ASSHOLE PARKING

We hate on shitty parking jobs. That is the actual idea of this thread.

 

Played there and like the course, but at least they have plenty of parking.

I might have to take you up on that.

In this case, the parking lot was nearly full due to size. Unless he rented the Ferrari (and didn’t take their insurance), he should have driven one of his other cars to the course. A few more players yesterday and they wouldn’t have had a place to park.

Yes I probably need to chill, but can’t stand it when someone thinks they’re better, or more privileged than others. We have a few of those living in McMullen Cove.

 

A few pics are in the Alabama thread.

 

I generally park in an end spot, and get as close to the curb as possible (call me an asshole if you must), to avoid the assholes who slam their doors into the vehicles they park next to. At work I park in the same spot almost every day, and they're 30 degree spots. I park at more of a 20 degree angle from the side curb, making myself further away from the car that parks next to me.

Not my normal spot, but this pic shows (minimally) what I mean:


(ignore the old white paint in the parking lot, the spot lines can be seen under my rear tire, and just below my step)

Does this make me an asshole in this thread?
...you decide.

 

In this thread I believe so. I could be wrong because different people have different definitions in this thread.

 

Another example:



...it's minimal, but keeps those pesky door dings at a minimum.

This is only something I do at an end spot.
#noshame

 

I'd give ya a pass on the second one.

 

Lol I like it....if your an asshole #metoo

 

Plenty of open spaces. Government vehicle.
The Chief Ranger (law enforcement)

Still an asshole.

 

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That Land Cruiser Tho!!

 

I would park my motorcycle in that end half spot so I’m not taking up an actual full size spot when I don’t need to.

Does that count as asshole parking?

 

Well, there are plenty of motorcycle-only spots right up next to the door at my work, so the likelihood of you being out in my area of the parkinglot is slim.

 

Only thing wrong I see in this picture is that he should have backed in so he can just jump in and skedaddle. Otherwise he's out of everyone else's way and not actually taking any open parking spots away from anyone else.

 

No. That’s the space designated for use by the Handi space. The one on the other side is regular parking. He’s also blocking the sidewalk ramp.

 

Yeah, one of many interesting commuters here.

 

Ah, didn't see that. As y'all were.

(as a law enforcement vehicle he should still back in - sloppy habit)

 

Totally agree. I still do it to this day.

 

backing in is also easier to park, especially in tighter spacing. I'm about 50/50 on backing in depending on the situation. Like yesterday I ran into the store so just pulled in, but other times I'll back in or "pull through" to the other side so I'm facing out.

 

end spot is a different thing. if you're freeing up space for others and not blocking it's OK to do. being in the middle of the lot is douche territory

 

Backing in is bae.