This might have been good if it actually required parallel parking...The guy has at least 8 feet of extra space to work with.

Posted by Guest on Thu Oct 28 10:17:16 2010

It's like a cheerleading routine of the dead.

Posted by R. Mika (guest) on Wed Oct 27 11:43:15 2010

OH SHI- everything turned out better than expected

Posted by xatm092 (guest) on Tue Oct 26 10:17:18 2010

What he lacks in skateboarding skills he manages to make up for with wardrobe-catching-with-your-feet skills.

This should go down well at the catching-wardrobes-with-your-feet park.

Posted by Guest on Tue Oct 26 09:13:18 2010

This also works the opposite way. I have done it the company van.

Posted by Guest on Tue Oct 26 06:00:06 2010

Risky Business

"Just take those old records off the shelf I'll sit and listen to 'em by myself..."

Posted by Guest on Tue Oct 26 02:56:45 2010

"I guess since they can't compete on the track with m3s, c63amgs, and s4s they have to show off their parking skills..."

That's a pretty asstacular list of track cars. If you're going to triple the cost of your comparison car and go to the 50-80k range at least pick something that's actually fast, like a Corvette Zr1, or R35 Skyline.

Posted by Guest on Tue Oct 26 01:59:45 2010

For values of "parallel" equal to "perpendicular"

Oddly enough, parking in the wrong direction across three spaces is exactly the kind of behaviour I would expect of the kind of person who owns a car like that.

Thanks, whoever you are, for confirming my prejudices against you yet again.

Posted by Guest on Mon Oct 25 21:59:12 2010

ricer parallel parks in a parking space not meant for parallel parking?

I guess since they can't compete on the track with m3s, c63amgs, and s4s they have to show off their parking skills...

Posted by Guest on Mon Oct 25 05:07:40 2010

ricer win

ricer win

Posted by sparxxx (guest) on Sun Oct 24 22:30:40 2010