You Know It's True...

**Rebellion** · 21st November 2011, 15:52

**shane31** · 21st November 2011, 15:54

lol..

**bigboynigs** · 21st November 2011, 16:03

Oh how true

It wasn't an expensive sports car but I did that to a rental car I had once(brand new Astra about 10 years ago) far away from any other car walking back to the car and some woman had parked right next to it for no apparent reason, watched the kid open the back door BANG!! straight into the side of the rental, luckily no damage but proof that this is oh so spot on

**paul.sessions** · 21st November 2011, 20:56

lol yes very true

**ed taylor** · 21st November 2011, 21:07

Yes I have had "the sheep syndrom" happen to me. I have been the first car on a Massive car park, got back to find the carpark empty.................... but for a car parked next to mine.

**gaz1965** · 26th November 2011, 23:10

lol its true

**chrisvectra** · 26th November 2011, 23:19

very true

**Big Knox** · 27th November 2011, 08:48

Better to park BMW style to avoid dings. Ie park on the lines not between them lol

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**Das** · 27th November 2011, 08:56

This has actually happened to me. One Sunday morning, just off night shift, 7am, Tesco car park. Park in the middle of the car park, not a car to be seen. Nips in, gets 6 rolls and a newspaper, im in 10 minutes tops. Comes out to find a 4x4 parked so close to my near side he had to have got out his passenger side!!!!!!!!! I thought about hanging around to see how he was going to get back in but I was tired and there was no damage to my car. Numpties!!!!!!

**mcpitman** · 27th November 2011, 09:10

It's worse when you park in "parent and baby" spots at the local asda, which have lines similair to disabled bays around them giving plenty of room to open doors etc. Then some fool in a chelsea tractor parks over all the lines and makes it impossible to get your kid in the car.

No sign of a child seat in the car either.