Oh.
Cian McG writes:
“Lovely parking note I spotted right outside the Church of the Sacred Heart in Arbour Hill [Dublin] yesterday evening.”
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Oh.
Cian McG writes:
“Lovely parking note I spotted right outside the Church of the Sacred Heart in Arbour Hill [Dublin] yesterday evening.”
Those priests can be quite possessive about their spaces.
Gonna need a bigger cross for the aul excarcism!
Perhaps god promissed him/her that space.
It’s ABM’s space. Compares to what it.might have been, it’s quite a polite little missive.
So now the threatened party knows where the other guy parks his car. Smart.
Don’t mess with Mrs Doherty on bingo night. 82 or not, she can fairly swing a sledge.
Very christian.
Is this a private or reserved spot? If so then some annoyance is understandable…..
It’s not a reserved space. Public parking in front of that church.
Reader, I battered him.
Park car there, set up camera, record perp carrying out crime, report to police.
I have a parking space where I live and the deeds show that I actually own it so I get upset when people park there, especially as there are 4 reserved and 8 visitor spaces in the car park, but I’ve never threatened to damage anyone’s car!
Report that to the cops. It’s a threat of vandalism against your property and nobody can claim a particular parking spot on a public street.
Meat heads like that need to be dealt with swiftly.
Oh I´m SURE the cops will be all over this one, setting up steakouts etc. Maybe even call Turner and Hooch to see if they can help.
a woman’s handwriting
hell hath no fury like a woman….. full stop.
periodalso a bloke would be afraid to write that, because he would know
the space would be empty next time, and his car would be keyed
the trick is to squeeze super glue in the drivers key hole, many an asshole felt the burn.
Though it only works on your Ford Zodiac these days.
That sounds remarkably rude. is it just me?
I used to work next door to a church somewhere which will remain nameless on the south side. The area was really short of parking and the church had a huge car park which was almost empty every weekday, so of course people parked there. It was still never full, and you’d think they might have wanted to forge good relations with the local community. But no, the church got so worked up about it that they put up large signs saying the car park was for ‘members only’. One of my colleagues threatened to leave her baptismal certificate on her windscreen, as proof of membership.
I love this story :)