Anonymous wrote:00:16 here - third time's the charm....

Should have parked closely to his car on the driver side.

No, I've never keyed anyone's car!!!! What the hell is wrong with you people who do??!!!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just curious.
I have - in parking lots if someone is parked obnoxiously.

You need some anger management therapy, pronto.

OP is lucky s/he didn't get caught and shot or an ass whooping. I would have done the latter.

See all in stupid company. First the person keying the car and second the other person shooting or beating the first person.

Low rent. No.

Anonymous wrote:op here. Yes, I have gotten angry and done this. I'm not saying it's right. Just wondering if I'm the only one who's gotten so frustrated at the guy taking up two spaces that my key may have "slipped" and left a little scratch on his car as I got out of mine.

You are not the only one, of course not. However, you do understand that what you are doing is wrong? Or do you feel that you are "justified" in commiting this wrong because the other person has done something wrong.

Would I be ok to punch you in the face because you keyed my car?

Interesting.

As someone who formally worked with inmates, I see a lot of anti-social personality disorder in some of you.

The fact that you think (and can justify) that it's ok to key someones car because they are parked to close to you? I'd love to know what other petty crimes or lies are ok.

The criminals the we live with.

No, never. I think it's very wrong to do that.

Anonymous wrote:No, I've never done this. There are a lot of asshole drivers and parkers, but I'm not going to bring myself to their level of assholery and key them. That's insane. OP, you need another outlet for your anger.

+1 OP you have issues.

Never have, and never would. I did once record a video of an asshole doing this (I guess he was offended that another driver parked too close to his door, though they weren't outside the lines of the space), got a pic of HIS license plate when he got into his precious vehicle and drove off, waited for the owner of the damaged car to get back, and together we called the police and filed a report when the officer arrived. There may not be video cameras in every parking lot, but there sure as shit are people sitting around with phones that can record in every single parking lot.

I have certainly wanted to, and I have banged my door without remorse into another car if they blocked me in.

I have, on at least 3 occasions, left notes on windshields - without expletives, but saying things like "what entitles you to park in a way that prevents three other people from exiting their parking spaces?!"

I'm not proud of myself in these moments, but I would never park/behave in the way these people have and I do find thoughtless, self-centered behavior to be utterly infuriating.

Good Lord no. What is wrong with you. What is wrong with you?

When I was hugely pregnant, I could not get into my car at trader joes because a car parked too close. I had to stand there with my toddler in the cart until the asshole came out.

no but i have wanted to. I have, however, slammed my door into other cars if they are parked obnoxiously close and I can barely get into my car or put my kids in their car seats.

Want to remind you that sometimes someone is parked in an annoying way because they were trying to squeeze into a spot where the person on the OTHER SIDE parked badly.

So Person A parks badly and hogs part of Space B. Person B drives up and the only space available is Space B, so squeezes in but it's not a great fit and compromises Person C's space. Person A leaves, so you then can't see why Person B did such a bad job.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just curious.
I have - in parking lots if someone is parked obnoxiously.

You need some anger management therapy, pronto.

OP is lucky s/he didn't get caught and shot or an ass whooping. I would have done the latter.