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:Is this how your parents taught you to handle anger and frustration? I just can't imagine an adult doing something so...5 years old.

Yeah, I'm hoping OP doesn't have children herself.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I let the air out of someone's tires in college because she wouldn't give me a ride at 10pm at night. I had to wait 90 minutes for the bus and was scared shitless.

It's not her obligation to be your taxi. Should have had your own damn car.

+1

How fucking entitled do you have to be to do something like this, due to your own inadequacies and deficiencies? It's not her fault you didn't have a car.

Yup, and your ass didn't know you would need transportation ahead of time?

No way! How pathetic. OP, how do you handle other situations that are frustrating?

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Anonymous wrote:I let the air out of someone's tires in college because she wouldn't give me a ride at 10pm at night. I had to wait 90 minutes for the bus and was scared shitless.

It's not her obligation to be your taxi. Should have had your own damn car.

+1

How fucking entitled do you have to be to do something like this, due to your own inadequacies and deficiencies? It's not her fault you didn't have a car.

I have never done it. I'm an adult with self control. I've had it done to my car. I pissed a guy off by taking a spot he wanted (I didn't do it on purpose). He parked somewhere else and had enough time to catch up to me (guess he wasn't that far after all) and yelled at me even though I had my one year old with me. After I told him to leave me alone since he was following me down the street screaming. he went back and keyed my car on both sides. Parking spots are just not that important, people. Please get a grip.

Anonymous wrote:Keyed many cars and will do so again. If you park on top of me like an asshole, get ready for the favor to be returned.

Because it is all about you.

Is this how your parents taught you to handle anger and frustration? I just can't imagine an adult doing something so...5 years old.

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.

Anonymous wrote:I let the air out of someone's tires in college because she wouldn't give me a ride at 10pm at night. I had to wait 90 minutes for the bus and was scared shitless.

It's not her obligation to be your taxi. Should have had your own damn car.

Of course not.

Keyed many cars and will do so again. If you park on top of me like an asshole, get ready for the favor to be returned.

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Anonymous wrote:Never keyed a car, but when I see a car parked in a particularly obnoxious way, I will grease up my hand (I have a really oily face) and run it over the passenger side mirror.

If someone parks too close to me in a space, I feel no guilt opening my door hard into theirs.

Me too.

That's just gross and immature. What are you, like 18 ?

Anonymous wrote:Never keyed a car, but when I see a car parked in a particularly obnoxious way, I will grease up my hand (I have a really oily face) and run it over the passenger side mirror.

If someone parks too close to me in a space, I feel no guilt opening my door hard into theirs.

Me too.

Never keyed a car, but when I see a car parked in a particularly obnoxious way, I will grease up my hand (I have a really oily face) and run it over the passenger side mirror.

If someone parks too close to me in a space, I feel no guilt opening my door hard into theirs.