Bad Parking Pictures

Shi

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CA398501. Overheard some teckies complaining that this person parks in that loading zone often.
 
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Creag

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Me thinks they should pick up the car and move it into the road?
 

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[video=youtube;LRP30mhqmnQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRP30mhqmnQ[/video]
 

StrontiumDog

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Black Volvo S40 making it difficult for me to get out my car at work. The bays are quite narrow but even the large 4x4 (that normally parks in the bay that the Volvo is in) manages to not impede on my space by reversing in!

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StrontiumDog

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Don't hide the number plate. Name and shame!
It's at work, so it's dedicated company parking at the client I am based at. I'd rather not name and shame someone who may or may not be able to fire my ass :p

Btw, he parked the same way today and though I took a pic it's pointless reposting. Must be a Monday thing; on Mondays he parks like that :D
 

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Note: for full effect you need to imagine David Attenborough narrating this.

Today, was a truly momentous day for me. I was able to see a very rare occurence.
First - I spotted a perfect nesting example of the Gauteng Spotted Douchebag, in its natural habitat.
In this case, Sandton City.

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Note the large white body, and the very distinctive nesting display - showing everyone that the nest was his, and that they could **** off. The light was quite bad, but I had to take a photo of this prime specimen.

And then it happened. As I was about to leave, I noticed the Spotted Douche leave the nest, and promptly be replaced by the female of the species.
The Lesser Spotted Gauteng Douchebag. Truly a momentous occasion.

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Notice the more rounded shape, and darkened colour. And also compared to the male, a more subdued display that everyone else can **** off.
A timid and skittish creature - I waited for her to move off with her brood, before quickly moving in for a closer look.
In all my years I have never seen such event. This is why I make documentaries and didn't go into the more lucrative adult industry.

(Ok, that last bit was just my own contribution, but i can almost imagine him saying that too.)
 
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Dom1n8tr1x

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These "motorcars" have become a common sighting on local public roads...
 
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