Posted by Aaron Ford on January 15, 2009 at 11:24:04 from (72.65.95.225):
In Reply to: Re: Oh this is funny posted by Davis SC on January 15, 2009 at 11:11:23:
That is funny...... I never think of this stuff.
Closest I ever got was when I got back to my truck in the mall parking lot and found my truck halfway out into the aisle. Turned out someone with a Cadillac had enter the opposite spot, hit my truck and pushed it 12 foot backward. Nasty black marks on the pavement and everything. I was ready to call the authorities when I saw the handicapped decal and big pillow in the drivers seat. The damage to the truck was minimal, just a flatter front bumper... Wanted to do something mischevious, but didn't.
Zip tie on the driveshaft, or 50 foot of "do not cross" safety tape attached to rear bumper would have been funny.
My front bumper was replaced months later when a 16 year old driver learned a valuable lesson about what not to do in a blind curve...
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