He looks like a space cyborg who should be single-handedly destroying planets in distant galaxies. <\/p>\n
Instead, apparently, he's taking on pro bono work for the Philadelphia Police Department to strike against city residents who reserve shoveled-out parking spots with cones and lawn chairs. <\/p>\n
Last year, the police department began a social media campaign using the hashtag #NoSavesies to discourage the long-held some might call it, tradition practice of saving parking spots after snowstorms with household objects or cones. <\/p>\n
Police pointed out that no current city regulation gives residents ownership over a parking spot on any of Philadelphia's often car-crowded streets even if a person shovels snow out of a spot after a storm and then takes their car for a ride. <\/p>\n
On Tuesday, the police department posted to Facebook an image of a half-man, half-machine superhero from a 1991 video game with the words, \"ALL YOUR CONES AND LAWN CHAIRS ARE BELONG TO US.\" <\/p>\n
In a statement with the Facebook post, the police said, \"Well Philly, we're probably getting some snow tomorrow afternoon. Please remember: shoveling out a parking spot on a public street doesn't give you ownership. Keep your cones and lawn chairs in the garage - not in the street. If you see someone saving a public spot, call 911 and let the Police handle it. Believe in your neighbors, sharing, and uh, Great Justice. Don't forget: #NoSavesies.\" <\/p>\n
The image and grammatically incorrect title comes from the opening animation of a video game of Japanese origin called \"Zero Wing.\" <\/p>\n
Much of the wording in the American version had poorly constructed English translations of the original Japanese text. The character known as \"CATS\" said in the game's opening sequence: \"ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US.\" <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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