Proof that I don't ALWAYS take two spots when the right opportunity presents itself!



Mike
Currently enrolled in a 12 Step Two-spot Rehabilitation Program

 

Elegant in its simplicity. from me!

 

OMG - you BACKED in! How thoughtless! How rude!

If only all parking spots were like that - I'd rest easier. :smile:

 

Great spot! Now after a few years of tree growth, it'll be shaded parking! Found a similar place in Evergreen, Colorado, but it was being used by several motorcycles. Just missed it.

Rick

 

Congrats! Admitting the problem is a big step. Way to go!

 

welcome back. that pic is great!

 

Hot car Zen and nice spot. People around here want to help you. Let's say it together....KEEP COMING BACK. IT WORKS.

 

Let us all join hands and sing: Kumbaya, my Lord....Kumbaya......

Now THAT is a perfect spot and a beautifully-executed park job! Congrats!

How's your new infant? :smile:


Clover

 

Que voice of Beavis:

"Whooaaaa!!! That is cooooool!!! I would never leave that spot again!!!"

 

Now it raises the question who in their right mind makes a single parking spot?

 

Can you imagine a parking lot full of those. Better yet, have the spots narrow enough to not fit an SUV.

Which reminds me of a funny story. Back in the day a relative of mine bought himself a 4-Runner. All the bells and whistles, 4wd, etc. The only time he used the 4wd option in the 4 year he owned it was to drive over a curb to get to a parking spot in a busy lot. Mind you, the curb was about as high as the one in Zen's picture.

 

I have one exactly like that in front of my apartment Too bad the losers that don't work always get it :(

 

And now, my son, you have chosen wisely. The student has become the teacher....

 

Every parking lot needs a spot like that, for a MINI.

Looks like some idiots with big cars tried to fit in there, notice the tire rub marks on the curb!

 

Well, at first she appeared to be genetically predisposed to two-spot parking like her father . . .

 

But, after extensive postpartum sensitivity training, she seems to be progressing well . . .

 

ROFLMAO

 

Ah, the joys of parenting...I see you've started off with the most integral of skills. Cheers! :smile:

 

Does that say shopping cart area? I hope nobody keys the stroller!