Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:22     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

An asshole caused hundreds of dollars worth of damage by keying my car on both sides. SO NOT WORTH his hurt feelings. Get over it people.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:19     Subject: Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:

OP, I'm waiting for you to key my car. Because people like you have no coping mechanisms. And I happen to have a camera in my car. Just waiting. In fact, I park on the street even though I have a driveway just to see what crazy people like you are up to.

Go ahead. Make my day. Your ticket will be mailed to you. If you are not arrested, that is.



You have a camera in your car that runs 24/7?


NP, here. I would like to have a camera that runs 24/7 installed discreetly in my car and on my property. Does anyone know where I could have this done in DC?MD VA?
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:17     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Anonymous wrote:I have to say, I have been surprised at how long my present new car has gone without a ding. People are more careful?


I hope you were knocking on wood when you typed this.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:16     Subject: Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

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.


Yes you are. I hope you get arrested and charged with criminal damage the next time you do this. What a crazy person.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:16     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Also the cars who you most would love to key are usually the very expensive ones. I would love to explain to a judge why I keyed someone's 70K car and what I thought I was doing?
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:13     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

I have to say, I have been surprised at how long my present new car has gone without a ding. People are more careful?
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 09:11     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

sometimes I have been tempted, but it is really antisocial.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 04:10     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Anonymous wrote:That's quite a parking job. I assume they did it blind-folded while a crazed ferret clawed at their genitals.


Nah. They are one of those douches that think their car is hot shit and so must not be near another car in case that other car in any way touches touches the douche's car, so douch double parks on purpose. That just makes me want to key the car ...but, unlike OP, I'm not a psycho.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 01:04     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

That's quite a parking job. I assume they did it blind-folded while a crazed ferret clawed at their genitals.
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 01:01     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

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

Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 00:47     Subject: Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Anonymous wrote:http://www.youparklikeanasshole.com/

You're welcome.


Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 00:19     Subject: Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 00:18     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

00:16 Here, let me try that again.

Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 00:16     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

This is a photo I took recently at the Safeway in Georgetown.



This person is parked like a total ass. I took the photo, sent it to my husband and brothers, and we all laughed at how unbelievably douchetastic this guy was (assuming it was a guy, but may have been a woman). Did I consider keying this ridiculously parked car? No, because I'm not an amoral CRAZY person! And even if someone parked horribly in a way that actually made it hard for me to get in my car, it still would never even occur to me to do something so lacking in maturity, self control, and ability to respond appropriately to life's challenges. OP, is this the way you react to other things that don't go exactly the way you want them to?
Anonymous
Post 06/20/2013 00:11     Subject: Re:Have you ever keyed a stranger's car?

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.


Agreed. It's destruction of property, and it's a crime.