Anonymous
08/28/2025 22:26
Subject: Stop riding my bumper and following so close behind me in parking lots
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.
+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.
But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?
What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?
Who takes a long time to back out? Especially with the cameras these days.
Are all of you idiots. Oh...wait...yes you are. I'm so sick of having to drive around you people.
So why is it fast to back OUT with cameras, but slow to back IN with cameras?
Can you explain this? Is it like a tear in the space-time-continuum? A wormhole? Dark magic?
Because backing out is easier since you are entering a larger space rather than a more confined space. More margin for error. If you back into a space then you have to perfectly center your vehicle within three different reference points that are mere inches from your car whereas backing into a larger street or aisle is usually many feet away from obstacles. Less precision needed.
So what you’re saying is….. people who back into spaces are better, more skilled drivers.
Got it.
Anonymous
08/27/2025 23:26
Subject: Stop riding my bumper and following so close behind me in parking lots
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.
+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.
But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?
What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?
Who takes a long time to back out? Especially with the cameras these days.
Are all of you idiots. Oh...wait...yes you are. I'm so sick of having to drive around you people.
So why is it fast to back OUT with cameras, but slow to back IN with cameras?
Can you explain this? Is it like a tear in the space-time-continuum? A wormhole? Dark magic?
Because backing out is easier since you are entering a larger space rather than a more confined space. More margin for error. If you back into a space then you have to perfectly center your vehicle within three different reference points that are mere inches from your car whereas backing into a larger street or aisle is usually many feet away from obstacles. Less precision needed.
Anonymous
08/27/2025 17:01
Subject: Stop riding my bumper and following so close behind me in parking lots
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I see “no backing into your space” idiots are out in full force this morning
OP is lucky. I wouldn’t back up for her to back in. I’d just take the space myself
+100
The adage is- if you pass a spot, it's not your spot.
So you don’t know how to parallel park, huh?
Admit it. Be honest. You can’t do it, can you?
Anonymous
08/27/2025 16:59
Subject: Stop riding my bumper and following so close behind me in parking lots
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:No one expects a forward moving car to then back into a space. You are in the wrong.
+1
And it's super rude to make everyone wait on you.
But isn’t it also super rude to make everyone wait on you while you back out of a space, too?
What’s the difference? Either way, you’re making people wait on you. What’s the difference?
Who takes a long time to back out? Especially with the cameras these days.
Are all of you idiots. Oh...wait...yes you are. I'm so sick of having to drive around you people.
So why is it fast to back OUT with cameras, but slow to back IN with cameras?
Can you explain this? Is it like a tear in the space-time-continuum? A wormhole? Dark magic?