A BIZARRE note left on a car’s windscreen has been posted online and left people amazed.
The lengthy note has to be one of the most detailed parking moans seen online, but there’s something else about it that has got people talking, too.
RedditThis lengthy note was left on a car windscreen in Muswell Hill, London[/caption]
Reddit user Christovski posted the picture online, after noticing the message stuck on a car in Muswell Hill, London.
The post’s title says: ‘When your neighbour parks 20cm into the ramp to your drive.’
The note reads: ‘ Your parking is anti-social and thoughtless.
‘Your car is too long to park here legally. It either sticks out too far at the front or – as now – at the back, or both.’
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It goes on: ‘For a week in September, we could not get our car out because yours and another car blocked our car in.
‘Please stop.’
The Reddit user Christovski said: ‘Was walking home when I noticed the note.
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‘I’m a passive-aggressive note enthusiast so this was a real treat.’
People couldn’t believe how detailed the note was, but noticed something else about the note.
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One said: ‘Cars make people turn into mindless, tribalistic animals.’
But another said: ‘They’ve really taped that down good and proper… I think that might have p****d me off more than the note.’
Another person replied: ‘Rookie error, they should have used superglue.’
A third person said: ‘If someone was blocking my driveway I’d be calling the council to get them to move, not leaving it for a week.
‘Great note though.’