'Imbecile' gives woman a harsh mark for her parking
BUT the North Coast woman was adamant that her car was parked "in accordance with the signage”.
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A WOMAN who parked correctly according to nearby signage is fuming after someone left a note on her car complaining about her "sh-t parking".
Linda Hibbard posted the photos on the Brunswick Heads Community Page, saying: "To imbecile who put this note on my car this morning which was parked in accordance with the signage at The Strand... I hope you get a fine.
"Be warned, the parking police were there just last week fining those parked nose to the fence. May you be next."
Other members of the group sprung to Ms Hibbard's defence.
Roger Clark: "Hard marker. Not bad handwriting though, considering... solid 6.5 / 7."
But Matt Masula said he would "deduct points for the uneven tearing of the cardboard".
Jessy Leegreen said she'd had a similar experience at Ocean Shores and said people "really should mind their own business".
"I parked between two badly parked cars... and came back to find them both gone and a guy writing an abusive letter on my windscreen," she wrote.
"Even after I explained I only parked in the space that was left, he still abused me verbally too."
Originally published as 'Imbecile' gives woman a harsh mark for her parking
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