Parking Lot Conundrums T-Shirts

"Excuse me,are you leaving?"

'Believing any filming experience may help launch acting careers, some even stage their appearances before closed circuit cameras.'

Jurassic Parking Lot

"Here's the parking lot."

"Honestly, John, I'm not angry! I was going to suggest you give up driving even before you hit my car in the parking lot!"

'I can validate both your feelings and your parking.'

A car's soul escapes as it expires at the meter.

"She may be awhile. Her mother's helping her park."

Astronaut: Pay and Display Only

'Sorry, pastor, your soul's grace period is eternity, your car's is six minutes.'

No Double Parking

'Andrews, a parking space will be assigned to you in a day or two.'

'Why can't I park it here? I'm just getting my moneys worth.'

"I'll let you ticket this one, Mick."

"Harry, you're wrong on every level."

'You're a fiend, you are, Hardcastle.'

"We're goiong to leave now so we can get a jump on wandering around the parking lot looking for our car."

Adjunct educator substitute teacher.

'I should've known better thank to park my car anywhere near where you dock your boat.'

Don't even dream of parking here.

Handicap Parking Only - Ticket Odds 4 to 1.

'That tut, tut sound when you park..? It's your husband.'

"As an attorney half my time is spent in court. The rest is evenly split between sitting at my computer and looking for parking."

"I'm afraid the news isn't good - your parking ticket expired a week ago!"

Wentworth patiently waits for his receipt.

Parking validation

'Try not to smile, sir. Imagine you're looking for a parking space.'

Cross Platform.

Thank you, Thank you... One quick announcement - The owner of a large orange gourd - Please move your vehicle - You're parked on a loading zone.

St. Lukes Church: Pray and Display

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Laws of Chicago - Illegal Objects Inserted in Parking Meters.

'I thought putting it up there would deter ordinary folk from using it.' (Disabled Parking Space).

'I invented the parking ticket.'

"One last request: move my car to the 11:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. Monday -Thursday side of the street for tomorrow."