Re: parking lot etiquette

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Subject: Re: parking lot etiquette

     
     Those who park in the no-parking area are probably the same as those
     who make the illegal u-turns on the street and are probably the same
     as those who rig in the parking lot and are probably the same who
     don't respect the navigation rules on the water and are probably the
     same as those who don't stop for downed sailors in distress and are
     probably the same who clog the ramps because they don't wear
     booties...
     Jay calls them all wankers ;-)

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Subject: parking lot etiquette
Author: wind_talk@opus.hpl.hp.com-DeleteThis at Internet
Date: 6/19/97 4:00 PM

What about parking next to the closest "offical" parking spots at
3rd? I just about always see cars parked there, I assume not for
drop-offs since they'd be closer to the fence. Wednesday at 5PM
it was very crowded. I pulled up to the fence to drop off my stuff
and when I went to park, one of those spaces was available. I
thought it would be a wanker move to park there, but I think many
people do.
     
What should I have done? Should I have parked there? Jay was
nowhere in sight.
     
-jon
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