Are You Kidding Me?
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Good thing you left before they had to back out. If they steer that bad going foward, just imagine what they could do in reverse. Our son only has a learner permit and he can park waaay better, especially with an angle slot. I have noticed that with some people the more space you leave the closer they park - perhaps some form of dyslexic tunnel vision? In any case they probably shouldn't be driving at all.
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Justice
Had the teen daughter of a Mom driver get out of the car and basically fling the door into my Bimmer.
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
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Had the teen daughter of a Mom driver get out of the car and basically fling the door into my Bimmer.
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
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Here in Texas, is known as "Reckless Damage". That is a ticket for any amount of damage but it has to be done recklessly. It could go up to a $500.00 fine plus court costs. It is Criminal Mischief if there was a level of intent such as intentionally and/or knowingly. If that teen did it on purpose, she could have been arrested if the amount of damage was over $50.00. Also, since the vehicle wasn't moving it wouldn't be traffic related for the offense to be a hit and run. Different states, different ways about doing the same thing.
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"Hock a loogie" means to gather a big, snotty wad of spit in the back of your throat, and then deliver it onto the offending driver's car.
Caltrops are those triangle-shaped spikes the military drops into the road, to disable vehicles by puncturing the tires. So in this case, you'd place one each right up behind each tire, and then hide somewhere and watch the fun when the driver backs out.
Like I said, first post here! I'm going to go over to the 1st Gear forum right now and introduce myself. Glad to be here!
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I'm nervous about the idiots in parking lots too.
I was at work when I had my silverado. My boss comes in and says theres no way I'm getting into my truck when its time to leave. They parked so close our mirrors were touching.
It was a brand new Suburban with a 30 day tag, black.
I said sure I will. I opened the passenger side door, folded in my mirrors (power folds are awesome) I walked around to the drivers side and slide sideways between the 2 trucks. I opened my door as far as I could and then proceded to SHOVE myself into my truck, it hurt, it was like I trying to crawl back into the womb almost. The other door was fighting me, but I'm 5'8" about 210 and pretty strong in the upper body, so I just shoved, and shoved, and shoved until I was in the truck.
What I didnt know was by this time a crowd had gathered to watch, along with the owner of the new suburban. A mid 30's lady. Her face was just when I pulled out of the parking spot and she could see the 2 foot crease I left in her door. Best part is, the parking lot has a sign, "not responsible for damages" "Park in designated spaces only!"
Our parking lot had 2 lines. each were about a foot apart. There's no REAL reason to not be able to park in a standard parking space with 1 foot on each side as a gap. I pulled up next to her when I left and said "Maybe they should include parking lessons before you're allowed to leave the lot." Of course she complained to management, and their answer was "You should have parked in the lines, he had to get in his truck to leave."
I guess that was the best part about working at an aircraft plant, managment didnt care about us while we were working, they sure didnt care about us after we were out the doors. No, I dont feel bad at all.
I was at work when I had my silverado. My boss comes in and says theres no way I'm getting into my truck when its time to leave. They parked so close our mirrors were touching.
It was a brand new Suburban with a 30 day tag, black.
I said sure I will. I opened the passenger side door, folded in my mirrors (power folds are awesome) I walked around to the drivers side and slide sideways between the 2 trucks. I opened my door as far as I could and then proceded to SHOVE myself into my truck, it hurt, it was like I trying to crawl back into the womb almost. The other door was fighting me, but I'm 5'8" about 210 and pretty strong in the upper body, so I just shoved, and shoved, and shoved until I was in the truck.
What I didnt know was by this time a crowd had gathered to watch, along with the owner of the new suburban. A mid 30's lady. Her face was just when I pulled out of the parking spot and she could see the 2 foot crease I left in her door. Best part is, the parking lot has a sign, "not responsible for damages" "Park in designated spaces only!"
Our parking lot had 2 lines. each were about a foot apart. There's no REAL reason to not be able to park in a standard parking space with 1 foot on each side as a gap. I pulled up next to her when I left and said "Maybe they should include parking lessons before you're allowed to leave the lot." Of course she complained to management, and their answer was "You should have parked in the lines, he had to get in his truck to leave."
