Ok this is pretty much going to be a rant but I just got back from my local CVS and being it was dark and cold out, the parking lot was pretty empty, plenty of spots and ones right next to the store. First off there was a car parked in what I thought was a spot and I pulled infront of the car, only to realize when I got out that it was not a spot at all. So back in and to an acutally spot. While in the false spot, this guy in an older acura kept backing up and changing positions of his car, getting very close to mine. I don't know what he was doing but then realize he was trying to pull into a spot...obviously this guy didn't know how to drive because it seemed like he went to far past it, so all he really had to do was back up and just turn right into it. But he proceed to try to straighten out his car as much as possible so he could pull in. Why idk but it took him a while. After I reparked my car I noticed he pulled right up into a handicap spot. I was like...ARE YOU KIDDING ME??? There are so many spots in the lot and even ones right at the store front and you deliberatly park into a handicap spot. Why, are you that much of a dbag?

Now I've seen people do this allllllllll the time and they are obviously not handicapped or have a sign hanging from their mirror. Usually its people waiting in their car for someone, and the handicap spots are the closest to the store...so where else would you park right? [smackbum] But like I can see if the lot was full and there were no close spots, but this jack off passed all the other open spaces and parked in one of like 2 or 3 handicap spots. It was so obviously deliberate and like he didn't even give a damn. I just wanted to bash his windows and key his car.

Share your stories, and try to explain to me who these people think they are? Besides scumbags.

how old was he?

that sounds like my grandpa, but he's 94, i know he'd do it, but its not cause he's being a dbag, its cause he's got this annoying syndrom called oldness.

how old was he?

that sounds like my grandpa, but he's 94, i know he'd do it, but its not cause he's being a dbag, its cause he's got this annoying syndrom called oldness.

I wouldn't complain if I saw a 94 year old man doing it. Probably more that he was driving in the first place. LOL

The guy was probably 25 or younger. Even if he parked in the furthest spot he was very capable of walking less then 100 feet to the front of the store.

ok, ya, there is a slight difference there (and no, my grandpa shouldn't be driving, he won't go past 35 mph, and thats on the freeways! my rents follow him when he insists on driving and put their flashers on)

ok, ya, there is a slight difference there (and no, my grandpa shouldn't be driving, he won't go past 35 mph, and thats on the freeways! my rents follow him when he insists on driving and put their flashers on)

That's really sad...[:(]
But hilarious at the same time![hihi]

My grandma drives a huge Buick Boat and drives with both feet. Bugs the hell outta me. She says it's because of farm trucks back in the day.

My grandpa is one of those "brake lights are always lit up bc i drive with 2 feet, and can't hear/tell that the brakes are engaged" kind of people.

ticks me off as well to see people parked in handicap spots that have no business doing it. get your mess together and walk the extra few spots, or 100 feet, either way it isn't going to kill you.

it annoys me just as much though, the people that figure "oh, such and such is dead and gone...but their handicap parking tag isn't!" that's wrong. ok, i'll give my gf's grandmother a pass on that one. handicap? no, but she is beginning to show her age and probably will have her own in a few years and doesn't use it all the time. but others, like ooooh i'll use my grandpa's handicap tag. wtf? handicap spots are there for a specific reason. and it's NOT you.

driving just irritates me at this point. and i'm only 22. actually, i enjoy driving. it's all the morons on the road that irritate me. like last night. thank god the focus enjoys high speed swerves. moron saw his yield sign and must've thought to himself "GREEN LIGHT!" leaving me to swerve to the next lane, thank god it was empty as well, doing 50+. earlier in the day, was with my gf's family, in the back seat, and just watching all these cars fly by us in the right lane, wondering if her uncle would ever get out of the left lane. we were barely doing the speed limit. oh, and all the morons that like to drive with no lights on at night, "oh i don't need to turn my lights on yet, there are plenty of street lights." and the idiots in my apartment complex that figures, hey, there are no lines on the road in here so i can drive down the middle despite the fact you're coming my way, oh and while i'm at it, i'm not going to check up, let alone attempt to stop at the only 3-way stop in the parking lot, but i sure hope you do or we're in trouble!

i hate morons. and lazy morons. especially lazy morons that drive.

