Anonymous wrote:I would never key a car. But if you park so close to me that it's difficult for me (all 115 pounds, fat-ass poster) to get into my car, I am NOT careful when I open the door.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WHAT THE HELL??
Why would you permanently damage someone's car? Even smearing the mirrors is bad, but better than keying a car. Have you ever thought that a senior citizen with limited vision might have parked there, or someone who meant no harm, but had an emergency on their hands and was doing the best they could?
It seems that people have their own inconvenience in mind, and feel that they were slighted. Then respond with extreme, horrible measures.
This sucks.
It's a symptom of this whole culture of entitlement, where everyone has to be so offended by everything and strike back to show who's boss. Ugh. No civility at all.
Anonymous wrote:00:16 here - third time's the charm....
Anonymous wrote:Here's an idea. . .Have a bunch of pine cones in your backseat, chuck them at the offender or their car, and make sure they stick around for you to apologize. Because after all, it is YOU who deserves to feel better or vindicated.
This works especially well in Bethesda.
Anonymous wrote:Just curious.
I have - in parking lots if someone is parked obnoxiously.