The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]
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Challo said:
Sunday morning shopping in Camberley. Got back to my car and found this Q3 dumped into its space. Just enough room for me to get in without damaging my door.
I didn't have anything to write on to leave a polite note.
p.s. Apologies for the rubbish photo.
rambo19 said:
Challo said:
Sunday morning shopping in Camberley. Got back to my car and found this Q3 dumped into its space. Just enough room for me to get in without damaging my door.
I didn't have anything to write on to leave a polite note.
p.s. Apologies for the rubbish photo.
divetheworld said:
Vipers said:
Would be a pity if his scooter was to scratch a few of those vehicles, serve them right if he did.
So you're condoning vandalism of vehicles?
If I'm walking along a F-O-O-T-W-A-Y and there is a parked car on it, I'm getting through, whether the twunt that dumped it there likes it or not. If that means dragging my shopping bag down it's flanks, then so be it. Don't like it? Park your feckin' motor carriage in the bloody carriageway then!!! I've also been known to knock door mirrors too, when space is particularly tight due to the car being badly parked. Forwards or backwards, I'm not fussy. Oops! Clumsy me! It was accidental, after all, unlike the deliberate and utter selfish premeditated decision to obstruct the road. And god help the idiot who challenges me - they'll be on the receiving end of a personal injury claim for chronic elbow pain faster than s
t off a particularly greasy shovel. And hey? All this "it isn't illegal to park on the pavement" st? Bks. It's illegal to drive on that part of the highway set aside for the passage of foot traffic. And you cannot get a car into a 'parked' position without driving it there. Ergo, the driver has committed an offence. Two wrongs may not make a right, but I'll be damned if I'm going to be standing around like a lemon, waiting for a gap in traffic to walk around the obstruction when it is my INALIENABLE right to pass and repass along a footway dedicated for public use. Cars on the carriageway, pedestrians on the footway. Simple rules, really, and people who ignore them shouldn't have any legal protection if their vehicle is damaged while it is causing an obstruction. 
yellowjack said:
He might not, but I certainly do
If I'm walking along a F-O-O-T-W-A-Y and there is a parked car on it, I'm getting through, whether the twunt that dumped it there likes it or not. If that means dragging my shopping bag down it's flanks, then so be it. Don't like it? Park your feckin' motor carriage in the bloody carriageway then!!! I've also been known to knock door mirrors too, when space is particularly tight due to the car being badly parked. Forwards or backwards, I'm not fussy. Oops! Clumsy me! It was accidental, after all, unlike the deliberate and utter selfish premeditated decision to obstruct the road. And god help the idiot who challenges me - they'll be on the receiving end of a personal injury claim for chronic elbow pain faster than st off a particularly greasy shovel. And hey? All this "it isn't illegal to park on the pavement" st? Bks. It's illegal to drive on that part of the highway set aside for the passage of foot traffic. And you cannot get a car into a 'parked' position without driving it there. Ergo, the driver has committed an offence. Two wrongs may not make a right, but I'll be damned if I'm going to be standing around like a lemon, waiting for a gap in traffic to walk around the obstruction when it is my INALIENABLE right to pass and repass along a footway dedicated for public use. Cars on the carriageway, pedestrians on the footway. Simple rules, really, and people who ignore them shouldn't have any legal protection if their vehicle is damaged while it is causing an obstruction.
I would vote for you for Prime Minister.If I'm walking along a F-O-O-T-W-A-Y and there is a parked car on it, I'm getting through, whether the twunt that dumped it there likes it or not. If that means dragging my shopping bag down it's flanks, then so be it. Don't like it? Park your feckin' motor carriage in the bloody carriageway then!!! I've also been known to knock door mirrors too, when space is particularly tight due to the car being badly parked. Forwards or backwards, I'm not fussy. Oops! Clumsy me! It was accidental, after all, unlike the deliberate and utter selfish premeditated decision to obstruct the road. And god help the idiot who challenges me - they'll be on the receiving end of a personal injury claim for chronic elbow pain faster than s
t off a particularly greasy shovel. And hey? All this "it isn't illegal to park on the pavement" st? Bks. It's illegal to drive on that part of the highway set aside for the passage of foot traffic. And you cannot get a car into a 'parked' position without driving it there. Ergo, the driver has committed an offence. Two wrongs may not make a right, but I'll be damned if I'm going to be standing around like a lemon, waiting for a gap in traffic to walk around the obstruction when it is my INALIENABLE right to pass and repass along a footway dedicated for public use. Cars on the carriageway, pedestrians on the footway. Simple rules, really, and people who ignore them shouldn't have any legal protection if their vehicle is damaged while it is causing an obstruction. TheAllSeeingPie said:
gazza285 said:
TheAllSeeingPie said:
He forgot to mention climbing over the car if it blocks the full width of the pavement of a busy road, other than that I totally agree 
My wife doesn't like it when I do that.
Challo said:
rambo19 said:
Challo said:
Sunday morning shopping in Camberley. Got back to my car and found this Q3 dumped into its space. Just enough room for me to get in without damaging my door.
I didn't have anything to write on to leave a polite note.
p.s. Apologies for the rubbish photo.
Why would you reverse park when you're going shopping? Leaving an unattended trolley rolling slowly across the car park roadway whilst having to shuffle awkwardly between cars, dragging your bags down the side of your car (and probably somebody else's) to get to your boot, what for? Self righteousness? Tit!
Squishey said:
Challo said:
rambo19 said:
Challo said:
Sunday morning shopping in Camberley. Got back to my car and found this Q3 dumped into its space. Just enough room for me to get in without damaging my door.
I didn't have anything to write on to leave a polite note.
p.s. Apologies for the rubbish photo.
Why would you reverse park when you're going shopping? Leaving an unattended trolley rolling slowly across the car park roadway whilst having to shuffle awkwardly between cars, dragging your bags down the side of your car (and probably somebody else's) to get to your boot, what for? Self righteousness? Tit!
irocfan said:
Centurion07 said:
TheAllSeeingPie said:
irocfan said:
Centurion07 said:
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