*end rant*

I was at walmart a few days ago. And you know those yellow lines they have at the front of some of the car "aisle". Where its supposed to be like a median, helping people figure out where the parking lanes are. I watched a 25-27 year old couple park right up front, on top of the yellow lines. Get out, and walk into the store. I wanted to call the police. Not that it matters, but they were of a darker race.

(Ps, this was not in front of the store where the "drop off lanes" are. It was as described, yellow lines on floor, marking where you turn)

oh yeah, see that one all the time too. usually it's the spot there at the front of the actual aisle, but have seen them park there in the fire lane more than once.

You said he was at a CVS? Perhaps he was sick, picking up meds, and wasn't feeling his best.

Not gonna lie, I did this like 3 days ago, and when a parking lot is empty I'll do it. Not a big deal if you are in and out in an empty parking lot.

Parking lot full or empty, those spaces are reserved for handicap. Nothing pisses me off more than for my wife not being able to use them because of someones stupidity. If you will notice, they are normally wider which allows someone using a walking device or wheelchair to have room to maneuver without scratching the next car over. They normally are also close to a ramp for easy access to the sidewalk.

If your car gets scratched/dented because of a wheelchair that cannot get to the ramp based on your improper parking.......cry at home.

NOTHING justifies you parking there if YOU do not have a permit/license in your name.

u guys would laugh at me. i have a school handicap parking pass!!! lol, it allows me to park anywhere on campus. if any of you have seen my car, u know it doesn't look like a handicap car. and the only reason i got the sticker was cause i'm allergic to certain foods. beats paying the parking pass fees and paying for tickets!! lol

Sometimes I park in handicapped spaces,
While handicapped people make handicapped faces.
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I admit I did this once, but I seriously didn't know it was handicapped. I skimmed for a handicapped sign, and the lane wasn't marked in blue paint. Wasn't until 3 hours later after dinner when someone told me not to park there. Turns out the handicapped sign was on the utility pole I parked in front of, except it was like 10 feet in the air. Kinda hard to see in a poorly lit area.

At My last apartment complex, I parked in what They called handicapped spaces all the time. However, to add context, I did it because 1. The buildings these spots were designated for were not in any way handicap accessible, 2. there was nobody living in that entire section of the complex(I knew almost all of My neighbors by name), 3. the spots were not properly marked(only painted, no sign), and 4. all the spots were waay too small, and if I didn't take it, someone else would, guaranteed.


Under "normal" circumstances, I would never park in those spots, but I'll happily take that "Green Vehicles Only" one at the Wallyworld up the road from Me[hihi]

You said he was at a CVS? Perhaps he was sick, picking up meds, and wasn't feeling his best.


He got out walked into the store quick...then went back to his car and sat in it just parked there.
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I park where I shouldnt all the time but I deliver pizzas so its ok [woot]

the spots were not properly marked(only painted, no sign), and 4. all the spots were waay too small, and if I didn't take it, someone else would, guaranteed.

Under "normal" circumstances, I would never park in those spots, but I'll happily take that "Green Vehicles Only" one at the Wallyworld up the road from Me[hihi]


Sign or not, paint is enough. I see places often that don't have a sign but the spot is clearly painted to be a handicap space. And are you sure there aren't any sort of handicap accessible apartments at all there? Were I'm living, each building has 2 breezeways, one of which has 2 handicap spots in front of it. Technically, the ground floor apartments are handicap accessible. And that last reason is how a lot of problems start in the world [;)]

They once put out notices here about people parking in handicap spots without permits being towed and blah blah blah, haven't seen anything done about it though.

And your walmart has green spaces?! LMAO wow, leave it to walmart.

I skimmed for a handicapped sign, and the lane wasn't marked in blue paint. Turns out the handicapped sign was on the utility pole I parked in front of, except it was like 10 feet in the air. Kinda hard to see in a poorly lit area.

sounds like the parallel parking on the street beside one building here on campus that i'm at often. not marked on the street anywhere, i think the curb may have been blue once upon a time, and the sign is placed somewhat high on a street pole there, so you're not really sure what space exactly is the spot.

I park where I shouldnt all the time but I deliver pizzas so its ok [woot]

[thumb] lmao at least you're guaranteed to be gone quickly.