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Official local mnemonic: Scotland
Postal area: Edinburgh
Issued: between march 2018 and august 2018
Grey Ford, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 March 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1084cc, CO2 emissions: 101 g/km.
Official local mnemonic: ScotlandPostal area: Edinburgh
Issued: between march 2018 and august 2018
Grey Ford, manufactured in 2018, first registered on 1 March 2018. Cylinder capacity: 1084cc, CO2 emissions: 101 g/km.
✗ Untaxed Tax due: 1 March 2020
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⚠️ ABSOLUTE MENACE ALERT ⚠️
Does anyone know who the walking brain cell is that owns SK18 CEV?
Because congratulations—you’ve just earned the title of Britain’s Most Inconsiderate Human.
Instead of using the actual station car park like every other functioning adult, this genius decided to dump their car on a blind bend in a quiet residential street. Not just a bit in the way—blocking the view so badly that every passing car is forced into the oncoming lane with zero visibility. It’s not just dumb. It’s not just lazy. It’s weaponised stupidity.
We’re not even talking about inconsiderate anymore—we’ve moved into the territory of public endangerment. Kids walk down this street. Families live here. But no, let’s risk a head-on collision so some selfish idiot doesn’t have to pay £3 to park like a normal person.
It’s genuinely astounding how someone can have a driving licence and still think this is acceptable. Were the signs not clear enough? Or did you just not give a single toss?
If you know this person, kindly remind them that this is not a post-apocalyptic free-for-all wasteland where they can abandon their tin can wherever they feel like it. There are rules. There’s common sense. And then there’s whatever this is—which belongs in a training video titled How to Be a Danger to Society. 👏
Sort yoursel out