The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]

[lufbramatt]

Half empty Morrison’s car park this afternoon, apparently this is a legitimate place to park:

[csd19]

lemmingjames said:

glenrobbo said:

Always difficult to find a spare space at this busy car park:
Frustrating to find this kind of inconsiderate selfish twunt taking up two spaces...

What car is going to fit into that pizza slice car parking spot?

Well with a bit of help from a "Hulk" moment, that Corsa would go quite nicely on its side from the current position.

[csd19]

lufbramatt said:

Half empty Morrison’s car park this afternoon, apparently this is a legitimate place to park:

I know VW rear calipers get ste as they age but there's not a corresponding space in the background it could've rolled from. I call twunt.

[Camelot1971]

This cocksocket in Sudbury. Nice car, shame about the parking.

[Teddy Lop]

funkyrobot said:

Bobberoo99 said:

untakenname said:

Nearly a week and still no ticket, surprised it's still there tbh.

What the hell's the story behind that???

One of the number plate screws fell out.

if you look closely the airbags have deployed too.

[PF62]

[Vipers]

PF62 said:

Could have reversed in close to the pillar and have room to exit the car.

Then again so many can't reverse, and make a pigs ear reversing out.

[Torquey]

untakenname said:

Nearly a week and still no ticket, surprised it's still there tbh.

Is there any reason not to quote the VRM? DN19UHO

Edited by Torquey on Monday 22 July 16:47

[PF62]

Vipers said:

PF62 said:

Could have reversed in close to the pillar and have room to exit the car.

Then again so many can't reverse, and make a pigs ear reversing out.

Exactly - Have you ever seen the drivers of these oversized things reverse. They have no spacial awareness at all and have no clue how wide or long the vehicle is.

[thetapeworm]

Empty car park but still not empty enough for the lady driving this to manoeuvre her car between some lines.




And no blue badge on this one...

[Mandalore]

PF62 said:

Vipers said:

PF62 said:

Could have reversed in close to the pillar and have room to exit the car.

Then again so many can't reverse, and make a pigs ear reversing out.

Exactly - Have you ever seen the drivers of these oversized things reverse. They have no spacial awareness at all and have no clue how wide or long the vehicle is.

A lot come standard with reversing cameras and indicative lines that follow the steering angle.
It’s just laziness.

[nonsequitur]

thetapeworm said:

Empty car park but still not empty enough for the lady driving this to manoeuvre her car between some lines.




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And a pathetic attempt at a DEL BOY plate.

Edited by nonsequitur on Wednesday 24th July 07:38

[Somebody]

When in Rome.......

[Rawwr]

[funkyrobot]

[Moulder]

Great work by the Focus, who using the closed pavement on the other side and careful positioning in the dropped kerb area has managed to lay a full snooker for anyone in a wheelchair or on a mobility scooter.

[HealeyV8]

Complete selfish barstard who decides he can block entrance and exit for everyones garages rather than find a parking space on the road and walk to his mum's house when visiting.

[Ar63]

HealeyV8 said:

Complete selfish barstard who decides he can block entrance and exit for everyones garages rather than find a parking space on the road and walk to his mum's house when visiting.

How the fk does someone park like that and think "that's alright"

[anonymous-user]

Ar63 said:

How the fk does someone park like that and think "that's alright"

Because they will only be five minutes and you can knock on the door if you want the car moving
I hate people like that.

[Vipers]

Grahamdub said:

Ar63 said:

How the fk does someone park like that and think "that's alright"

Because they will only be five minutes and you can knock on the door if you want the car moving
I hate people like that.

The only time I did that on a regular basis was in LLOYDS TSB car park, in the centre of Abdedeen at lunch times,, I used to put a note on my dash saying "I am a genuine Llouds customer back in 5 mins", and park usually blocking the entrance as that was the only place left, rarely saw any customers in the bank.

At times I would come back and see a couple of punters sitting in their cars, no one ever challenged me.