Another d'bag needs two parking spaces.

[Rikao4]

I would start drawing the extra line..
chalk..in color
and leave him a grade as well..


Rika

[911pcars]

Originally Posted by BlueSkyJaunte

This oblivious d-bag does this every morning. If I'm caught putting even a friendly note on his windshield I'll likely be slapped with a "culturally insensitive" reprimand.



(He did a much better job today than usual--but this is the first time I thought to take a picture of it.)

Which car? Seems like nice co-op spacing to keep door from swinging onto bodywork. If I had the SUV, I'd also add a little angle to the vehicle to increase spacing to the common "hit" zone (door, one or both).

Sherwood

[teenerted1]

even from space
Even from space you park like a douche (6 Photos) : theCHIVE

[Paul_Heery]

Outside my place right now.



I added this

[GH85Carrera]

This was at the local Staples.



I instantly thought of this thread.

[kinein]

[Jim Richards]

This thread makes me wanna occupy as many spots as possible.

[kinein]

The first photo is my dbag parking at the longbeach grand prix

[kinein]

[shadowjack1]

Lake front in New Orleans.

[enzo1]

[911SauCy]

While eating lunch in my car, this clown arrives.

[Paul_Heery]

Originally Posted by 911SauCy

While eating lunch in my car, this clown arrives.

You're having lunch near me in Danbury and you don't let me know! You could have eaten your lunch while parked in my driveway.

[911pcars]

These photos allow us to objectively observe some aspects of negative human behavior. IMHO, offending owners remain clueless and often repeat that behavior. Thus, they should receive feedback of this self-centered habit. At a minimum, they need a reminder - a note is appropriate, e.g. variations of the ones posted so far.

For more severe cases (YMMV), perhaps a 16 penny nail or an equivalent air-extraction strategy is called for. OTOH, a flat tire may be too subtle for these dullards to connect the dots. Include a note too.

More reasonable parking may not be realized, but repeated air loss could instead increase their level of paranoia. Call it even.

[enzo1]

Originally Posted by 911pcars

These photos allow us to objectively observe some aspects of negative human behavior. IMHO, offending owners remain clueless and often repeat that behavior. Thus, they should receive feedback of this self-centered habit. At a minimum, they need a reminder - a note is appropriate, e.g. variations of the ones posted so far.

For more severe cases (YMMV), perhaps a 16 penny nail or an equivalent air-extraction strategy is called for. OTOH, a flat tire may be too subtle for these dullards to connect the dots. Include a note too.

More reasonable parking may not be realized, but repeated air loss could instead increase their level of paranoia. Call it even.

NOT cool..... my wife would just call me to fix her flat...

[techweenie]

Originally Posted by 911pcars

These photos allow us to objectively observe some aspects of negative human behavior. IMHO, offending owners remain clueless and often repeat that behavior. Thus, they should receive feedback of this self-centered habit. At a minimum, they need a reminder - a note is appropriate, e.g. variations of the ones posted so far.

For more severe cases (YMMV), perhaps a 16 penny nail or an equivalent air-extraction strategy is called for. OTOH, a flat tire may be too subtle for these dullards to connect the dots. Include a note too.

More reasonable parking may not be realized, but repeated air loss could instead increase their level of paranoia. Call it even.

That happened to some jerk who parked a commercial van on our street in a way that took up 2 curbside spaces -- which were at a premium while the adjacent arterial was marked 'no parking.' One day I heard him drive off with a 'flop flop' sound and he got out to discover a completely flat tire. He never parked on our block again.

[911pcars]

Originally Posted by enzo1

NOT cool..... my wife would just call me to fix her flat...

You should be able to leave her an anonymous and untraceable note (i.e. don't sign it, cut out newspaper letters, etc.).

[Joe Bob]

[911SauCy]

Originally Posted by Paul_Heery

You're having lunch near me in Danbury and you don't let me know! You could have eaten your lunch while parked in my driveway.

Dude...I didn't know.

You're on Mill Plain?

[Paul_Heery]

Originally Posted by 911SauCy

Dude...I didn't know.

You're on Mill Plain?

I am actually on the other side of Rt. 84 off of exit 2, right across from the entrance to Boehringer Ingelheim.

I am about a 4 minute drive to the Peachwave.