Keyed Car Incident
A couple of weeks back a friend of mine was parking while someone slipped in and took her spot. She confronted the lady and to tell her it was her spot. The old lady stated she did not understand english. Pissed off , my friend left and found another spot 15minutes later. Yesterday my friend…
A couple of weeks back a friend of mine was parking while someone slipped in and took her spot. She confronted the lady and to tell her it was her spot. The old lady stated she did not understand english. Pissed off , my friend left and found another spot 15minutes later. Yesterday my friend noticed the same lady had her signal for a spot so she swooped in and took it. The old lady comes out of her car yelling (mind you in perfect english) “WHat are you doing? I had that parking spot… yadda yadda yadda”. So my friend was like “Oh now you speak English, when its your spot…” The lady goes back into her calls cusses a bit and leaves. This morning my friend’s car was keyed. Obviously it was her; but it wont be enough for the police. ANy suggestions on how to handle the situation?
Its a late 2000 ish Corolla
is this 1991? is this an episode of seinfeld?
*rob*
banana in the tail pipe
How ’bout he hangs a dead chicken on her antenna, killing two birds with one stone??? Sends a message.
I somehow suspect this will become 1 forum post per week as this escalates – ending with one running over the other crossing the street
If I was a malevolent chicken (which, of course, I am not) then I might recommend:
1) Superglue in the locks
2) (if you can get inside the car) milk on the upholstery
Brooklyn Car Wars….there oughtta be a reality show for this. Only in Brooklyn my friends! Only in Brooklyn!
Peanut Butter under the door handles
What year and make is your friend’s car? The response should be different if its a 2009 Bentley GT or if its a 1985 Caddy Brougham.