I like the law overall I just think the execution is stupid.
So you chose not to be ********? I knew you were a good guy.
I was the "arsehole" today. Parked in the local Old Chicago parking lot, in an area that was clearly labeled "compact vehicles only." A larger SUV (not an Escalade or anything but an SUV that was NOT compact), decided to park close enough (and over the line) on my driver's side where there was NO way my skinny arse was going to be able to get in my vehicle without my door hitting their vehicle. I'll tell you what, my door hit the sh* out of their vehicle. Hope they like the big scratch on their door.
How can gas possibly rise 30 cents today after oil dropped 20% in July, Texas announced they were going to increase production, and projections came out two days ago stating winter prices could drop below 2.00?
And conveniently all stations are changing the exact same despite having differing prices of up to ten cents as of yesterday. Relatively it's crazy cheap compared to just ten months ago, but legalized collusion gets annoying when it's so blatant.
Ok then.
I, at 6'2" 160, had to turn SIDEWAYS to even get to my door. That's how close the person parked.![]()
I had a business trip to the Atlantic coast of Florida in April, and I distinctly remember being amazed at how wide the parking spaces were. Out here in LA, parking spaces are so narrow that the "sideways shuffle" is pretty much de rigueur - I hadn't even really realized it until seeing again what it was like to live in a place with elbow room.I, at 6'2" 160, had to turn SIDEWAYS to even get to my door. That's how close the person parked.![]()
Doesn't matter. In slapnuts world, you are expected to swan dive through the opposite window in a situation like this. Then, about the time you finally pretzel twist your body into the driver seat and get ready to start your car, smile and wave to the ******* that pinned you in. Maybe even offer to take them out for lunch.
I, at 6'2" 160, had to turn SIDEWAYS to even get to my door. That's how close the person parked.![]()
Try to follow the bouncing ball Baby Huey, he was able to get into his car without having to going through the passenger side. What he elected to do was intentionally crank his own door out so as to purposely damage the other vehicle.
You could have opened it wide enough to rest against the other vehicle without violently and aggressively opening it to the point of doing damage. I know because I've been there several times, especially in parking ramps downtown. Don't try to b.s. the result.![]()
I could have, maybe. Maybe. However, I call people out on their dick moves. This was so over the line in a-hole parking, I decided to send a message.
I know what you did, why you did it and I comprehend the sentiment. It doesn't make you any less of a ****** in this one instance.
Not completely analogous and I hate dickheads that don't know how to park as much as anyone. Am I going to intentionally damage their car because of it? No I'm better than that.
Actually it only does if said person can prove they were on GPS. If they close it they are screwed. If someone is pulled over and says they were on gps the officer can ask for the phone to check.
But then how are they going to learn not to park that way? What Brent did was a public service by helping that individual learn the error of their ways, that d-head will now be a better person because of it.![]()
PBS Shows that have pledge breaks. WETA (DC) is showing the Simon and Garfunkel Concert in Central Park and interrupting it with pleas for money.