Inconsiderate a**hole

[Just Trouble]

No matter where you live you always get them. Some inconsiderate a**hole blocks a whole pavement forcing everyone to walk in the road to get past. A mother and child/pushchair, disabled person even a two legged pedestrian can't squeeze by. The road is a busy one and most drivers park their vehicles partly on the pavement but do so leaving room for people to get past, not this berk.

[AlexRS2782]

Fill your boots with similar / worse examples here:

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[chrisxr2]

Yes the guy on the kerb is inconsiderate, but the knob who has a car that does not fit in the drive that is the real Muppet in that picture.

[singlecoil]

I think anyone who starts a thread with a 'teaser' title is inconsiderate. Especially when there's already a well established thread for what he want to post.

[PH XKR]

this is what keying was invented for

[Chrisgr31]

chrisxr2 said:

Yes the guy on the kerb is inconsiderate, but the knob who has a car that does not fit in the drive that is the real Muppet in that picture.

Exactly, if the car on the drive was fully on the drive and not over hanging the pavement there woulb be room for pedestrians to get past.

[Flooble]

Who wants to bet that both the overhanging car and the one on the pavement belong to the same person though?

[MrBarry123]

And not even the rare, coveted two-legged pedestrian could get through the gap?

Christ alive.

[Flooble]

Ah, but perhaps a one-legged pedestrian could get through the gap?

[funkyrobot]

It's something I notice a lot now that I push a stroller and pram.

I see it all of the time around where I live.

Typical example of some knuckle dragging, selfish thicko who thinks this sort of thing is ok.

[rich888]

The driver is not only very inconsiderate but also very silly considering that buggies and kids on scooters will push through the gap regardless of how small it is, and in the process wing mirrors will get moved or detached, and door panels will get scraped in the process.

The driver may not care, but parents with kids and push-chairs care even less.

Karma...

Edited by rich888 on Sunday 17th April 23:46

[ambuletz]

should have knocked on their door and give them a stirn telling off. you have a 50/50 chance of death as the person is either

1- stupid woman wih a flat arse that complains about being fat despite eating 8 biscuits with their tea (5x a day), or stupid weedy man with an eating disorder
2- a guy who could really kick your ass and will give you to the count of 10, to get your ugly, yella, no-good keister off his property before he pumps you full of lead.

[castex]

PH XKR said:

this is what keying was invented for

Or, you know, ring the doorbell before damaging someone else's property. Have a word with yourself.

[Shakermaker]

chrisxr2 said:

Yes the guy on the kerb is inconsiderate, but the knob who has a car that does not fit in the drive that is the real Muppet in that picture.

My car doesn't fit completely on my driveway, overhangs by about a foot onto the pavement. House built in the 70s, car built in the 00s, goes to show how much cars have grown over the years I guess.

[SlimJim16v]

Shakermaker said:

My car doesn't fit completely on my driveway, overhangs by about a foot onto the pavement. House built in the 70s, car built in the 00s, goes to show how much cars have grown over the years I guess.

Buy a smaller car?

[SlimJim16v]

Or a house with a bigger drive?

[Matttrakker]

Or Dgaf and drive what you want

[anonymous-user]

What's with the car a little bit further down the road (pavement) in the second photo? Is that parked, or just emerging from a driveway?

[anonymous-user]

Matttrakker said:

Or Dgaf and drive what you want

Drive what you want, yes. But park it sensibly. Or do you think it's OK to inconvenience more vulnerable road users so you can PLAC?

[TooMany2cvs]

"Princess on board" dangly in the rear window. What a surprise.