Both mends and breaks your heart. Spotted in Glover Park.
A reminder as winter approaches:
“To request shelter transport for DC residents who are homeless and on the street now, contact the Shelter Hotline at [email protected], (202) 399-7093, 211, or 1-800-535-7252 (toll-free from a pay phone).”
Thanks to a reader for sending:
“Here’s a passive-aggresive gem from my office. Note, this sign usually hangs on the wall…”
Thanks to Sarah for sending from Sign at 42nd and Davis.
All that rain has brought out the worst in some. Above from Takoma Park. Below from Navy Yard:
“Dear PoPville,
To be clear, I parallel parked like normal, and went into Church only to come out to find this. I may have tapped the car behind me, and to be honest, my bumper isn’t the mess this note suggests. I went over to the police department to see if anything had been filed. Nothing.
Does anyone else find it odd this person typed this up? Is it possible others have received these and this is just a scare tactic?”
“Guess you are Scott Pruitt Above the Law Or You couldn’t see Fire Hydrants! Really???”
A reader reports:
“Seen Saturday on Johnson Ave. This particular car has parked in this spot frequently, and seems to have finally pissed off one our neighbors.”
Ed. Note: Maryland plates.
Yikes. Thanks to J for sending:
“Spotted in Eckington. The punctuation, the penmanship, the misspelled, it’s all just golden.”
Thanks to Adam for sending: “This is a gem from the New Hill East Facebook group!”
God bless my neighbor for sending this from the North Cleveland Park Nextdoor message board.
The accompanying text said:
“Did any of you leave a potato in the garden of my apartment building? Why would someone do this?”
Yes, why? WHY would someone do this indeed. And with this a new bar has been set. So keep your flower thief messages on hold but keep your eyes peeled for more potatoes please.
Thanks to Marci for sending from 16th and Spring Road, NW.