Excuse the language in the topic but it had to be said.
Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/8/7/central/15062157&sec=central
But what this article has also highlighted is something that truely gets under my skin. Because I can't for the life of me comprehend why some motherfuckers choose to park on the roadside when there is plenty of parking available. For example, the area around The Curve, Ikea, Ikano and Tesco. I live nearby and I frequent these places and never have I ever had parking problems (except Tesco on certain occasions). But, without fail there will be numerous cars parked alongside the road. Various makes and models, from Protons to BMWs. What? Can buy expensive car but cannot pay RM1 parking fee? Cheapo fuckers.
Or is it because their lazy tard asses couldn't be bothered to walk. Just the other day, I came out from The Curve, plenty of parking available, and just outside as usual, there are a line of cars on the roadside (despite the cones and chains there). I even saw a couple, apparently going to the gym judging by their attire, happily walking away from their not inexpensive car, which was "considerately" parked at one of the parking exits. Nice. I almost wanted to wind down the window and shout either; "You wouldn't need to pay for the gym membership if you weren't such lazy fucks!" or "Can pay for gym membership but cannot pay for parking ah cibai!".
End of rant. Discuss.
Source: http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2006/8/7/central/15062157&sec=central
I guess we are no strangers to double parking and the topic has also been brought up here many many times. There is nothing much to say except be considerate, spare a thought for the driver of the car you are blocking, put yourself in their shoes and act accordingly. If you do block someone and he/she was waiting for you, APOLOGISE, you are the wrongdoer, not stare at them angrily or act as if they do not exist.Attitude that’s driving us all up the wall
VALLEY VIEW
By VICKY OOI
DOUBLE-parking and indiscriminate parking are a startling phenomenon in the Klang Valley and have become as ubiquitous as billboards.
It is a phenomenon that transcends social class and educational backgrounds.
Cars of all makes and models, reflecting the status of their owners, can be seen double-parked or taking up a lane of a double-lane street.
This lack of courtesy can be seen from Desa Setapak in Wangsa Maju, Overseas Union Garden in Jalan Kelang Lama and Taman Tun Dr Ismail to SS2 in Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya and USJ, and is by no means limited to these areas.
Disconcertingly, illegal parking has reared its ugly head even in Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam, despite ample free parking bays surrounding the shoplots.
In Damansara Uptown, for instance, it is not uncommon to see a hapless car owner blasting his horn in frustration at the driverless-vehicle blocking his exit.
Irresponsible motorists are getting more brazen. If an unfortunate motorist - while carefully squeezing through the narrow passageway - were to honk at the culprit, the latter (if he happened to be in the illegally-parked vehicle) would blow his horn even louder as if to affirm he had every right to cause inconvenience.
At times, it is not merely an irritation; it can be dangerous, especially when a vehicle that has been carelessly parked at a road corner or near a junction obstructs the view of other drivers.
Slice away the layers of excuses and arguments, and we are left with the core of the problem - rudeness.
Inconsideration for your fellow Malaysians and motorists boils down to the trait that left Kuala Lumpur near the bottom of a Reader's Digest's courtesy poll.
Many urbanites who drive are also prone to the “that's too far to walk” syndrome, even if the distance involved is from the shopping centre's car park to the shops in the complex via escalators and elevators.
How else would one explain the cars parked illegally on the road in front of shopping complexes, particularly in Petaling Jaya, because it certainly could not be the parking fees.
In Kuala Lumpur city centre, the parking fees are steep yet people will pay. The alternative cost of parking outside designated spots will be dearer as they run a high risk of seeing a ticket from the police or City Hall on their car windscreens.
In Petaling Jaya, the most popular shopping centres charge RM1 for the first few hours, or flat rate for the day. Yet people refuse to pay that minimal sum and, instead, choose to contribute to the congestion by parking illegally without a thought to others.
One mall has brought the problem under control by putting in a stretch of barriers between lanes.
Urban motorists need to ponder the state of affairs. At this rate, driving schools might need to dedicate a class to teach road courtesy. Just as important as being a caring nation, we should strive to be considerate Malaysians. Besides, the “incidental exercise” from parking a little further from one's destination would be beneficial.
But what this article has also highlighted is something that truely gets under my skin. Because I can't for the life of me comprehend why some motherfuckers choose to park on the roadside when there is plenty of parking available. For example, the area around The Curve, Ikea, Ikano and Tesco. I live nearby and I frequent these places and never have I ever had parking problems (except Tesco on certain occasions). But, without fail there will be numerous cars parked alongside the road. Various makes and models, from Protons to BMWs. What? Can buy expensive car but cannot pay RM1 parking fee? Cheapo fuckers.
Or is it because their lazy tard asses couldn't be bothered to walk. Just the other day, I came out from The Curve, plenty of parking available, and just outside as usual, there are a line of cars on the roadside (despite the cones and chains there). I even saw a couple, apparently going to the gym judging by their attire, happily walking away from their not inexpensive car, which was "considerately" parked at one of the parking exits. Nice. I almost wanted to wind down the window and shout either; "You wouldn't need to pay for the gym membership if you weren't such lazy fucks!" or "Can pay for gym membership but cannot pay for parking ah cibai!".
End of rant. Discuss.
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