Blue Expedition at Lowe's today...
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General Lee
Well-Known Member
Ida tracked em down. Or left a nasty note on the vehicle. Yes, douche they are
mamatutu
mama to two
Was your car damaged?
The front ends look like cartoon characters like in the movie Cars.
But, not funny if you suffered damage.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
A nasty note was left.
Was your car damaged?
The front ends look like cartoon characters like in the movie Cars.
This wasn't my truck. I am posting this for a friend that happens to be a forum member but she doesn't post often.
mamatutu
mama to two
OK. Thought it was about you. Why can't that member post for themselves? :shrug:
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Because I chose to ####ing post it for her. Go drink yourself to sleep.
sockgirl77
Well-Known Member
Whoever designed that parking lot was an idiot. I drive my fiancé's Hemi there quite often. Those spots are not wide enough for a truck. You'd think that they'd take that into consideration while designing it. I mean, you'd think that most of the customers drive trucks. That's what I tend to see in the hardware store parking lots.
mamatutu
mama to two
I was just posting my comments. Doesn't mean I drink, or that you will go after me no matter what I say. Why didn't you say you were posting for someone else in your OP? :shrug: I am glad vrai made the term 'bitch' acceptable on this forum.
You did post as if it was about your own experience. I don't miss the boat anymore. Love, mamatutu.
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mamatutu
mama to two
Try going to Montgomery County. The parking lots are claustrophobic. You need a Barbie car.
somdfunguy
not impressed
mamatutu
mama to two
You are so artistic, guy. Did you ever consider yourself a troll? Because you are. You love to talk about yourself, and act all superior; criticizing others and all. I hope your life in VA is going well. Far be it from me to judge you. But, if I had to assess you from posts here, I would conclude that you are a very sad person. I wish you the best.
You are the reason I don't post anymore on your 'creatively post a number' thread. You took the fun out of it.
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SG_Player1974
New Member
Yep! Gotta love how the picture tells the story. Sorry but, the Expedition is completely in their assigned spot. Do you think possibly that the owner of the Ford TRUCK might have kissed the Expeditions bumper?
MarieB
New Member
That's what I was thinking. You often see people in these huge trucks that can't park them or don't park in appopriate places, and the women are worse
glhs837
Power with Control
Try going to Montgomery County. The parking lots are claustrophobic. You need a Barbie car.
All crappy parking lots shall bow to the Lord of All Crappy Parking Lots!!!! Millison Plaza RULES!!!!!!!
Granted, lots of older parking lots are not set up for the larger vehicles, I agree. But why does the driver of a larger vehicle insist on taking up more than 1 spot if their vehicle won't fit properly? The truck on the right WAS over the line. There typically are spots further out which aren't so heavily populated, so those would better accommodate a larger vehicle and wouldn't matter if they went over the line. :shrug:
It's not a crime that the parking lot is like this - it's just that the times have changed and I'm sure space is a premium. It wouldn't be such a hard thing to petition the owner of the establishment to perhaps enlarge spaces or provide larger spaces someplace on the lot. Parking like that to be a PITA is really just looking to start stuff, IMO. OR, if the driver of the big vehicle didn't notice they were over the line - maybe they should double check when they get out of their vehicle.
SamSpade
Well-Known Member
On THAT, we totally agree. You would think the person who designed it would take into consideration that the majority of vehicles parking there are going to be pickup trucks and large vehicles intended to haul things. I'm a good driver, but I always back out VERY SLOWLY or make sure I'm in a "pull-through" where I exit going forward - because I've had WAY too many close calls with other trucks, SUVs and people hauling freight through the parking lot.