I love to find vehicles that are not properly parked. I don’t know why but it’s usually fairly funny
to me. The people out there that know me
know this to be absolutely true and I’d like now to share with you some images
to back it up. I have taken all of these
photos and none are pulled from the internet.
This first one up is a classic. You
have a handicap driver proving how much they shouldn’t be driving with a park
job like this. When you can’t focus
enough to park correctly in between the lines with any outside pressure forcing
you against your will to turn your wheel far too soon then it’s probably best
to call a cab.
Here I’m at the Canton House in Munster, IN, very tasty
chicken fried rice with a side of dreadful parking. When the lines look really far away on both
sides of your vehicle it’s probably best to try again. This is a sign of “I just don’t give a blank”
I would be embarrassed to walk away from a park job like this but then again I
can see, whereas a blind person may be driving this vehicle. Don’t forget your soy sauce pal.
Illinois drivers always seem involved in the worst driving
displays I’ve ever seen which includes parking in this case. It looks as if the operator clearly gave up
in the middle of the parking procedure.
The driver soon realized it turned too soon then decided to shift to
park and go inside to Old Navy. There is
a sale by the way and parking is the least of your worries right?
Once again Illinois scores a point for their state. I realize this vehicle is huge and probably
can’t fit into a normal sized space but couldn’t you just back it up a
tad? The thoughtlessness of some people
is annoying or perhaps this is the best park job they ever did in which they
were actually proud.
Now what we have here is despicable. I work at this nifty Dominos store as a driver,
the secrets out now huh, and I have to battle against the incompetent parking
of many each and every day. My number
one nemesis is the neighboring tax service store that park like this with regularity. The operator of this ride waddles out and
waddles up the handicap ramp with a look of evil smeared across her face every
time she does it. She’s not handicap by
the way. She knows what she’s doing and
it sickens the entire crew at Dominos. I’m
being polite here as opposed to what may be said behind closed doors. As a driver parking nearer the door is far
more convenient than using the lot which is tiny and should be used for
customers. This space can clearly fit
two vehicles but the true difficulty of complaining about this spot is that it’s
for handicap parking. You’d hate to
cause trouble and end up with a ticket you know?
This isn’t a terrible out of the lines parking incident (you
can still see it’s over the lines) but you can clearly see why it’s here. I love coming to work and seeing abandoned
vehicles with two flat tires sloping to the side. This vehicle has seen some rough times and is
left for dead here. What could you have
possibly been doing to leave your vehicle in such a state?
Walmart is the sight to see many wondrous things. This vehicle/house is properly parked but
there is something about it I just can’t put my finger on as to why I find it
interesting. The paint job looks good,
the tires are inflated I guess I just made a mistake with this one.
Obviously nothing to do with parking here but what exactly
is this space reserved for? How do you
determine if you’re qualified to use this space? I suppose you just have to take a chance and
hope for the best.
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