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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think we need people like OP. Asshole parking is a major annoyance but is generally unpoliced. The fear of keyers is what prevents more asshole parking.

I know that I take extra care to park to give the maximum room to people on both sides, and when I'm in a hurry it's the fear of keyers that makes me take that extra second or two to straighten it out.

The only parking job I'd say actually deserves a keying is the obviously intentional diagonal parking job, in a place/time where it's clear there will be limited parking. I'm talking full-on two spaces at 45 degrees, in a small parking lot or at Christmas time or something like that. To me, the dick who thinks that's going to keep his Hummer from getting a scratch should be proved wrong. Not that I'd do it myself. But if I were, that's who I'd get.[/quote]

Do you live in DC?  It's impossible to barely get out of the car when parking at WF or TJ; if you live in the city you know you're going to get a little dinged.  I can't believe people are so riled up by these minor injustices.  And, no, I don't drive a massive SUV and I'm a considerate person.[/quote]

It's one thing to get "dinged" by the door that someone opened when you parked too closely.  It's an entirely different story when someone gets out of their car, takes their key and scratches the length of the car.  [/quote]

That's my point.  I'm not going to key someone's car even for a "ding" let alone parking askew as some pp's have confessed.[/quote]

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