Yes, it means you’re parking in an inapropriate location in their opinion. In this case you are not in a parking spot, but on a lawn.
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They think you are an asshole because you are parking on the lawn
Next time you park there you’ll find a broken window, pretty much a warning
The meaning of this is – “stop being a douchebag please and do not park on the lawn”
People lift whipers to leave a message “your car is illegally parked and/or obstructing trafick, pedestrians and etc” . Clearly you are parked on grass, which is not a parking space and is illegal to do so. It is way to get attension of the driver
People think you’re an asshole and this is a warning to move it somewhere appropriate. Either a parking space or the junk yard.
Ok, all previous answers are legit, but people also do this to their wipers of older cars in order to preserve them from freezing to the glass over night. It supposedly elongates the lifespan.
Also, if you can’t find a spot to park at night, its ok to park it somewhere inconventional like this, but be sure to be the first one up and move it as early as possible.
You could easily get a fine for parking like this. Consider yourself lucky this time
Okay thanks a lot guys! This is quite amusing to me because all around the place nobody seems to care how their cars are parked. Everyone parks on the pavement and on the grass, it’s just that in those places the grass is gone because of the cars. Guess I still got to learn the street rules here… Do the authorities ever come and check for badly parked cars?
Luckily, your neighbours are patient enough to do this twice. Sometimes and in some neighbourhoods, people might call the police 10 minutes after you park like this.
Next time they will break your wipers. Dont be lazy ass and walk a couple hundred meters next time
It’s a notification thay you are parking wrong.
It’s the local equivalent of keying someone, if that is a thing in Germany.
Butthurt people do this to foreign or expensive cars even if you park in the same (illegal) spot as everyone else. If your licence plates were Lithuanian they’d leave you alone. Mostly old soviet era farts or their ill-raised kids do this.
That’s an awesome Corolla, man 🤙
You park like shit
Lol, at first I thought this is a post about some asshole parking on the lawn (russia style) and OP is asking for tips how to deal with them. Was surprised that it’s OP himself and who does not understand what’s the problem 😀
Everyone is saying it’s a warning but at the earliest days of winter or spring i do this to not get my wipers frozen to the windows
I don’t understand why people doodle over license plates either. Must be dumb, I guess.
It’s a warning next time you will find your car without the engine.
It’s illegal to park on the grass
Because you’re a jerk for parking on the grass
Was about to comment, that some people are assholes to park on the lawn and then noticed that little text under the photo
Lmao I thought you meant why does this asshole keep parking like an asshole
As many already pointed out, lifted wipers in Lithuania means you’ve parked like an asshole. Either on the lawn or covering a pathway, an entrance etc.
Parking on the law is also illegal and you can be fined. Any one of your neighbours who lift your wipers can call the police.
Your car could also be towed.
Now the issue of old soviet houses not having sufficient parking is a whole different story. Personally, I though it was a great opportunity to massively expand the parking spaces when a lot of Vilnius neighbourhoods were being “renovated” (and they still are).
But I guess people living there want more grass and not a car park.
Because some people are arrogant and entitled so much they think its ok to park on the grass
Yeah, I have no idea why people keep parking on the grass! Or blocking the way for other cars. Or taking away space from pedestrians.
It’s one of two things… Either he’s a good samaritan that doesn’t want you to have damaged swipers in freezing temperatures -or- maybe you shouldn’t park on the lawn.
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How and why did you park up there?
Yes, it means you’re parking in an inapropriate location in their opinion. In this case you are not in a parking spot, but on a lawn.
Cute kalpokai
They think you are an asshole because you are parking on the lawn
Next time you park there you’ll find a broken window, pretty much a warning
The meaning of this is – “stop being a douchebag please and do not park on the lawn”
People lift whipers to leave a message “your car is illegally parked and/or obstructing trafick, pedestrians and etc” . Clearly you are parked on grass, which is not a parking space and is illegal to do so. It is way to get attension of the driver
People think you’re an asshole and this is a warning to move it somewhere appropriate. Either a parking space or the junk yard.
Ok, all previous answers are legit, but people also do this to their wipers of older cars in order to preserve them from freezing to the glass over night. It supposedly elongates the lifespan.
Also, if you can’t find a spot to park at night, its ok to park it somewhere inconventional like this, but be sure to be the first one up and move it as early as possible.
You could easily get a fine for parking like this. Consider yourself lucky this time
Okay thanks a lot guys! This is quite amusing to me because all around the place nobody seems to care how their cars are parked. Everyone parks on the pavement and on the grass, it’s just that in those places the grass is gone because of the cars. Guess I still got to learn the street rules here… Do the authorities ever come and check for badly parked cars?
Luckily, your neighbours are patient enough to do this twice. Sometimes and in some neighbourhoods, people might call the police 10 minutes after you park like this.
Next time they will break your wipers. Dont be lazy ass and walk a couple hundred meters next time
It’s a notification thay you are parking wrong.
It’s the local equivalent of keying someone, if that is a thing in Germany.
Butthurt people do this to foreign or expensive cars even if you park in the same (illegal) spot as everyone else. If your licence plates were Lithuanian they’d leave you alone. Mostly old soviet era farts or their ill-raised kids do this.
That’s an awesome Corolla, man 🤙
You park like shit
Lol, at first I thought this is a post about some asshole parking on the lawn (russia style) and OP is asking for tips how to deal with them. Was surprised that it’s OP himself and who does not understand what’s the problem 😀
Everyone is saying it’s a warning but at the earliest days of winter or spring i do this to not get my wipers frozen to the windows
I don’t understand why people doodle over license plates either. Must be dumb, I guess.
It’s a warning next time you will find your car without the engine.
It’s illegal to park on the grass
Because you’re a jerk for parking on the grass
Was about to comment, that some people are assholes to park on the lawn and then noticed that little text under the photo
Lmao I thought you meant why does this asshole keep parking like an asshole
As many already pointed out, lifted wipers in Lithuania means you’ve parked like an asshole. Either on the lawn or covering a pathway, an entrance etc.
Parking on the law is also illegal and you can be fined. Any one of your neighbours who lift your wipers can call the police.
Your car could also be towed.
Now the issue of old soviet houses not having sufficient parking is a whole different story. Personally, I though it was a great opportunity to massively expand the parking spaces when a lot of Vilnius neighbourhoods were being “renovated” (and they still are).
But I guess people living there want more grass and not a car park.
Because some people are arrogant and entitled so much they think its ok to park on the grass
Yeah, I have no idea why people keep parking on the grass! Or blocking the way for other cars. Or taking away space from pedestrians.
It’s one of two things… Either he’s a good samaritan that doesn’t want you to have damaged swipers in freezing temperatures -or- maybe you shouldn’t park on the lawn.