Anonymous wrote:Report them.
Anonymous wrote:As a kid of the suburbs, I love the idea of complaining about living in the suburbs and having cars in my field of vision.
My neighbor (Eleanor!) planted a holly bush that is aggressively growing across the front of the yard and overhangs the road a foot or more. Nobody parks there a second time after they discover the scratches on their car. You can complain and might even get the county to trim it back to the curb but it only takes a couple months to grow back.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mainly I hate when other people park in front of my house. It feels rude.
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Seriously, not this AGAIN‼️
The street is a public street meaning that anyone can use it to park their vehicle as long as they do not block someone’s driveway, do not leave their car parked in the same place more than 72 hrs., etc.
Anyone who doesn’t understand this concept is a pure idiot.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People who get annoyed by a vehicle parked directly in front of their house on a PUBLIC, city street have got a huge entitlement complex!!
Unless the vehicle is illegally parked (like blocking a driveway) then it has the same right to be there as the homeowner does.
First come - - first served. 👍🏽
yup. unless it's a private road, we all paid for it and so we can all park.
Anonymous wrote:People who get annoyed by a vehicle parked directly in front of their house on a PUBLIC, city street have got a huge entitlement complex!!
Unless the vehicle is illegally parked (like blocking a driveway) then it has the same right to be there as the homeowner does.
First come - - first served. 👍🏽
Anonymous wrote:I hate it when people going to the pool in our neighborhood park 2 feet from our driveway. Virginia law requires that people park ten feet from driveways but these entitled people cram their cars right next to our driveway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mainly I hate when other people park in front of my house. It feels rude.
Why?
The thing I don't understand is why people in Maryland park facing the wrong way.
Can’t answer the latter as I live in VA. But it’s because they have a drive way and there is no need for them to park in front of my house. It’s in a cul de sac area not a road people drive through.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Mainly I hate when other people park in front of my house. It feels rude.
Why?
The thing I don't understand is why people in Maryland park facing the wrong way.
Anonymous wrote:Mainly I hate when other people park in front of my house. It feels rude.