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Thursday, December 11, 2014
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Milton!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI saw that and I was like WTF? How is the Honda driver supposed to back out?!!!!
unbeleivable! Last year I went to get my car at the end of the day and the line of parked cars behind me progressively got closer and closer to our row, I had to do a 20 point turn in order to not hit the car behind me while backing out. Snow = idiots.
ReplyDeleteAustin Powers to the rescue!
ReplyDeleteThis makes me glad that on days like this, IF I come into the office, I take the bus. It takes longer, but I don't have to wait for everyone else to get home, to get my car out.
I took this one. The guy in the Venza is clearly a douche! I mean, he had the time to put up his windshield blades but still didn't notice he was blocking a car?
ReplyDeleteThis guy should win the Parking Donkey of the Year award!
Is it possible Venza guy was there first, then the rows in front of him formed?
ReplyDeleteAnon 11:19- he has the least amount of snow on his car, so I'm gonna say NO!
ReplyDeleteI think if that were me being blocked in, I would have torn the wipers off and found an interesting place for them. How can someone be so unaware??
ReplyDeleteHe wouldn't have headlights to come back to if it were me.....
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