As for Missus Prius, I only hope some big, honking SUV parked right smack next to her.
I do park way the hell back in the lot, away from everybody else, and in ONE spot only. Inevitably, however, some .... person .... feels the need to park right.next.to.me. Next spot. Not one over, right next. And whoever does it, makes sure he crowds my vehicle a little bit while he's at it. I think there are people who brag of making a practice of doing such things, just to aggravate other folks.
It happened today, a little differently. We went to a classic car show, hosted by the local high school, at a vacant car lot. Be-vested men were directing parking, and I pulled in where one indicated. By the time we were ready to leave, they had quit doing that as they were many empty spaces, BUT DON'T YOU KNOW, as we approached the truck to leave, some guy had just pulled his truck next to mine. Lotsa space all around, he's gotta crowd my passenger side door.
As for Missus Prius, I only hope some big, honking SUV parked right smack next to her.
I kept wondering do I look that friendly???
as soon as she had a chance at an open table she grabbed her kid and dashed for it.
I must be scary or something. :o
Uhhhh . . . What the hell is be-vested? I thought maybe a cross between a bi-sexual and a transvested-tite. But then, what the hell would it be doing parking vehicles at a car show in rural ** County?
Der be some strange stuff goin' on over der in "the North Pole" . . .
I must be scary or something. :o(http://itsaboutliberty.com/index.php?action=dlattach;attach=118;type=avatar)
Uhhhh . . . What the hell is be-vested? I thought maybe a cross between a bi-sexual and a transvested-tite. But then, what the hell would it be doing parking vehicles at a car show in rural ** County?
Der be some strange stuff goin' on over der in "the North Pole" . . .
Be-vested simply means 'wearing a vest' like bespectacled simply means, 'wearing glasses'. :)
I don't know bout that. Ever actually been to "the North Pole"? ::pokeineye::
Uhhhh . . . What the hell is be-vested? I thought maybe a cross between a bi-sexual and a transvested-tite. But then, what the hell would it be doing parking vehicles at a car show in rural ** County?
Der be some strange stuff goin' on over der in "the North Pole" . . .
Be-vested simply means 'wearing a vest' like bespectacled simply means, 'wearing glasses'. :)
I don't know bout that. Ever actually been to "the North Pole"? ::pokeineye::
Bout 20 miles. As the be-vested crow flies . . .
See us being polite is the problem. If we did something to annoy that car owner we would hear about it. I say pour break fluid on their hood and let modern chemestry and sunlight do it's job. azzholes!
I like 'Soup's baracade idea, but as Don notes above, stuff like that can provoke stuff. I would prefer a more subtle message to this insufferable tool.
There has to be a stroller-pushing mother or two about...ask for a poopy diaper...know where I'm going here?
::evil::
I like 'Soup's baracade idea, but as Don notes above, stuff like that can provoke stuff. I would prefer a more subtle message to this insufferable tool.
There has to be a stroller-pushing mother or two about...ask for a poopy diaper...know where I'm going here?
::evil::
Well, you could also circle the car with shopping carts.
I believe the most advantagous way to remedy a situation is thru leaving a business card with a note attached, commenting on the boorish behavior........Mind you, not YOUR business card, but someone elses...like a competitor, general azzhole, political enemy...... make sure there is a phone number.
The best way to make a point without harm to the car would be to put the picture out on twitter with the headline: This is how liberal park their cars #liberalparking
I like 'Soup's baracade idea, but as Don notes above, stuff like that can provoke stuff. I would prefer a more subtle message to this insufferable tool.
There has to be a stroller-pushing mother or two about...ask for a poopy diaper...know where I'm going here?
::evil::
Well, you could also circle the car with shopping carts.
I like 'Soup's baracade idea, but as Don notes above, stuff like that can provoke stuff. I would prefer a more subtle message to this insufferable tool.
There has to be a stroller-pushing mother or two about...ask for a poopy diaper...know where I'm going here?
::evil::
Well, you could also circle the car with shopping carts.
That was my exact thought. ::thinking:: No damage, just inconvenience.
I do remember in highschool. My brother and I used to move a small car diagonally between two other cars. The driver could get in but was unable to leave. There was only 2" between front and rear bumpers and the other cars. ::evilbat:: ::evilbat::