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Re: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by Mark - IN. on May 30, 2005 at 19:42:20 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: It just had to happen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted by Deere Scotty on May 30, 2005 at 00:54:14:
Unfortunately, there are folks out there that just don't like other to have nice stuff. Years back, an old neighbor brought his new truck over to show me the dings down the side of it. Had parked clear at the end of a parking lot where no one was so wouldn't get dinged. When he walked out of the store, was a guy next to it with a beater pickup banging his door down the length of it as he drove past it. He didn't get the plate as he ran out there and the guy scrammed. Another time, I'd done a phone repair at a super market and was in my company truck writing it up whan something banged off of the front bumper. Someone left a cart in the space in front of my truck, and a lady wanted that space. Instead of getting out of her car and moving the cart, she gave it a ram with her front bumper, off of my bumper, and a few spaces over into the door of someone's nice new car. I looked out the windshield at her as she saw me and covered her mouth like "Oops", then got out of her car and went into the store as though nothing happened. Didn't hurt my bumper, but I wrote her plate down, what happened, and stuck it under the wiper blade of the new car owner. Hopefully they came out of the store before she did. They're out there. And people defend them because is only "an inadement" object that you gave up hours of YOUR life for, not them. Aint that something? Mark
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