13th and R streets, Sunday afternoon:
That's one way to show your disdain for artificial Sunday parking restrictions.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
$#%@ You, Parking Cone!
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13th and R streets, Sunday afternoon:
That's one way to show your disdain for artificial Sunday parking restrictions.
Posted by
Mr. Other Upper NW
at
5:01 PM
Labels: church parking
14th Street Corridor . Logan Circle . U Street . East Dupont
9 comments:
that's pretty damn awesome!
Totally made me smile :)
Great approach to the problem. Of course, the God-fearing, upstanding church goers that would have parked here probably just double-parked some Logan Circle resident in for a few hours.
OK, so I admit this makes me not-a-good-person, but I ran over 3 cones in a row this weekend. Saw them, veered over, ran them all over, kept going.
Nope, that makes you a very-good-person because those cones have no right to be there.
Coming soon to a theater near U: The Cone Wars!
Haha couldn't resist :)
But really, {soapbox} vandalism = bad any way you slice it. {/soapbox}
Metropolitan Baptist used to out out those "Reserved Parking" signs every weekend, sometimes as early as Friday night. I HATED those, because people driving into the neighborhood would think they were placed there by the city and would cram their cars in elsewhere. I would remove those signs every chance I got when I would see them.
There was a cone placed smack-dab in the middle of the bike lane on Q Street tonight. I moved it aside.
How enforceable are the church's "reserved" signs or cones? I can't imagine they have any real authority, but for all we know there might be a city ordinance about this. Any lawyers around here?
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