My neighbour glued a note to a driver’s window for blocking his garage

THIS is the furious note that one man’s neighbour GLUED to a car amid a tense parking row.

Reddit user RHOrpie posted a photo of the note stuck to the vehicle’s windscreen, which he explained had been written by his fuming neighbour over the motorist’s parking skills.

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The poster explained that the red car had parked in front of his neighbours’ garage, boxing them in and prompting the enraged reaction.

The not read: “You are a f****** b****** and an idiot.

“You will not find peace as long as you park here.”

It the finished on a sinister note, saying: “I have warned you.”

RHOrpie posted the snap with the caption: “Driver parked outside a neighbours garage so they can’t get out.

“He’s posted this on their windscreen. Justified?”

The question provoked a whopping 258 comments over the last two days, most suggesting that the note being glued on was an overreaction.

One commenter wrote: “Gluing it on is not justified and, although I doubt that they will go to the bother to identify you, the culprit could get you into bother for damage.”

Another chimed in :”Note is acceptable (assuming he uses his garage to park his car) but gluing it on isn’t”

However, others defended the gluing as funny and justified.

One said: “Gluing it on is pretty funny and quite justified although it’s possibly criminal damage with evidence as to who did it written directly onto it.”

Meanwhile, one user shared a story about his boss doing a similar thing to a couple of cars that used to park outside their workplace where employers were meant to park.

He added that it ended with one couple coming into the shop to complain, while his boss told them to “f*** off”.

User Purple–Aki shared an even more awkward story of when he went to visit his dad, who lived above a shop in a tourist hotspot.

Apparently the unfortunate commenter’s father didn’t know he had a new car and, during the visit, glued a note onto it calling his own son “a c***” for parking there.

Overall, most in the comments agreed that the note in the original post was justified and that gluing it on added a humorous touch, even if it may have been a step too far.