The BAD PARKING thread [vol4]
Discussion
Sebring440 said:
And that must've made you wet your knickers and race home to post the photo on PH as soon as you could.
But you would do exactly the same if you owned such a valuable car. It's parked right at the back of the supermarket car park, there are lots of empty spaces around, so it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
Woosh parrot for Sebring440 please?But you would do exactly the same if you owned such a valuable car. It's parked right at the back of the supermarket car park, there are lots of empty spaces around, so it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
MartG said:
Mr lestat said:
BigRusko said:
Which town? Can’t make out the sign at station 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfZ38UNrj5k
They recently redesigned the drop off area and put in big signs that say DROP OFF ONLY, NO WAITING, but that hasn't made any difference.
Then they added bollards along the kerb on the opposite side of the carriage way, to stop people parking on the kerb and bring all traffic to a standstill but they now sit in the exit lane of the car park with their ignition off trying to ignore the cars behind them queuing to get out.
Don't kid yourself that its a one off 'mistake' either. Its the same cars every night.
Sebring440 said:
R500K said:
And that must've made you wet your knickers and race home to post the photo on PH as soon as you could.
But you would do exactly the same if you owned such a valuable car. It's parked right at the back of the supermarket car park, there are lots of empty spaces around, so it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
And no Sebring440, I wouldn’t park like that if I had such a valuable car. I’d simply not take it to the shops.
Sebring440 said:
R500K said:
And that must've made you wet your knickers and race home to post the photo on PH as soon as you could.But you would do exactly the same if you owned such a valuable car. It's parked right at the back of the supermarket car park, there are lots of empty spaces around, so it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
R500K said:
Self-entitled t
t.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
Vipers said:
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
t.funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
Frank7 said:
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
I had a pristine boxster a good few years ago and after only a few months the doors and wings were peppered with supermarket carpark dents. Took off around a grand of its value at resale.
When I bought the AM i used to park as far away as possible from 'couldnt care less brigade'.
And then I went online for everything and never have to place my current P&J, which took a lot of sacrifice and saving, in jeopardy.
Perhaps if people owned an expensive car they might feel differently ?
Nice car BTW !
semisane said:
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
I had a pristine boxster a good few years ago and after only a few months the doors and wings were peppered with supermarket carpark dents. Took off around a grand of its value at resale.
When I bought the AM i used to park as far away as possible from 'couldnt care less brigade'.
And then I went online for everything and never have to place my current P&J, which took a lot of sacrifice and saving, in jeopardy.
Perhaps if people owned an expensive car they might feel differently ?
Nice car BTW !
Vipers said:
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
I park thoughtfully and sensibly but have never had any damage on any of my cars.
Flumpo said:
So do you think your distress was more than someone on a low wage who has stretched themselves to a brand new fiesta?
Not at all.For someone on a low wage a brand new fiesta is expensive.
I am saying that if someone wants to protect their P&J - something they have stretched for, whatever its value, then they should avoid parking with those who do not give a t*ss.
I hope that helps
semisane said:
Flumpo said:
So do you think your distress was more than someone on a low wage who has stretched themselves to a brand new fiesta?
Not at all.For someone on a low wage a brand new fiesta is expensive.
I am saying that if someone wants to protect their P&J - something they have stretched for, whatever its value, then they should avoid parking with those who do not give a t*ss.
I hope that helps
funkyrobot said:
Vipers said:
funkyrobot said:
R500K said:
Self-entitled tt.Why even own a car like that if you do that when you take it out? It's a car ffs. It's not a precious oil painting that needs to be handled with extreme care.
Ironically, that sort of behaviour draws more attention and makes people want to make a point in return.
What that needed was someone in an old shed parking right up against it.
t.
Some arrogant fekker in Glasgow does the same with his roller, parks on DYL's outside where he works, apparantly the recovery trucks cant lift it, too heavy, he just keeps paying the fine.
Sebring440 said:
R500K said:
And that must've made you wet your knickers and race home to post the photo on PH as soon as you could.But you would do exactly the same if you owned such a valuable car. It's parked right at the back of the supermarket car park, there are lots of empty spaces around, so it's not an inconvenience to anyone.
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