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This person failed the parking test, the location is handy though!
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I dunno, I can understand the 2 parking spot thing at times. Lets face it most people are jerks who only give a damn about themselves. As such they have a tendency to open their doors and hit the side of your car in the process. Some cars, like mine don't have that side protection strip and can get dented as a result of these jackasses, and even with that strip it will still get screwed up with some people.
So sometimes I will do the 2 parking space thing, but I generally do it in the back where people aren't parking and when there is lots of space. PS that septic truck in the first page is parked legally. Trucks of that size have to park like that as they are too long to park straight in over 4 spots. Semi trucks do that all the time in lots that don't have semi sized spaces. Now of course they are suppose to do it in the back of the lot which the septic truck seems to have done. |
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that's gonna be a hard one to explain to your insurance :haha: HunterICX |
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I get POed about far less than those images. IMO, if you so much as touch the line between spaces, you should have points taken off the license. Make a special cop car that drives around taking pictures like yours, and if the car is not between the lines, they get a ticket.
If you have such a large vehicle you cannot reliably get it between the lines, you're not a good enough driver to deserve it. If someone parks and touches the line so I have trouble getting in the car, I will intentionally bang them with my door. |
There is someone who works at the office next door to mine who simply cannot pull his/her car into a parking space at the proper angle. This person used to own a biga$$ Caddy, now it's some kind of ginormous SUV.
The parking spaces in our shared lot are spacious enough to allow either vehicle to pull in straight and be completely within all the painted lines but this doofus just doesn't care. Every single time either the front or back end of the vehicle has one wheel/corner over the line into the next space because this person just pulls in at any old angle and then leaves it there. Sometimes a front corner is jutting into one adjoining space and a back corner is jutting into the space on the other side. :nope: Considering that the lot is essentially empty when he/she arrives in the morning, there really is no excuse. It's not like some other vehicle is making it impossible or difficult to maneuver the thing properly into the space. It's all I can do not to key the thing on my way past every day. What I'd really like to do is get someone else to pull straight into one of the adjoining spaces, as close to the offending portion of the vehicle as possible without hitting it. Then I'd pull into the space on the other side, doing the same to the opposite "corner" of the car. Thus making it impossible for this moron to go either forward or back without hitting one of us. So far it hasn't happened, but I can dream. |
This thread feels like girl-related,
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...absolutely refuses to get a handicapped sticker or use a handicapped parking spot. When one of us asked him why, he replied "Why should I? I can walk. Those spots are for people who really need them!" |
Reminds me of a friend's father - in his early 80s he was still working part-time, as a driver for one of the local medical labs. Going all over town, picking up specimens and dropping off supplies.
His kids were concerned about him spending so much time behind the wheel in heavy traffic areas, on the highways, etc. They gently suggested that maybe he could find another type of job if he still wanted to work. He asked what they had in mind. Someone mentioned applying to be a greeter at the new Wal-Mart opening up nearby. He was shocked and insulted because, as he said, "that's for old people!" |
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