The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]

[SwissJonese]

One from my recent trip to Switzerland:-
Parked on a pathway, next to disabled space.

[Vipers]

Read into it as you wish, basically just bad parking, even rollers there were in the bays.

[oldnbold]

Vipers said:

Read into it as you wish, basically just bad parking, even rollers there were in the bays.

Absolutely no excuse for that, he could have parked in the left hand bay with 2 wheels on the grass and protected the car without looking like a complete teewat.

[nonsequitur]

Vipers said:

Read into it as you wish, basically just bad parking, even rollers there were in the bays.

W111 WON...the lottery?

[Rooster67]

It's fine to block the entire road if you're a dustbin cart,......but Fat Bob the Copper and Supermarket delivery fecks can suck my fat one. Find a parking space you tts.

[al1991]

oldnbold said:

Vipers said:

Read into it as you wish, basically just bad parking, even rollers there were in the bays.

Absolutely no excuse for that, he could have parked in the left hand bay with 2 wheels on the grass and protected the car without looking like a complete teewat.

Looks as though the Discovery Sport and Audi Q3 are parked over the lines too.

[Hackney]

nonsequitur said:

Sorry Hackney, I don't follow.

I was slightly off the mark with the "apt user name" comment but you said "epidemic proportions" which is a mix of two things: an epidemic or epic proportions.

Hope that clarifies.

[Hackney]

Mandalore said:

Don't worry. Its not you that is a few sandwiches short. .

He is that guy who was very well known for putting up consecutive posts on the knob thread about other people pulling out/cutting him up at junctions and roundabout's.. and then on another thread lectured people contributors about their unnecessary over use of indicators.

Ergo... You are supposed to guess what he is thinking.

Apologies, it has taken me a while to see this.... then some more time to figure out what you were saying.
I'm well known am I? Fame at last, this is such a surprise. But you say I "was famous", I'm not any more? Fame is such a cruel mistress.

Is there a rule against consecutive posts? I find that easier (clearer) when quoting one person in a thread before making my own reply but if I'm doing it wrong please do let me know.

"overuse of indicators", I don't remember posting anything about that, can you post a link?

Why are you supposed to guess what I'm thinking? Not sure what you mean by that.

PS no apostrophe needed in roundabouts. You didn't put one in junctions which is something that always confuses me: people who put apostrophes in some plurals but not others, what is their (self made) rule on this. Fascinating stuff.

Edited by Hackney on Monday 31st July 22:06

[steve2]

Outside the rear of my shop where lorries have to deliver. To a couple of supermarkets and us

[Rooster67]

Hackney said:

nonsequitur said:

Sorry Hackney, I don't follow.

I was slightly off the mark with the "apt user name" comment but you said "epidemic proportions" which is a mix of two things: an epidemic or epic proportions.

Hope that clarifies.

A very strong placebo might cure that epic epidemic.

[Vipers]

al1991 said:

oldnbold said:

Vipers said:

Read into it as you wish, basically just bad parking, even rollers there were in the bays.

Absolutely no excuse for that, he could have parked in the left hand bay with 2 wheels on the grass and protected the car without looking like a complete teewat.

Looks as though the Discovery Sport and Audi Q3 are parked over the lines too.

Hadn't noticed that, well it is a golf club, probably polishing their balls as they park

I did notice a lovely Volvo S80 parked to perfection though.

[Vipers]

steve2 said:

Outside the rear of my shop where lorries have to deliver. To a couple of supermarkets and us

Born stupid or went to night classes...........

[herewego]

Hackney said:

nonsequitur said:

Sorry Hackney, I don't follow.

I was slightly off the mark with the "apt user name" comment but you said "epidemic proportions" which is a mix of two things: an epidemic or epic proportions.

Hope that clarifies.

Although clearly a noun it seems it can be used as an adjective:

epidemic
adjective UK ​ /ˌep.ɪˈdem.ɪk/ US ​ /ˌep.əˈdem.ɪk/
​
happening a lot and affecting many people:
Poverty in this country has reached epidemic proportions .
Crime and poverty are epidemic in the city.

[thetapeworm]

[TobyLerone]

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What a fantastic sky!

[pinkstigsupercar]

[MartG]

That's not how you're supposed to dip your headlights...

[Mammasaid]

MartG said:

That's not how you're supposed to dip your headlights...

That's Julian's pool buggered then

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

[nonsequitur]

Hackney said:

nonsequitur said:

Sorry Hackney, I don't follow.

I was slightly off the mark with the "apt user name" comment but you said "epidemic proportions" which is a mix of two things: an epidemic or epic proportions.

Hope that clarifies.

[nonsequitur]

pinkstigsupercar said:

Haven't seen an A reg for years. The first to have a letter suffix. 1963?