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Re: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by John K on May 30, 2005 at 07:04:47 from (142.179.133.64):
In Reply to: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted by Deere Scotty on May 30, 2005 at 00:54:14:
A friend of mine owned a realistate co. in AJ AZ. One day as he angle parks in a parking lot a rather large *** lady pulls up next to him and opens her door with such momentume that the door bounces off of his truck and closes again. This happened twice, by this time he is out of his vehicale and tells this broad that that is his truck that she is denting and damagaing the paint on. Her responce was don't worry, its just a truck. Needless to saywhat happened next, but here it goes, he pulles out his truck keys and proceeds to scratch up her hood on her jucker at the same time as he is telling her don't worry, its just a car. Very humbly she backed out of the stall and was neaver heard from or seen again. Yes there are a lot of people that don't care about other peoples property but their own, like the ones that take two stalls near a building so as to be away from other vehicals instead of parking where few vehicals park. These are the ones who wonder why it is that their vehicals get keyed, saying how incosiderate. How considerate was it of them to take up two stalls in a bizzy part of the parking lot. I could go on ranting a nd raving about how other people treat your property, but my blood pressure goes up.
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