I will soon be parking at the far end of the parking lot.............
Best
females, mothers to be (when?), mothers with small children (who defines
small), security cars, delivery cars, taxis, 15 minute spaces for pickup of
purchases, short term spaces for passenger pick up, spots for employee of
the month, etc., but I saw some reserved spaces today that take the cake: "
reserved for hybrid vehicles!"
Brian Smith
I saw those in Dartmouth Crossing last year. It's ridiculous, the spots
aren't big enough to fit a crewcab four by four pickup truck in them.
Rob
Great, make the gas burners drive around more ;-) Doesn't matter any
way, I always park at the far end. Save door dings and hunting around
for more time than it takes to walk.
kozmo
ditto.
a
A friend of mine has an F350 modified to run on used vegetable oil...
we're going to park it in one of those spots and see if anyone will say
anything!
a
JD
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I just park in them. They are frequently empty.
Al Smith
Or do what the person I saw today do out at Price Club ... just park in
the driving line. Such people never seem to get tickets, so I don't
blame them for parking wherever they feel like parking, regardless of
the rules.
-Al-
turok
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But do what people do at walmart in the crossing, just park in the crosswalk
in front of the store and wait til your passengers are finished shopping.
Today i went in and came out 30 mins later and the same vehicle in the same
spot. lol
JD
In this case, I don't feel I am breaking any rules. Just because some idiot
arbitrarily decides to reserve a spot for hybrids doesn't mean I have to
accept it; nor will I.
James Warren
I guess we need a cop in every parking lot Al.
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Picasso
thats not considered hybrid
Brian Smith
>
> A friend of mine has an F350 modified to run on used vegetable oil...
> we're going to park it in one of those spots and see if anyone will say
> anything!
He'll need two spaces, because the idiots that came up with this idea
of small equals environmentally friendly vehicles are out to lunch.
kozmo
> "Al Smith" <inva...@address.com> wrote in message
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>
>
>
> > JD wrote:
>
> >> "Best" <whoi...@noone.fr> wrote in message
> >>news:4b3a92c2$0$5360$9a56...@news.aliant.net...
> >>> Now, not only do we have spaces reserved for handicapped people,
> >>> pregnant females, mothers to be (when?), mothers with small children
> >>> (who defines small), security cars, delivery cars, taxis, 15 minute
> >>> spaces for pickup of purchases, short term spaces for passenger pick
> >>> up, spots for employee of the month, etc., but I saw some reserved
> >>> spaces today that take the cake: " reserved for hybrid vehicles!"
>
> >> I just park in them. They are frequently empty.
>
> > Or do what the person I saw today do out at Price Club ... just park in
> > the driving line. Such people never seem to get tickets, so I don't blame
> > them for parking wherever they feel like parking, regardless of the rules.
>
> > -Al-
>
> But do what people do at walmart in the crossing, just park in the crosswalk
> in front of the store and wait til your passengers are finished shopping.
> Today i went in and came out 30 mins later and the same vehicle in the same
> spot. lol
i never have or never will be that lazy.
Hank
door.....................
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donald
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> On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 08:00:35 -0400, "Hank" <ur...@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>
>>Just park in the welfare/rich people spots - at the curb in front of the
>>door.....................
>>
>
> Sobeys in CP when they are parked by the main crosswalk out of the
> store I tell them to move as they cause a dangerous situation by
> obscuring the crosswalk from traffic going towards Lacewood.
>
i make sure my shoping cart give's them a tump.........
kozmo
> On Wed, 30 Dec 2009 02:28:48 -0800 (PST), kozmo
>
> <novascrol...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >> But do what people do at walmart in the crossing, just park in the crosswalk
> >> in front of the store and wait til your passengers are finished shopping.
> >> Today i went in and came out 30 mins later and the same vehicle in the same
> >> spot. lol
>
> >i never have or never will be that lazy.
>
> occasion, I've seen someone parked .....on the sidewalk near the bus
> stop.
the superstore in sackville is bad to. a lot of people who think
they're in emergency vehicles.
Doobielicious
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Al Smith
You've got to admit, it is the most convenient parking spot, apart
from inside the store.
-Al-
Al Smith
Go for it, rebel without a cause. Flash your colours.
-Al-
Al Smith
They are all following me, waiting for me to make a mistake so
that they can give me a ticket.
-Al-
JD
I wear my bandana everytime I do it Al; with that squinty look at the
rent-a-cop, "Go ahead, make my day".
Al Smith
Those poor security guards. They've got all the aggrivation of
being police, without any of the power.
-Al-
James Warren
So thats why you can never find one when you need one! :)
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kozmo
> James Warren wrote:
> > Al Smith wrote:
> >> JD wrote:
>
>
> - Show quoted text -
if you'd just stop making "mistakes" they'd leave you alone.
Richard Bonner
(Re: Hybrid Vehicles)
> A friend of mine has an F350 modified to run on used vegetable oil...
> a
*** Is that the one that smells like french fries as it drives
past? (-:
Richard
Richard Bonner
> I guess we need a cop in every parking lot Al.
> --
> jw (a.k.a. Nagilum)
*** Nope. Just have them attach those wheel locks and then charge $25 to
remove them.
Richard
Al Smith
I really don't like the concept of those wheel locks. I think they
should be illegal.
-Al-
James Warren
That would make them cops, judge, jury and executioner. Its too much for
one person.
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