am4nf
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Registered: 27th Jul 08
Location: South Ayrshire Drives: Corsa Sport
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When parking the car, which is you.....
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alan-g-w
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Registered: 9th Nov 07
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Where's the optin for 'I use common sense and find the most suitable space closest to the door'
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Whittie
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Registered: 11th Aug 06
Location: North Wales Drives: BMW, Corsa & Fiat
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Depends what car i'm in.
If i'm driving something decent, i'll park away from everybody, or in parent and child.
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Fad
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Generally i've never been bothered as its only a car at the end of the day. However if it was something a little special I'd just park it a bit away from everyone else.
Parking over two spaces is just rediculous and if anything will attracts attention from people who want to cause malicious damage tbh.
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am4nf
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Registered: 27th Jul 08
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Personally I make sure Nobody parks beside me & I couldnt care less who I piss off by doing so, cany stand the people who park right next to cars and slam the door off them
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am4nf
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quote: Originally posted by alan-g-w
Where's the optin for 'I use common sense and find the most suitable space closest to the door'
Thats the third option tbh
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Brett
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I have a child so I have a special spot
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Whittie
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quote: Originally posted by loafofbrett
I have a child so I have a special spot
Disabled?
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am4nf
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quote: Originally posted by loafofbrett
I have a child so I have a special spot
They are worse than normal spaces as its usually the kids who fire the door open full whack
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Brett
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lol You've not used them have you? They're much wider and even a door fully swung open wouldn't make contact.
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Whittie
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When I was driving the X5, you could open the door fully and be nowhere neer the next car. Have you actually used them?
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Whittie
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quote: Originally posted by loafofbrett
lol You've not used them have you? They're much wider and even a door fully swung open wouldn't make contact.
This.
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Jamie-C
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Registered: 3rd Jun 08
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I usually park in parent & child spots or else further away from the doors. The odd time I'd take up two spaces.
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shaunmods
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I never park in between two cars. When I park at uni and work I always park on the end of a row right on the white line so the one car next to me is less likely to smack my car with their door. Supermarkets etc I'll park missions away from the shop away from everyone else and just walk further
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alan-g-w
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quote: Originally posted by am4nf
quote: Originally posted by alan-g-w
Where's the optin for 'I use common sense and find the most suitable space closest to the door'
Thats the third option tbh
nnaaa I give a fuck, I just make sure the space is wide enough to open both doors enough to get out. Fuck walking 100 yards more than I need to just in case
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am4nf
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Nope ive never used the parent ones
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am4nf
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One of my regular spaces
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DannyB
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People who use 2 spaces are cunts, that attracts attention and more likely to get your car damaged I would say. I either park further away or in a space properly.
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am4nf
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quote: Originally posted by DannyB
People who use 2 spaces are cunts, that attracts attention and more likely to get your car damaged I would say. I either park further away or in a space properly.
Most car parks have cctv though
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shaunmods
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Registered: 12th Mar 07
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This is how I park mine usually, but on the end of a row so I'm not going to fuck anyone off
Not my car btw
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Ian W
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I just look for a normal space, parking over two spaces just makes you look a twat
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DannyB
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quote: Originally posted by Ian W
parking over two spaces just makes you look a twat
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RCoughtrie
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Registered: 31st Oct 04
Location: East Ayrshire Scotland
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park away
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Whittie
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All Torque
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The second one. Also, NEVER park next to something that children are likely to be getting into e.g. people carriers, 4x4s, any Mercedes as they'll destroy your car when opening their doors.
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