

cookin ez said:

I suppose they thought this was good enough?

Obviously they have plenty of "that'll do" practice, given the front end...

[smiffy180]

[Mike_Mac]

ewand said:

cookin ez said:

I suppose they thought this was good enough?

Obviously they have plenty of "that'll do" practice, given the front end...

That's reminded me just how much I enjoyed parking my P&J in Italy when I drove there one Summer, especially in Naples!

I don't think there was an un-dented car spotted in my whole time there!

[Jagmanv12]

Blib said:

The driver obviously thought the number on the doors meant it was specially reserved for his/her car.

[Cliftonite]

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[leigh1050]

Regular occurance outside my house. Part blocking two driveways and on a bus stop. "Only be a minute just picking up a prescription" is the norm.

[Vipers]

leigh1050 said:

Regular occurance outside my house. Part blocking two driveways and on a bus stop. "Only be a minute just picking up a prescription" is the norm.

Didn't know you could get a prescription for being an ignorant tt

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