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As an American I'd say I've always used the term parking lot or parking garage (depending on which it was). Though I'm familiar enough to know that a car park is the same thing.
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i thought a car park was where cars could go to relax amongst the trees and grass
Yeah, well I'm gonna build my own lunar space lander! With blackjack aaaaannd Hookers! Actually, forget the space lander, and the blackjack. Ahhhh forget the whole thing!
I like Parking Lot. If you say Car Park I think of some place that you go with trees and look at cars. Where as a parking lot is a place you leave your car so people can steal parts of your car if not the entire car.
Originally posted by Umfriend Aren't Americans ppl that have a (part of an) elephant attached to their cars? Then how would they know how to call the park to park their car at?
Umf
Aren't Europeans the ones who have something I wear on my feet on their cars?
Yeah, you mean opposed to the geniuses that think that something with four wheels would have boots? :P
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