People can't park

[brutal]

In their defense, those lines need to be repainted BADLY. I couldn't even see it until you pointed it out.

Indefensible. Lines or not, it's not hard to figure out where the parking "line" is when there's other cars there.

[Irving]

All the cars look mostly on the same plane to me...

[Ridge]

All the cars look mostly on the same plane to me...

Looks like the line is diagonal, though. Like the parking lot is the one where the lanes only go one direction.

[Superorb]

I could see the lines fine in person, my phone is 4 years old and takes terrible pictures.

[def90]

Home Depot in Golden yesterday.. right in front of the main entry.

[Hound]

Well... It is inventive

[Duman]

Thats some pretty good traction....

[Superorb]

An old lady got into this car after I snapped this pic. Our car in the pic had another 1-2 feet to be all the way into the space too. That stop sign was a foot from the edge of the curb.

[Irving]

I don't know where else to put this.

A girl pulled her car over in front of my house, but across the street. She was wiping off her wiper blades and windows with a paper towel. When she was done, she just threw it on the ground and got back in the car. I walked out side, walked across the street, picked up the paper towel, and knocked on the window. She rolled it down and I threw it into the car while saying, "You dropped something." She was honestly surprised and said, "Oh, thanks," while her bitch mom yelled sarcastically from the front seat, "THANKS!" It's a shame that the girl is just so used to littering and being a piece of trash that she honestly had no idea why I showed up two seconds later knocking on her window. I was fully expecting them to take off long before I got to the window.

Now the funny part, is that when she first threw the paper towel on the ground, I knocked on my front window (like some cranky old man). Well, my wife heard my knocking from the back of the house, and came to the front to see what was going on. I didn't think about that at all and when I came back inside my wife was like, "What the hell was that about?" Since my wife didn't see this girl throw the paper towel on the ground, all she saw was me stomping up to the car, knocking on the window, and tossing something white in the car. So my wife is standing in the kitchen thinking I'm out in the street picking a fight with some stranger by throwing snow in their car.

They probably threw it out onto the street again at the end of the block anyway. Oh well.

[driver]

^ at least you didn't get into a gun battle with them.