I'm just answering your original question. It is not necessary to get
nasty with me.
Karen Allen
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, February 04, 2005 5:49
PM
Subject: Re: [UC] Snow and parking, what
am I missing?
From: "KAREN ALLEN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 16:21:42 -0500
Once it snows,
that shoveled snow has to go somewhere, and where it goes
takes up valuable space and prevents another car from parking there.
[...]
OK, so when it snows there are fewer parking spaces, and it's
harder
to find a spot. When "Taxi" is filming in your neighborhood,
it's
harder to find a spot. When street repairs tear up one side of
the
street, it's harder to find a spot.
I still don't get why it's
rude to park in an open spot, even when
it's harder than usual to find a
spot.
I *do* understand that it's evil to park in a handicapped spot if
you
are not handicapped, and that it's a problem that people who live
and
work in other neighborhoods use our neighborhoods for free
parking,
and that "Taxi" disrupted life for many people, and that the
snow
caused lots of problems that were irritating and frustrating (if
not
outright life threatening - thank God we have homes).
I
understand that people would be really pissed at the snow and at the
lack
of parking spots. I guess it's more satisfying to be pissed at
a
single individual than at an "act of God". "If he hadn't
parked
there, I'd have a spot right in front of my home! It's all
his
fault!"
Sheesh! Give the guy a break!
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Chip
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