Murf the Surf wroteThe same stupidity I've seen at my gym. They're going to a place to work out but people will drive around looking for a close parking spot or even better, they park in areas where it's not a parking spot. These areas are right in front of the gym marked off as fire lanes. Yet, they'll park there because they don't want to do extra walking before they actually work out.The mall is my favourite place to watch the stupidity. People will drive around for 20 min to get a spot close to the building and the spot is inevitably too small and they can't drive worth a shit and can't park in it properly. They are going into a mall to walk around for 2 hours but won't walk an extra 100' to where there are lots of empty spots.
I always park way out in the distance where there isn't anyone, exercise never hurt anyone but without fail when I come back to the truck some clown is jammed right up next to it with tons of empty spots all around. You can't fix stupid.
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zx10guy wroteDepends where you live. Here in Arizona, it's 119 today. So people don't want to walk in the hot weather...not sure why you are the judgment police around hereThe same stupidity I've seen at my gym. They're going to a place to work out but people will drive around looking for a close parking spot or even better, they park in areas where it's not a parking spot. These areas are right in front of the gym marked off as fire lanes. Yet, they'll park there because they don't want to do extra walking before they actually work out.
Tyga11 wroteI will be the first to judge someone that decides to live in Arizona and complain about the heat.Depends where you live. Here in Arizona, it's 119 today. So people don't want to walk in the hot weather...not sure why you are the judgment police around here
spazzyfry123 wroteOuch lol.I will be the first to judge someone that decides to live in Arizona and complain about the heat.
Tyga11 wroteStrike a nerve from your credit card thread, eh?Depends where you live. Here in Arizona, it's 119 today. So people don't want to walk in the hot weather...not sure why you are the judgment police around here
ETA: If you're not so quick to be butt hurt about the other thread, you'd notice my location says DC.
cmyx6go wroteHere's a photo taken some time ago ofI'm a freaking girl and I know urinal etiquette.
cmyx6go to prove she knows. 
Llarry wroteHa! I knew it! No cone my X.Here's a photo taken some time ago of
j/k 
Llarry wroteMeHere's a photo taken some time ago of
Llarry
cmyx6go wroteMe
In 1990-95 I worked at the National Security Agency (NSA); they have amazing technical intelligence sources and methods. But I am duty-bound to take the secrets to the grave with me, so you and the others will just have to trust me on this matter.On the other hand, it's a good thing I'm all the way over here on the Left Coast, lest you send me to my grave a bit earlier.
Llarry wroteHell hath no fury....you're on her radar now. Wouldn't wanna be in your shoes
On the other hand, it's a good thing I'm all the way over here on the Left Coast, lest you send me to my grave a bit earlier.
tranquility wroteYeah,Hell hath no fury....you're on her radar now. Wouldn't wanna be in your shoes
Llarry better watch out if she's standing next to him at the urinal. She'll pee on his shoes for that!
tranquility wroteYeah, Laura's gunning for me now. Fortunately, we NSAers also learned Jedi mind tricks. No, wait -- I didn't say that. I don't know anything about that. Nothing to see here.Hell hath no fury....you're on her radar now. Wouldn't wanna be in your shoes
Llarry wroteIt’s all good. Just remember, payback’s a bitchYeah, Laura's gunning for me now. Fortunately, we NSAers also learned Jedi mind tricks. No, wait -- I didn't say that. I don't know anything about that. Nothing to see here.
cmyx6go wrote...and so is the chrome bulldog on the front of a Mack Truck right before it runs someone down by surprise.....It’s all good. Just remember, payback’s a bitch
tcphoto wroteThat's outrageousDespite getting a picture of his (borrowed) vehicle and tag, State Farm kept my deductible and the arbitrator said my witness was not neutral.
-- did you cancel with State Farm?
tcphoto wroteI doubt I have the pictures, it was almost 20 years ago, but I had a hit an run, too. I had a “1-of-1” Camaro SS with about 11k miles on it. Everyone knew it was my car, and I had it parked in the parking lot when I got the call to meet me at my car. I thought it was a strange request and cryptic at best. Came out to find it parked diagonally across nearly three spots with them asking “why the hell did you park like this?” Clearly you’re not a detective; look at the left rear corner dented in with broken glass and taillights all over the ground! Boy was I pissed…How about being the victim of a hit and run while parked in my own driveway? My former loser roommate with a suspended license walked to a convenience store and an impaired guy offered him a ride home. That's when he dropped the loser off, hit my car and ran. Despite getting a picture of his (borrowed) vehicle and tag, State Farm kept my deductible and the arbitrator said my witness was not neutral.
