Christopher Hickman wrote: > I came across a story of some jackass that wrecked a really friggin' > expensive car, and in the "before" shot it shows the car parked along > a street with weird jagged lines painted along side. Was the street > painter coming straight from several pints at the pub, or does that > design have some kind of special meaning? Here's the photo: http:// > www.wreckedexotics.com/special/veyron/before.jpg They mark the area either side of a pedestrian crossing in which parking is illegal; you can see the zebra-stripe markings of the crossing at the right of the picture. http://www.highwaycode.gov.uk/18.htm -- : Dylan O'Donnell http://www.spod-central.org/~psmith/ : : "At the sushi counter of life, you must use the chopsticks of ambition : : to grab the sashimi of accomplishment or you will be left with the : : wasabi of disappointment." -- Dan Shiovitz :