In Pittsburgh, you put a lawn chair in the parking spot to "hold" it.
Unofficial, technically illegal (and sometimes the city cracks down and
confiscates the chairs, though not very often), and extremely common.
Haven't figured out how to put a lawn chair on a particular frequency
though. Probably just as well.
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From: <kr2q@optimum.net>
> 1. In a major city (and probably other venues too), it is a major chore
> and cause for
> celebration to find and hold a parking spot on the street. If you leave
> your spot, it is now
> up for grabs. Would it be ethical to have a friend stand in the parking
> spot or to put up
> some sort of barricade so as to prevent others from using "your" spot
> while you are not there?
> Most of us would say that this is "not fair" to the others; it is
> unethical.
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