More Obnoxious parking - ***READ FIRST POST BEFORE POSTING***

slinky2000

And another off Henry Street in Limerick

Triangla

montane wrote: »

This narrow laneway is a thoroughfare. I saw 3 cars driving in and having to reverse back out due to this blockage.

Free Parking with every gym membership maybe??

franksm

08-D-44194 at Tesco Maynooth

double GG

Packed out Fairgreen Sunday

CarMuppet

^^^ The Suzuki and Nissan above look like parents who need a little more room to move toddlers/babies in and out....

Tallon

CarMuppet wrote: »

^^^ The Suzuki and Nissan above look like parents who are inconsiderate and have no respect for other people

fyp

They have Parent and Child parking spaces for a reason

Kenny Logins

CarMuppet wrote: »

^^^ The Suzuki and Nissan above look like parents who need a little more room to move toddlers/babies in and out....

How much room do they need? There's plenty of space to the left of the Suzuki.

CarMuppet

Tallon wrote: »

fyp

They have Parent and Child parking spaces for a reason.. and I like misquoting fellow posters

That are sometimes full... I would consider a parent who parks like the two above in order NOT to bang off another car quite a decent sort imo.

franksm

There were loads of empty baby-and-parents slots there. The above is just ass-hatism, nothing else.

Tallon

CarMuppet wrote: »

That are sometimes full... I would consider a parent who parks like the two above in order NOT to bang off another car quite a decent sort imo.

Not in Maynooth Tesco.. There are even more around the front of it, which no one ever uses because they are too lazy to drive around

dr.fuzzenstein

slinky2000 wrote: »

And another off Henry Street in Limerick

I'd be careful taking any pictures of posh cars parked carelessly outside that particular solicitor.;)
The guy who drives it probably wears a tracksuit, hoodie and baseballcap.
Add to that a million tattoos, about half a kilo of gold and a generous smattering of scars.
It is the biggest, poshest, most expensive solicitor in Limerick, all the clients have the "Sports store look" about them, all drive that class of car minimum and probably all get free legal aid.:cool:

Berty

Dr Fuzz, John Devane isn't based out of there.

dr.fuzzenstein

Beer Baron wrote: »

Dr Fuzz, John Devane isn't based out of there.

+1
Who says crime doesn't pay?
You just have to become a solicitor.;)

jd

Taking up two visitor's spaces - complex doesn't have sufficient spaces at the best of times...

Berty

A little presumptuous on account that his brake lights are still engaged.

lewis

jd wrote: »

Taking up two visitor's spaces - complex doesn't have sufficient spaces at the best of times...

Considering that he`s on a hill, it looks like he jammed on the brakes while going forward....maybe he saw your man taking his picture for Boards, lol

jd

Beer Baron wrote: »

A little presumptuous on account that his brake lights are still engaged.

Nope had been around twice looking for a space..that is exactly where she had parked (she had got into car this time round though)

Iwannahurl

n97 mini

franksm wrote: »

There were loads of empty baby-and-parents slots there. The above is just ass-hatism, nothing else.

They are never free, thanks to most drivers thinking they're a free-for-all.

I frequently take two spots in Tesco in Maynooth, away from the door. The car park is huge... the mind boggles as to why they they didn't draw bigger parking spaces, and save everyone's car from being dinged.

Iwannahurl

The car on the left is also parked.

Treehouse72

Did anyone see a swanky new black Mercedes parked opposite the Bleeding Horse on Camden Street today? Right on the corner of Camden Street and Harcourt Row, hazard warning lights on, two wheels on curb. I was shocked when I passed it first, but even more shocked when I passed back over an hour later and it was still there.

phill106

Treehouse72 wrote: »

Did anyone see a swanky new black Mercedes parked opposite the Bleeding Horse on Camden Street today? Right on the corner of Camden Street and Harcourt Row, hazard warning lights on, two wheels on curb. I was shocked when I passed it first, but even more shocked when I passed back over an hour later and it was still there.

but...he has his hazards on! That makes it ok!

bijapos

Not sure if you could call it obnoxious, it was parked in a loading bay after hours. I just thought it was funny, the clamp is way bigger than the wheel and won't fit under the wheel arch. It reminded me of my 4 year old niece tottering around in her mothers high heels.

Tallon

They should have clamped him just for buying that horrible car

Iwannahurl

Iwannahurl

Tallon wrote: »

They should have clamped him just for buying that horrible car

That driver should have used his loaf...

Iwannahurl

phill106 wrote: »

but...he has his hazards on! That makes it ok!

Wing mirrors retracted as well? Beatification!

Seasoft

The owners of these doubled parked cars were in a church for an hour for a novena. Free car-park spaces were available a few metres away. While the drivers of the blocked row were probably in the church too, there was no guarantee.

Our man in Havana

bijapos wrote: »

Not sure if you could call it obnoxious, it was parked in a loading bay after hours. I just thought it was funny, the clamp is way bigger than the wheel and won't fit under the wheel arch. It reminded me of my 4 year old niece tottering around in her mothers high heels.

That clamp could be very easily removed too.

lewis

Our man in Havana wrote: »

That clamp could be very easily removed too.

You mean lift the car from the clamp, lol