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At the Office Depot on Shady Grove Road, near HomeDepot/Best Buy. This was a very exciting capture. First of all, this was practically a double whammy. The Subaru on the left was also over a little too far (may be noticable in the bottom picture to the left), however not enough to warrant submission to the site. However, the SUV on the right was clearily disregarding the parking lines. It too may not have made the blog, except that the driver and some other person were there standing. After returning from my shopping, they asked why I took a picture of the vehicle. I replied (as I often do) with a very non-confrontational "To put on my website of bad drivers and parking." She apparently didn't hear me completely or didn't understand, be she again asked my I took the pictures. I gave the same response. We immediately she got angry (no suprise). She actually tried to justify her parking as perfectly acceptible. I huffed at that response and so she began saying insulting comments. I replied with a few minor insults of my own, as I began to enter my vehicle. The Other female was more fawl mouthed, and so, seeing possible additional content, I whipped out the video camera and began filming. Of course this really upset them and they kept saying they were going to call the police, and picked-up the cell phones. I explained that the law allows me to film anything in the General Public, and hence I could photograph, film, etc. as I pleased, since it was not of a personal nature. I drove away after aquiring a few minutes of additional video (which will be posted later), and now bring the pictures and story to you. Oh, BTW, that's a Proffessional Fire Fighter's Tag. I dought that overweight old hag was a firefighter.
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On a day where parking was at a premium at Milestone Shopping Center (this corner is known as the Neelsville Village Center). I assumed this was a Starbucks patron, as it was very close to that establishment, however, I did not stay long enough to see the driver and departed before their return. May car is parked parallel to the curb on the left side, which is why the angle looks so skewed.
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At the top of the Parking Deck on Waverly Avenue between Montgomery Avenue and East-West Highway. There was some sand on the ground, but the stripping is clearly visible to the right side, and partially visable on the left. I believe it was an attempt to discourage other folks from parking next to him/her. They likely had to crawl in from the passenger side when they departed. |
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