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My house has 3 parking spots on the drive, and plenty of parking in the road. 4 of us in the house have cars.
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
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#3
First come first served. None of you own any of those spaces so I don't see a problem.
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(Original post by FuelBowser)
My house has 3 parking spots on the drive, and plenty of parking in the road. 4 of us in the house have cars.
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
My house has 3 parking spots on the drive, and plenty of parking in the road. 4 of us in the house have cars.
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
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#7
No problem with what you did. The entire house owns the parking spots, not 3 of the people living in it.
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#11
Nah
Personally I would have left my car on the street, and only parked in the drive if I was going somewhere and there was space when I came back. Not go out just to move it.
If you were worried about your car though it's fine. I hope you don't claim it's always parked in a drive on your insurance when you can't guarantee that though. Otherwise they could refuse to pay out.
Personally I would have left my car on the street, and only parked in the drive if I was going somewhere and there was space when I came back. Not go out just to move it.
If you were worried about your car though it's fine. I hope you don't claim it's always parked in a drive on your insurance when you can't guarantee that though. Otherwise they could refuse to pay out.
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(Original post by FuelBowser)
My house has 3 parking spots on the drive, and plenty of parking in the road. 4 of us in the house have cars.
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
My house has 3 parking spots on the drive, and plenty of parking in the road. 4 of us in the house have cars.
I got home last night and all 3 driveway spots were taken, so I parked in the road. I don't like this as my car is less safe on the road than the drive.
During the evening 2 of my housemates went out in their cars, so I moved mine from the street to the drive. They came back and one of them was forced to park in the street.
Was I a **** for moving my car onto the drive?
Seems a lil passive aggressive, but they did it to you =| Let's just hope you guys are more generous with the shower and milk 
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#13
No, unless they returned after 5 minutes and you had moved it by then but what's to say if you needed to go somewhere?
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#14
Why would that make you a ****? Were your flatmates ***** for taking up the places in the first place?
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#16
No, my friend. You are human. You can never be a ****, even if you wished for it to happen. And this is the reason why you need to understand that us human beings (apart from making babies) make mistakes. So, let it go... let it go...
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#17
Finders keepers justifies your actions. 
We have the same issue in my house. The person who leaves first next morning usually parks outside.
We have the same issue in my house. The person who leaves first next morning usually parks outside.
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#19
no, they moved and they probably assumed you went out and got back before them or something... not a problem in my opinion 
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(Original post by UniMastermindBOSS)
Nah
Personally I would have left my car on the street, and only parked in the drive if I was going somewhere and there was space when I came back. Not go out just to move it.
If you were worried about your car though it's fine. I hope you don't claim it's always parked in a drive on your insurance when you can't guarantee that though. Otherwise they could refuse to pay out.
Nah
Personally I would have left my car on the street, and only parked in the drive if I was going somewhere and there was space when I came back. Not go out just to move it.
If you were worried about your car though it's fine. I hope you don't claim it's always parked in a drive on your insurance when you can't guarantee that though. Otherwise they could refuse to pay out.
(Original post by RiOt GrrrL)
Course not.
Seems a lil passive aggressive, but they did it to you =| Let's just hope you guys are more generous with the shower and milk 
Course not.
Seems a lil passive aggressive, but they did it to you =| Let's just hope you guys are more generous with the shower and milk
Thanks for the support everyone. Putting myself in my housemates shoes I would consider someone to be petty if they waited till I'd gone out before moving their car from the street to the drive.
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