A MOTORIST parked their car in a posh neighbourhood and the vehicle was bombarded by brutal notes left by irate locals.
The driver parked their yellow hatchback near the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition in Cottesloe Beach in Western Australia, only to come back to find four notes had been left under the windscreen wipers.
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One local bluntly wrote: “Can you read? Residence only. Move your vehicle.”
Another said: “Do you live here? No, thought so. Don’t park here you nerd.”
A third stated: “You’ve parked pretty badly.”
The fourth one was more sinister and threatened the driver with violence.
It said: “Don’t park here again because my uncle is a state kick-boxer champion and will give you a wedgie.”
Social media users dived in to share their thoughts on the issue.
One joker wrote: “Would’ve expected something a little more skilful from a state kick-boxer than a common school yard wedgie.”
Another chipped in with: “Don’t you know who my uncle is?”
While a third added: “My uncle is bigger than your uncle!!!”
It comes just a couple of weeks after a mum left a note on a van slamming a roofer’s parking.
Lauren, a mum-of-three from Bolton, took to TikTok after she said she encountered a white van man blocking her friend’s car on the pavement outside her house.
She shared still footage appearing to show only a few inches between the back of the white van, which was partly parked on her grass verge, and the front of the burgundy car.
The van appeared to have plenty of space in front of it, with the mum claiming it had needlessly blocked her friend in.
Earlier in February, a driver discovered a series of menacing notes from a neighbour on cars parked in his own front yard.
The furious man next door warned he had reported the motors to police and would be “looking into the place you are going to”.
The resident, who lives in Melbourne, Australia, posted pictures of two of the notes on a Reddit forum.
Elsewhere, mum-of-two Nicole Harvey returned to her car to find a handwritten note scrawled on a piece of paper telling her “learn to park between the lines”.
Another infuriated mum had left the message as she “couldn’t get her baby in the car”.
“Learn to park between lines. Not on them,” the note read.
“Couldn’t get the baby in the car because you parked like an absolute inconsiderate tosspot.”
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