Uwe Already
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Was this in mossed-on?
Was this in mossed-on?
Old Turford I think :-)Was this in mossed-on?
For the benefit of the tape - that 'someone' was you wasn't it......... :-)We stayed in the lakes a few years back for a long weekend, Mrs parked car Friday night and didn’t touch it again until Sunday evening for drive home.
Someone had left a sign saying ‘stop parking like a twat please’ on it.
It was bad by her and hasn’t improved much since lol.
Should’ve parked up right up against the drivers doorGot to be a woman
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McManaman looks well.
Bit cowardly of you to leave a note mate.We stayed in the lakes a few years back for a long weekend, Mrs parked car Friday night and didn’t touch it again until Sunday evening for drive home.
Someone had left a sign saying ‘stop parking like a twat please’ on it.
It was bad by her and hasn’t improved much since lol.
Try driving around a rural town over here. Double parking abounds. But hey; the gobshite(s) reckon that if they stick the hazard lights on, that okays it. And anyway; "sure, I was only in the shop for a couple of minutes. No harm done"
Thats not even parking per se...it's called abandonment and it's very popular in Spain. However in this country..you're just a complete and utter twat.Got to be a woman
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ha ha I know that road - gets a twat rating just for the car TBH!
Do what “a friend of mine” used to do if passing cars parked in such a way: take the baby buggy and see how effective it is in leaving a beautifully deep indentation all the way along the car. Accidentally bending wing mirror an added bonusOn Union Street in Oldham there are many cars parked daily with all 4 wheels on the pavement. To the point that, as a pedestrian, you have to walk around them. And sometimes they move the car on the pavement when you are trying to do so.
I've complained to the council who did absolutely eff all, apart from saying "we will monitor it as resources allow"
The Missies might not be too keen but plonk the baby in a wheelbarrow.Do what “a friend of mine” used to do if passing cars parked in such a way: take the baby buggy and see how effective it is in leaving a beautifully deep indentation all the way along the car. Accidentally bending wing mirror an added bonus
How long did you wait to see who it was? That kind of thing can be so frustrating, especially when it happens regularly. Honestly, some folks really need to consider using a delivery service like instacart or something similar. It saves them the hassle of going out, and more importantly, it frees up those parking spots for others who actually need them. Two cars could easily fit in the space one person’s poor parking just blocked—it’s inconsiderate, and avoidableGot to be a woman
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Until very recently that was Monton. They just seemed to assume that the pavement was a parking area!On Union Street in Oldham there are many cars parked daily with all 4 wheels on the pavement. To the point that, as a pedestrian, you have to walk around them. And sometimes they move the car on the pavement when you are trying to do so.
I've complained to the council who did absolutely eff all, apart from saying "we will monitor it as resources allow"