Self-righteous homeowners were split after embarking on a private parking campaign with cars that prevented skip collection.
In a ferocious Twitter rant, the Skip owner turned against his Vauxhall Corsa, claiming that the Skip of the house was not collected and a charge was incurred.
In order to retrieve it on its own, the car was angrily plastered with typed-out scraps of paper, and the parking lot was labeled "selfish" and "ridiculous."
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Share a picture of the car on Twitter and report the Liverpool Echo in a note {15}.
The memo read: "At 8:03 this morning you parked your car in front of my property and blocked an apparently inflated skip that was due to be retrieved today.
"I spent hours knocked on every house and inquired about the owner in the shop, now it's 14:00 and it still prevents me from skipping, because of your selfish stupidity I have to pay extra now No!!!"
People were divided according to whether the person who taped the note to the car was right or wrong.
One person said, "It's not illegal to park in front of someone else's property."
Another responded by adding:
One person pointed out that the heat may have melted the duct tape on the car.
Another said, ``I think you will be charged for the repair of your car.''
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