What's with reserving car spaces with chairs/cones/bins today ... ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Good idea, but what would police ticket? The chair?

I think they should attach one of those boots to the chair.

they should set u a shame-cam. Kind of like google maps. cars drive by with cameras taking pictures of people putting out their orange cones. Then they put it up on the internet. Punishment is we sell their phone numbers to telemarketing firms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:baltimore chair gallery:

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/weather/bal-snow-chairs-pg0208,0,6458315.photogallery

What a great display of selfishness!

PP who posted the link. The captions are filled with satisfying mockery of chair savers, too. Delightful! It makes my day to park in the reserved spots. I have taken to switching the chairs, though. I like to pick up the chairs and put them into another spot. My favorite place to put the chairs is near a fire hydrant. Makes it look like the jagoff was trying to reserve the hydrant space. LOL.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:they should set u a shame-cam. Kind of like google maps. cars drive by with cameras taking pictures of people putting out their orange cones. Then they put it up on the internet. Punishment is we sell their phone numbers to telemarketing firms.

Anonymous wrote:PP who posted the link. The captions are filled with satisfying mockery of chair savers, too. Delightful! It makes my day to park in the reserved spots. I have taken to switching the chairs, though. I like to pick up the chairs and put them into another spot. My favorite place to put the chairs is near a fire hydrant. Makes it look like the jagoff was trying to reserve the hydrant space. LOL.

DCUMers are funny and creative!

[Anonymous]

I'm going to take a stab here and say eight of the last ten or so posts were written by the same person.

[Anonymous]

"An argument over a parking space prompted a shootout between a Pittsburgh man and police. Investigators said 61-year-old Errol Parker Sr. was in custody after firing shots at two officers responding to a 911 call in the city's Hill District on Tuesday night. No injuries were reported. Police said a man reported that Parker punched him and brandished a gun after being asked to move his car from a parking spot the man had shoveled out.Authorities said that Parker fired at police after they arrived and ordered him out of the house. Parker surrendered after exchanging shots with the officers."

http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0210/710014.html