
Dear Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology, the signs on Newtown Square saying “NO ENTRY” and “COUNCIL POLICE AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES EXCEPTED” do not mean you can park on the lawn. They mean the exact opposite.
There is legal parking only metres from where I took this photo last Tuesday 19 August. Please tell your driver that walking those few extra metres will be better for the lawn, better for his health, and better for my anger levels, kthxbai.
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Dear kthxbai,
did you not read the sign on the car that says “URGENT BLOOD DELIVERY”?! Someone’s life may have depended on this car being parked as close as possible to where the driver was heading, in health-care, seconds can mean a life. And as for your anger levels… I suggest spending less time getting upset about matters that you know little about and more time repeating calming mantras whilst sipping green tea…
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I actually drive one of those very vehicles. If the lazy bastards would learn to walk a little then the rest of us wouldn’t get such a bad name.
Yes, I do have to park up to 2 blocks away but that just means I get to jog (slowly in my case).
Pretty damn uncomfortable in the rain while trying to lug an Esky full of blood but so be it — it comes with the job.
If the others don’t like the job then they can either come up with some constructive positive suggestions to their bosses or go do something a bit less strenuous — like go elsewhere. (most of the time they are strenuously driving — so much effort).


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