Who was driving this?

And yes, it is "parked"

Stevie Wonder   :yes:

Someone who had to make a delivery of a very sick individual to A&E? I did once abandon a car outside A&E in similar circumstances, and was 20 minutes rather than the 2 I intended, due to the demands of the dragon that I had to do the admission forms before parking properly.

Ken, A&E is quite a way from there so highly unlikely

Did they have a hole in their bum 

Someone who had to make a delivery of a very sick individual to A&E? I did once abandon a car outside A&E in similar circumstances, and was 20 minutes rather than the 2 I intended, due to the demands of the dragon that I had to do the admission forms before parking properly.

I've done the same, admittedly, it wasn't untidyly parked, but I left the car with the keys in, and engine running for 15 minutes.

Politician?

Not in this particular circumstance or location,

 but it is sometimes funny to see where people parked when there is a light covering of snow on the ground and then a thaw.

George, was it parked some distance away, and correctly; and then slid during the night / frost? Either that, or Nicola Sturgeon on her way to ingratiate herself with the rest of the Union.

No idea if that is supposed to be funny, was it?. 

 

I was just really meaning where people park in area where the can not see road markings or car park markings,

then in the morning they do.

An example was in a thread on here last year.

No snow, and the road markings were perfectly clear at the time.

I just marvel at the attitude of some people to parking!

CID?

To my surprise, it turned out to be and English chap in his mid 40's.

Apparently, he was in the queue for the carpark, got impatient and just left it. By the time he got back, the queue had gone and he was left like this.

It's going to cost him £30 too.

I think £30 is getting off lightly.

It's going to cost him £30 too.

 

Cheaper than parking properly in an NHS car park then?

he was waiting on a crossing? ****

Cheaper than parking properly in an NHS car park then?

probably true