The BAD PARKING thread [vol3]

[Randy Winkman]

Willy Nilly said:

if only someone made smaller cars

I'd say there are a few very nice small cars nowadays.

[GaryGlitter]

It was within the lines but something made me think they should have done better, as could the Civic in the background.

[Willy Nilly]

Randy Winkman said:

Willy Nilly said:

if only someone made smaller cars

I'd say there are a few very nice small cars nowadays.

What? There are loads of them, we are spoilt for choice.

[Vipers]

Willy Nilly said:

Randy Winkman said:

Willy Nilly said:

if only someone made smaller cars

I'd say there are a few very nice small cars nowadays.

What? There are loads of them, we are spoilt for choice.

Even so, some of them will small cars still can't park them.

[acer12]

m8rky said:

4x4 revenge on a badly parked Corvette, moderately amusing.

http://www.carthrottle.com/if-you-park-your-corvet...

Poor effort by the jeep driver, didnt park close enough in my opinion, vette driver could get in without any bother whereas the pavement was partially blocked.

[405dogvan]

Parking space size is a BIT of an issue - but parking in 2 spaces is still the sole preserve of selfish assholes, even at the back of the car park.

There is a behaviour I really don't understand tho - why is it, when you park in the middle of a carpark - miles from anyone else - that someone will park RIGHT next to you within 5 mins and 2 cars will be there when you return?

Do some people think cars get lonely or something?? It can't be "steal his not mine" when you "his" is a 95 405 Estate tho ;0

[feef]

405dogvan said:

Parking space size is a BIT of an issue - but parking in 2 spaces is still the sole preserve of selfish assholes, even at the back of the car park.

There is a behaviour I really don't understand tho - why is it, when you park in the middle of a carpark - miles from anyone else - that someone will park RIGHT next to you within 5 mins and 2 cars will be there when you return?

Do some people think cars get lonely or something?? It can't be "steal his not mine" when you "his" is a 95 405 Estate tho ;0

I think some people are unable to see the lines, or don't think to adjust their mirrors to help, so use another vehicle as a guide

[Hol]

feef said:

405dogvan said:

Parking space size is a BIT of an issue - but parking in 2 spaces is still the sole preserve of selfish assholes, even at the back of the car park.

There is a behaviour I really don't understand tho - why is it, when you park in the middle of a carpark - miles from anyone else - that someone will park RIGHT next to you within 5 mins and 2 cars will be there when you return?

Do some people think cars get lonely or something?? It can't be "steal his not mine" when you "his" is a 95 405 Estate tho ;0

I think some people are unable to see the lines, or don't think to adjust their mirrors to help, so use another vehicle as a guide

I think you are right.

Some people need a car to line up against,.

[irocfan]

Conian said:

yup - on the face of it poorly parked... but maybe that's all he can do as he's working on that particular house?

[Lytham Stag]

[herewego]

101 I think the number is.

[fatboy69]

Lytham Stag said:

What a fking idiot.

[Cliftonite]

herewego said:

101 I think the number is.

When the police turn up the photographer gets arrested as a suspected paedophile?

[GSE]

irocfan said:

yup - on the face of it poorly parked... but maybe that's all he can do as he's working on that particular house?

Ah that's ok then. As Caldicott & sons are working on the house they are entitled to park there all day long blocking the pavement. Why are builders such lazy feckers? Why not unload the van and then go and park it legally somewhere? Bit too far to walk back to the van for you lunch to eat your bacon buttie whilst reading the sun, having fart fm blaring out, and flicking fag butts out of the window? Had to put up with this type of lazy builder parking for 6 months whilst we had a crew of builders building some new houses at the bottom of our road. Every single day without fail on returning home my driveway would be blocked by a stty builders van.

Edited by GSE on Wednesday 24th September 14:57

[Randy Winkman]

irocfan said:

Conian said:

yup - on the face of it poorly parked... but maybe that's all he can do as he's working on that particular house?

And he's got to try and keep off the double yellows.

[dinkel]

maxdb said:

Ken?

[dinkel]

I could fill my days with making these: it's a disease!

[GSE]

Private Road which we have just paid to be resurfaced so yes we do own the road outside our houses.

GV10FJO thanks for parking you fat 4x4 outside for over a week and blocking half the road. Kindly park at the airport car park next time you skinflint.

[Vipers]

GSE said:

Private Road which we have just paid to be resurfaced so yes we do own the road outside our houses.

GV10FJO thanks for parking you fat 4x4 outside for over a week and blocking half the road. Kindly park at the airport car park next time you skinflint.

Question, how many tyres can loose their air in a week.

[Hol]

feef said:

405dogvan said:

Parking space size is a BIT of an issue - but parking in 2 spaces is still the sole preserve of selfish assholes, even at the back of the car park.

There is a behaviour I really don't understand tho - why is it, when you park in the middle of a carpark - miles from anyone else - that someone will park RIGHT next to you within 5 mins and 2 cars will be there when you return?

Do some people think cars get lonely or something?? It can't be "steal his not mine" when you "his" is a 95 405 Estate tho ;0

I think some people are unable to see the lines, or don't think to adjust their mirrors to help, so use another vehicle as a guide

I think you are right.

Some people need a car to line up against,.