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jungle |
posted on 20th Oct 09 at 08:38 |
would'nt say it's petty mate as i have the exact same problem just now altho ours is a smaller bit of road but then i don't like the neighbours either so that kinda helps me out :lol: had a couple of small arguements with ours allready :lol: but i don't back down | |
Brett |
posted on 20th Oct 09 at 01:24 |
I've had similar problems at my house. | |
Edd |
posted on 18th Oct 09 at 19:45 |
just reverse into your drive? | |
J da Silva |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 19:46 |
Oh... :( Can't you just burn her car out then? | |
dannymccann |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 19:39 |
quote: Not sure this is a 'fiancee friendly' solution :look: Not really worth jeopardizing either :lol: | |
J da Silva |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 19:29 |
TBH it's a piece of piss to park a car in said circumstances, also she pays her road tax, so my response to you (If I was her) would be " Give me £205 and I'll park wherever you want me to". :) | |
Sam |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 07:24 |
I don't think that's too bad IMO. I assume you don't park a bus or a lorry in your driveway? :o | |
Hammer |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 01:36 |
Just so happens A classes can be tipped with ease..... | |
chloe16v |
posted on 17th Oct 09 at 01:34 |
theres a car what that parks right across my nans drive the people go to the house next door to her, (ok she doesnt use her drive) theres a telegraph pole that they park up to so if i turn up to my nans and the car is parked there i make a habit of parking mm's away from the bumper so they cant get out, they havent parked there for a couple of weeks now :D;) | |
mwg |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 13:58 |
Just ask her if she can park a bit further along in either direction as it makes getting in and out of your drive a pain where she currently parks. | |
dannymccann |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:55 |
Last time I left our car on the road parked it got hit, its still sporting the bruise to the front passenger side of the bumper :lol: | |
Cavey |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:37 |
Do what Colin suggested first of all, either park in that spot, or park on the kerb in front of your house, would stop her parking there then, do it for a week or two, she should stop really | |
Colin |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:36 |
Get a few mates to come round,pick it up & lift onto the pavement.....shouldnt be too heavy its only an A-class!! :o | |
Tom |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:30 |
You are being petty imo. If it causes you a problem then fine, if you think it might one day cause you a problem but it hasn't yet you need to lighten up and stop acting like that old man who used to keep your football if you kicked it into his garden when you were a kid :| | |
AndyKent |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:29 |
We had the same problem with the people living over the road from us. Would park bang over our driveway every day making it difficult for mum to reverse off the driveway. | |
dannymccann |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:29 |
I think all the houses have 1 allocated parking space each, she is some sort of visitor (every day I might add), but then again everyone's parking space is at the back of their houses and they are too damn lazy to park round there and walk out the front, so at night its almost a one way road due to the amount of cars :mad: I have 1 of the driveways out of the total of 4 down the whole street | |
Colin |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:27 |
Park your own car there for a bit, she might take the hint!! | |
dannymccann |
posted on 16th Oct 09 at 12:24 |
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