I guess that was the best part about working at an aircraft plant, managment didnt care about us while we were working, they sure didnt care about us after we were out the doors. No, I dont feel bad at all.
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I'm nervous about the idiots in parking lots too.
I was at work when I had my silverado. My boss comes in and says theres no way I'm getting into my truck when its time to leave. They parked so close our mirrors were touching.
It was a brand new Suburban with a 30 day tag, black.
I said sure I will. I opened the passenger side door, folded in my mirrors (power folds are awesome) I walked around to the drivers side and slide sideways between the 2 trucks. I opened my door as far as I could and then proceded to SHOVE myself into my truck, it hurt, it was like I trying to crawl back into the womb almost. The other door was fighting me, but I'm 5'8" about 210 and pretty strong in the upper body, so I just shoved, and shoved, and shoved until I was in the truck.
What I didnt know was by this time a crowd had gathered to watch, along with the owner of the new suburban. A mid 30's lady. Her face was just when I pulled out of the parking spot and she could see the 2 foot crease I left in her door. Best part is, the parking lot has a sign, "not responsible for damages" "Park in designated spaces only!"
Our parking lot had 2 lines. each were about a foot apart. There's no REAL reason to not be able to park in a standard parking space with 1 foot on each side as a gap. I pulled up next to her when I left and said "Maybe they should include parking lessons before you're allowed to leave the lot." Of course she complained to management, and their answer was "You should have parked in the lines, he had to get in his truck to leave."
I guess that was the best part about working at an aircraft plant, managment didnt care about us while we were working, they sure didnt care about us after we were out the doors. No, I dont feel bad at all.
I was at work when I had my silverado. My boss comes in and says theres no way I'm getting into my truck when its time to leave. They parked so close our mirrors were touching.
It was a brand new Suburban with a 30 day tag, black.
I said sure I will. I opened the passenger side door, folded in my mirrors (power folds are awesome) I walked around to the drivers side and slide sideways between the 2 trucks. I opened my door as far as I could and then proceded to SHOVE myself into my truck, it hurt, it was like I trying to crawl back into the womb almost. The other door was fighting me, but I'm 5'8" about 210 and pretty strong in the upper body, so I just shoved, and shoved, and shoved until I was in the truck.
What I didnt know was by this time a crowd had gathered to watch, along with the owner of the new suburban. A mid 30's lady. Her face was just when I pulled out of the parking spot and she could see the 2 foot crease I left in her door. Best part is, the parking lot has a sign, "not responsible for damages" "Park in designated spaces only!"
Our parking lot had 2 lines. each were about a foot apart. There's no REAL reason to not be able to park in a standard parking space with 1 foot on each side as a gap. I pulled up next to her when I left and said "Maybe they should include parking lessons before you're allowed to leave the lot." Of course she complained to management, and their answer was "You should have parked in the lines, he had to get in his truck to leave."
I guess that was the best part about working at an aircraft plant, managment didnt care about us while we were working, they sure didnt care about us after we were out the doors. No, I dont feel bad at all.
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Had the teen daughter of a Mom driver get out of the car and basically fling the door into my Bimmer.
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
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Had the teen daughter of a Mom driver get out of the car and basically fling the door into my Bimmer.
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
When I got out and looked at the mother, she started with the hand in face and don't you talk to me nonsense.
I keep a nice little sony camera handy that does video so grabbed it and placed it on my dash while she continues to rant.
I politley informed her that mistakes happen but an apology was in order. She continued to rant and then said she was leaving. At that point I had had enough and informed her that this would be called in as a hit and run she ranted more and took off.
Well short story is: Cops showed up, wrote her up as a hit and run, I found out it was a company insured vehicle she was driving off hours. She lost her job and I took it to the most expensive and best place I could find and had every ding and nick removed at their cost.
So sometimes there is justice.
ps love the caltrops idea but sharp random metal looks less incriminating *wink wink*
How is having every ding and knick rather than just the single ding she caused justice