The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
DoubleD said:
David9384 said:
My first one, parked in a very busy retail park car park. This is Gallagher Retail Park, Axletree Way, Wednesbury of J9 of M6.
D3 KMY
Its ok, we can see the number plate.D3 KMY
It's a good idea to add the number plate as text so that hopefully at least some owners may improve their driving.
MikeStroud said:
DoubleD said:
David9384 said:
My first one, parked in a very busy retail park car park. This is Gallagher Retail Park, Axletree Way, Wednesbury of J9 of M6.
D3 KMY
Its ok, we can see the number plate.D3 KMY
It's a good idea to add the number plate as text so that hopefully at least some owners may improve their driving.
DoubleD said:
MikeStroud said:
DoubleD said:
David9384 said:
My first one, parked in a very busy retail park car park. This is Gallagher Retail Park, Axletree Way, Wednesbury of J9 of M6.
D3 KMY
Its ok, we can see the number plate.D3 KMY
It's a good idea to add the number plate as text so that hopefully at least some owners may improve their driving.
The neighbours that can't park for s
t appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.
Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the fking irony.
t appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the f
king irony.AlexRS2782 said:
The neighbours that can't park for st appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.
Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the fking irony.
Sadly quite normal for that sort of vacuous, self important, self absorbed, ignorant idiot.t appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the f
king irony.AlexRS2782 said:
The neighbours that can't park for st appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.
Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the fking irony.
Is that the estate in Frimley where all the roads are names of castles? My MiL lives there t appear to be back in residence again for the next few weeks with a selection of cars on the pavement. With any luck the majority of them will have relocated back to France in a few weeks, to live the Ex Pat life, like they normally do in November.Funnily enough, the daughter dropped a sprog last year and both mother and daughter were complaining quite loudly outside earlier on about how someone else nearby, where they'd gone for a walk around, had blocked a pavement / dropped kerb so they couldn't get the stroller past and had to walk in the road. Oh the f
king irony.
They're actually quite pleasant people, but by god how do you step away from that and not glance back and die inside if you thought anyone saw it?
it appears with a regular widely artistic flair for seeming hasty abandonment, although thats pretty bad even by their standards; it been like that since yesterday, and today the nasty little man from the council put a fine on it.
Teddy Lop said:
They're actually quite pleasant people, but by god how do you step away from that and not glance back and die inside if you thought anyone saw it?
it appears with a regular widely artistic flair for seeming hasty abandonment, although that's pretty bad even by their standards; it's been like that since yesterday, and today the nasty little man from the council put a fine on it.
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