Parking lot Rage

So here I am parking in the Home Depot parking lot - for our international
readers, Home Depot is a very large store that sells home improvement
products. And they have a LARGE parking lot.



So I head off to the farthest space in the lot in my X5 (keeping on topic
for the BMW NG) - maybe 200 yards away from any other parkers. Except for a
new red Corvette - the one with the wingy looking rear emblem (keeping on
topic for the Corvette NG). He's parked in the last spot in the lot next to
a curb on his right side.



So I park one space away from the Corvettes left and head into the store.
Around us is a sea of empty parking spots.



When I return, there is a Ford F250 pickup with dual rear wheels wedged in
between us. There is nowhere near enough space to open my passenger side
door for my wife. I'm not sure how the Ford driver was able to get out
without damaging my door, but there were no signs of damage (or there would
have been a big problem).



But, if the Corvette driver returned with the pickup still jammed up against
his side, there would be no way to get in. Well, through the passenger
door - but that's all.



I'm still irritated..

I'd say the contractor has Penis Envoy.

I don't think I'd take my Vette to the Depot. I'll drive the F-150.

Spud

ps, What's the difference in an M5 and a X5?

Take a breathe and smile!
OK I understand:
You're the king of your distcict, correct ? And everybody is used lick your
boots everyday correct ?
One failed to do this today ? Still correct ?
Or was your diaper remaining unchanged ?
Why are you whining ? Nothing happened.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Mikep" >
Newsgroups: alt.autos.corvette,alt.autos.bmw
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2009 8:30 PM
Subject: Parking lot Rage


bla bla bla

> But, if the Corvette driver returned with the pickup still jammed up
against
> his side, there would be no way to get in. Well, through the passenger
> door - but that's all.
>
>
>
> I'm still irritated..
>
>

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 23:08:31 +0200, "frischmoutt"
> wrote:

>Take a breathe and smile!
>OK I understand:
>You're the king of your distcict, correct ? And everybody is used lick your
>boots everyday correct ?
>One failed to do this today ? Still correct ?
>Or was your diaper remaining unchanged ?
>Why are you whining ? Nothing happened.

>> But, if the Corvette driver returned with the pickup still jammed up
>against
>> his side, there would be no way to get in. Well, through the passenger
>> door - but that's all.

Sometimes, I see a shiny car parked diagonally across 2 or 3 marked
spaces in a parking lot. I guess the owner wants to avoid door dings,
or let everyone know that he's "special" or something. If I happen to
be in my beater, I park as close as I reasonably can to him, certainly
close enough to make the point, even if he's at the far end of the
lot.

Call me a troublemaker if you like. Hey, that's just me.

"Dean Dark" > wrote in message
...
> On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 23:08:31 +0200, "frischmoutt"
> > wrote:
>
>>Take a breathe and smile!
>>OK I understand:
>>You're the king of your distcict, correct ? And everybody is used
>>lick your
>>boots everyday correct ?
>>One failed to do this today ? Still correct ?
>>Or was your diaper remaining unchanged ?
>>Why are you whining ? Nothing happened.
>
>>> But, if the Corvette driver returned with the pickup still jammed
>>> up
>>against
>>> his side, there would be no way to get in. Well, through the
>>> passenger
>>> door - but that's all.
>
> Sometimes, I see a shiny car parked diagonally across 2 or 3 marked
> spaces in a parking lot. I guess the owner wants to avoid door
> dings,
> or let everyone know that he's "special" or something. If I happen
> to
> be in my beater, I park as close as I reasonably can to him,
> certainly
> close enough to make the point, even if he's at the far end of the
> lot.
>
> Call me a troublemaker if you like. Hey, that's just me.

No, you're not really a troublemaker, but your are just the same as
the person you think you put something over on.

On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:18:01 -0400, "Dad" > wrote:

>> Call me a troublemaker if you like. Hey, that's just me.
>
>No, you're not really a troublemaker, but your are just the same as
>the person you think you put something over on.

How so? Really, I don't understand.

Spud wrote:

> ps, What's the difference in an M5 and a X5?
>
>

Google it.

Dean Dark wrote:
> On Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:18:01 -0400, "Dad" > wrote:
>
>>> Call me a troublemaker if you like. Hey, that's just me.
>> No, you're not really a troublemaker, but your are just the same as
>> the person you think you put something over on.
>
> How so? Really, I don't understand.

Call back next year. April 1, 2010 would be
about right.
--

>
>> ps, What's the difference in an M5 and a X5?
>
> Google it.


Wow thanks alot DicKhead. You must be one of those snooty German car guys.
Maybe you can Twitter with Sal.

Spud wrote:
>>> ps, What's the difference in an M5 and a X5?
>> Google it.
>
>
> Wow thanks alot DicKhead. You must be one of those snooty German car guys.
> Maybe you can Twitter with Sal.
>
>

I don't..."Twitter" with anyone.

-dk