Hey you park like a total a'hole thread
#547
Boost Pope
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Location: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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Sidenote: I'm also going to start carrying a white craft-paint pen, on account of the black F150 which was also occupying two spaces just beyond this one.
I am just sick and gods-damned tired of this bullshit. You wanna drive in the city? Learn to park like a civilized human being. The grace period on you being a dumbass has officially expired.
Edit: I just realized that my universal lug-wrench carries sockets that fit damn near every lug-nut in use today.
Edit 2: I'll be polite, and leave a note indicating which street-level trash bin they can be found at the bottom of, just below the heroin needles.
I am just sick and gods-damned tired of this bullshit. You wanna drive in the city? Learn to park like a civilized human being. The grace period on you being a dumbass has officially expired.
Edit: I just realized that my universal lug-wrench carries sockets that fit damn near every lug-nut in use today.
Edit 2: I'll be polite, and leave a note indicating which street-level trash bin they can be found at the bottom of, just below the heroin needles.
Last edited by Joe Perez; 08-25-2018 at 01:14 PM.
#549
Boost Pope
iTrader: (8)
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Posts: 33,072
Total Cats: 6,625
It occurs to me that I already own the more sophisticated version of that tool, which will now be moving from the toolchest into the glovebox.
I also just remembered that the ***-end of my car is already beat to hell, and another collision or two (say, a reverse T-bone into the door) is in no way going to detract from its value.
Chicago *******-parkers: fear me. I have nothing to lose.
As of this day, I am the parking Batman.
I also just remembered that the ***-end of my car is already beat to hell, and another collision or two (say, a reverse T-bone into the door) is in no way going to detract from its value.
Chicago *******-parkers: fear me. I have nothing to lose.
As of this day, I am the parking Batman.
#554
Boost Pope
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
Posts: 33,072
Total Cats: 6,625
The cops in this town don't even have enough time to investigate every single murder that occurs. I'm not all that worried that they're going to launch a manhunt for the Parking Vigilante.
Think I'm gonna keep it simple. A sharpie gets the point across adequately. And with fleet vehicles, the driver has the added bonus of getting to explain to their supervisor why they're now bearing a scarlet letter.
Think I'm gonna keep it simple. A sharpie gets the point across adequately. And with fleet vehicles, the driver has the added bonus of getting to explain to their supervisor why they're now bearing a scarlet letter.
#556
Boost Czar
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Chantilly, VA
Posts: 79,507
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It occurs to me that I already own the more sophisticated version of that tool, which will now be moving from the toolchest into the glovebox.
I also just remembered that the ***-end of my car is already beat to hell, and another collision or two (say, a reverse T-bone into the door) is in no way going to detract from its value.
Chicago *******-parkers: fear me. I have nothing to lose.
As of this day, I am the parking Batman.
I also just remembered that the ***-end of my car is already beat to hell, and another collision or two (say, a reverse T-bone into the door) is in no way going to detract from its value.
Chicago *******-parkers: fear me. I have nothing to lose.
As of this day, I am the parking Batman.