Hung Over?

As I was going to St. Ives I met a .........................????

At the risk of getting duffed, that displays a total thicko. Some do not deserve the right to be at the wheel of a car. Just what happens on a busy highway in standard rush hour traffic, when this is the result on a non hindered car park. It was impressed upon me many years ago that it was vital to know your machine's limitations and of the space surrounding it.

Surely the clue was in the name Cliff Hotel ?!
(Not wanting to prompt any terrible jokes, has anyone noticed the country of origin of this car?!)

Is that IRL, I think it is a Yaris?

One Guinness too many !
The luck of the Irish stops here.

Just a question ... but how does anyone leave his driving wheel, get out of the car and not realise immediately something is not right, so get back in and sort it?

I reckon that's past 'sorting' by the driver. He/she would need a little help. Second thoughts, it must have been a she!

Women are equipped with a great sense of spatial awareness, and the ability to multi-task.

Definitely a fella, he tried to hide behind the car as took the pic

I must admit I took one look at this and thought OMG!! he/she (although my personal opinion it's a he) could be wrong, but what ever, he /she must have felt the car go off the edge and possibly the sounding of a short grinding as the bottom of the car hit the top of the edge of the car park?not only that the sudden veer/jolt as the tyre has actually left the car park !! and now left dangling in mid air....bet he/she had a little trouble in getting the car in a normal position.....excellent Capture by the way !