This idiot scraped up his bumper real good. He was walking to his truck as I was taking the pic. About pulled it off getting out of there.

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Ahhhh...the south!

He sure "treaded " on that at pole.

Looks like the minivan ahead of him isn't much better. Rebel pride :ugh2:

Murica :ughdance:

Which is funny because I backed in a full sized Suburban loaded with 6 people straight and centered.

Mad skills.

This happened recently at the Starbucks MAZOC meets at.

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Too much coffee?

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cooltoy, can you photoshop some really epic bad parking? :bowrofl: jk..

Because.....drive-through

My guess would be just the opposite :rolleyes:

Even my imagination can not account for peoples stupidity.

That was my other option.

The pic before this totally take the cake. But this one is why I take the end spots where it doesn't matter if I'm on the line or not. People like this just tick me off.

I was taking my epic journey to my car the other day at work and someone said "do you like the exercise or are you avoiding door dings" I just responded with "I have nightmares about crappy parkers" and I'm pretty sure it is die to this thread

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Old people should have to take driving test both in a vehicle and in a classroom after the age of like 65-70 IMO. a

Amurica!

Children from 16-30 should take driving tests, both written and behind the wheel, every time their drivers license is up for renewal in accordance to insurance companies statistics for collisions and traffic violations. :stirthepot:

Agreed. I live in FL and I drive everyday and almost every night and IMHO the older drivers are much more dangerous, however young drivers are making many mistakes as well. The old people do 30-35 in a 45mph zone because they can't see at night and during the day they're too cool to use turn signals and they never look over before merging into my lane. Another one I hate is that there's a three lane road that comes up to busy intersection near my home. The right lane is strictly for right turns onto a larger road. Well, everyday you've got the old people that refuse to get into the right lane behind the train line of vehicles waiting for the right turn. Instead they march up the center lane and then cut somebody off at the last second to make their right and avoiding the line. Perhaps they "forgot" they had to turn, I don't know. Also, old people are by far the worst at riding the left lane for miles, even right beside another vehicle that's doing the same speed. This makes me want to pull them out of their vehicle and beat them with their own walking equipment.

/rant.

Edit: I just realized this shows nothing to insurance companies about older drivers and just show when younger drivers are tailgating and rear ending people or taking turns too quickly and crashing. Old people may not have as many accidents but they are the number one reason for road rage and traffic jams. For these reasons they need driving tests and vision checks regularly. Not to mention how many of them cut me off while riding my motorcycle because they can't see me.

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I wonder if they noticed.

Mine isn't up for renewal until I'm 60... :hello:

:bowrofl: Always funny seeing people drive over those parking curbs (assuming that's what he did? Aside from parking not in a designated spot). I used to work at a grocery store in Sun City (the elderly reservation that we have here in Phoenix :icon17:) and this happened constantly.

^ a fellow colombian?!

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Borrowed from a friend on Fb:

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That's not bad parking, that's smart parking.

Smart until someone keys his sh!t.

Borrowed from a friend on FB.

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Never understood that mentality. Why would someone want to vandalize someones car? If a person is in the far corner of a half empty lot, how does that effect anyone.

It's a full lot. It only looks half empty because the empty space on either side of him takes up most of the picture. Total asshat move.
I wouldn't personally key his car, but if someone else did I would just say "oh well, he had to know he had that coming."

And if someone was in the far corner of a half empty lot, that kind of blatant "look at me, I'm a douchebag who thinks my car deserves more spaces than yours" park job would still solidify his status as an asshat.

:ugh2::wtf2: Wow...Seriously...Someone has a car they love and do not want door dinged, and has the respect to park FAR AWAY to allow others to park close to the shopping area and that is an Asshat ? Nope....You have the right to your opinion,but that doesn't mean you are right..

An asshat takes up two places in a crowded lot, or near the front of a store...Someone who takes two spaces in the far corner of an empty lot is smart.....

If you're in the far corner of an empty lot, why do you need two spaces? Being far away makes taking two spaces "respect"? :confused:
You're right... it's just my opinion that people who take two spaces with their cars, whether near or far, look disrespectful, arrogant and douchebaggy. Those parking like that may see themselves differently, and at the end of the day, their opinion of themselves is what matters most, not mine.

But anyway... the guy with the VW is taking up two spaces in a lot that's full. Asshat. End of story.

Was the chalk drawn for the car after he/she left, or was the space defined ahead of time for assh0les to park there? (Like a handicapped spot) :shakes head:

Good question, and one that I cannot answer. :)

I was thinking the chalk was drawn after the parking job was completed by the owner of the Z.

There is lack of respect for other people in this world. The person that takes up two spots in a full lot, is showing lack respect. And a person that thinks it is OK to key someones car is showing an equal lack of respect.

You are right. But thinking it is OK to key a car is wrong.

When you park in the far corner of the lot, the douchebag is the person who parks right next to you when the lot is empty...By taking up two spaces, you eliminate the chance of them parking right next to you...I have a Muscle car that by using this method, I have no door dings in 30 years of parking it....

It is a reasonable way to express one's displeasure. Makes a point, embarrasses the driver and causes no monetary loss.

I have no door dings on my 13 year old car, and I too use this method.

It works really well...

30 years...Not one door ding....But I park it Far away...2 spaces and in a lot that has plenty of open spaces for others...

THAT is being a douchebag.....The parking spots are HUGE and the car is small...No need to park that way..That I will agree..

That is a "look at me " park job for sure...