How on earth could you leave your engine "idling" when your engine is shut off?
Oh well... it is, still, commendable that they at least try to deal with the issue!
No idling allowed
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impalator
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No idling allowed
Had to Laugh Out Loud when I read that one - at Wal Mart in Burnaby...
How on earth could you leave your engine "idling" when your engine is shut off?
Oh well... it is, still, commendable that they at least try to deal with the issue!
How on earth could you leave your engine "idling" when your engine is shut off?
Oh well... it is, still, commendable that they at least try to deal with the issue!
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jessef
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Re: No idling allowed
the grammar is correct Sir impalator ! 
It means what it says.
Please turn off your engine...
'while'
...you are idling in the parking lot.
It means what it says.
Please turn off your engine...
'while'
...you are idling in the parking lot.
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yojimbo
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Re: No idling allowed
I've idled away many an hour in a parking lot.
Wait, that sounds a bit weird.
Wait, that sounds a bit weird.
1994 L300 Jasper
1986 Scimitar 1.8Ti
1986 Scimitar 1.8Ti