Leaving the door open, with the keys in the ignition and the car blocking the road, is just asking for trouble.
Next time, I may well oblige.
I'd imagine that being a courier without a car would be a bit of a bind:
Archive for the 'Driveway-blocking feckwits and piss-poor parkers' Category
Good Friday, bad parking
When I was a kid I was given good advice about swearing, and it's advice which I passed on to my kids:
"Whatever you say, you must know what it means and how to spell it".
So, with no further ado, here is an example of such a spelling followed by a visual representation...
C-O-C-K-W-O-M-B-L-E
Yep, that's parked...
blocking the 2-way traffic, overhanging the crossing, obstructing the garden centre's pedestrian/trolley entrance/exit and blocking in at least 2 cars.
At least it has an appropriate reg. number!
The bloke next to the car isn't the driver/owner, btw, so I've blurred him. The woman who dumped the car was busy elsewhere and was therefore unavailable for her photo-opportunity.
Repeat offender
It's clear that polite words don't work.
Maybe police words will:
Same woman/car combi as 28th March and several other times.
And another
One of today's feckwits:
My neighbour must be tearing her hair out, she'll never get her car in or out past this selfish &^*%^$
Another T#@t
And here's one from the 10th:
Turns out that the driver was visiting the house arrowed in the first pic... the house with a huge vacant space in front of it and with the vacant driveway.
Go figure.
