Now, I hope you guys don’t take this the wrong way.
I know you’re really busy, solving crimes in the 1980s. And I also know your relationship is strained at the best of times, because A.J., you’re so straight-laced, and Rick, you wear a cowboy hat and park your boat on A.J.’s lawn.
But as soon as I saw that someone had parked their boat in a bus stop along Whyte Ave., it seemed clear to me it must’ve been you. I mean, no thinking person would just pull up next to a bus stop with their boat and tow and just leave it there. “Yes, this goes here, I guess.” Nope, people don’t think that way. Clearly, you guys were in my neighbourhood, working on some kind of case and were forced to abandon your ride. So, just for future reference:
grrrr!
Love,
sally.
Brutal. Ticketed?
not when i went by the first time. (maybe they were too busy fining people for littering – zing!). but i’m about to head out again, i’ll check if it’s still there and report back.
These are the cases where you call the police immediately and they get a bylaw person out there. That would be a massive towing bill.
And how awesome would it be to witness a tow truck, pulling someone’s truck, which is pulling that person’s boat.
Dammit, maybe for once rushing home to write a post about Simon & Simon wasn’t the most practical choice… I always thought that was like doubling down in blackjack. Don’t think, just blog about Simon & Simon!
is the boat still there? parking enforcement! 780-423-4567!
maybe transit riders were suppose to get into the boat?
oh no! now i feel like a jerk! is this the new ets eddie boat i’ve heard so much about?
(that’s a joke, there is no ets eddie boat).