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Did he leave a note?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
did you just assume a gender there, p? outrageous if so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
and in any case, it was probably a bird that did it. you know, women drivers and all that...
oh no! is there significant damage, f?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
If it had been a woman, she wouldn't have left a note or taken any responsibility. So yes, as he knows it was his neighbour I assumed gender :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
We have a winner. in a big arse Merc. knocked on my door crying :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
new front bumper and headlight possibly.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
So annoying as now it's going to make my renewal go up and haven't done anything wrong.
Ah, crying. That old chestnut :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
at least she let me know. Funny enough I usually park near them as they tend to be more respectful than some of the bangers in the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I have since been through a mixture of emotions.
From I am annoyed, It's ok, to end of the world.
Look at this way. It is a gigantic pain in the arse but it will get sorted. More importantly, it wasn't your fault, there was nothing you could have done to avoid it, and nothing you can do now to change it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
So what is there to worry about?
until it's all resolved I think it's gonna cost me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I'd jump in front of a train but they are on strike today.
Maybe it's a good omen. Arsenal will win the league now
Best way to make yourself feel better is to go round and smash her car to pieces. Then knock on her door crying :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I would not advise doing this though!
Parking on the street is never great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Just think, if you moved further out, you could have a drive and a garage (attached or not) with your detached 4-bedroom house.
Maybe even a horseshoe drive. Decent chance of not getting stabbed. See the stars of an evening, that sort of thing.
That's the plan :)Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
I live on a very quiet close which has a car park. Definitely need a drive way :-(
Saw the damage on FB, quite an achievement to do that much damage in a car park. She clearly needs her license taken away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Seen. Women in Mercs, never a good idea. The Germans get away with it because their driving test is tougher to pass than an A' Level.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
I still can't quite work it out either, must have put it in launch control.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
on a positive note their insurance already accepted liabiltiy I have a repair date. Wish my phone would stop ringing though.
the missus came back from the grocery store a few years back with damage to her rear bumper. Turns out while leaving the store she met one of her good friends also leaving as they walked to their cars in the car park. Their cars were facing directly opposite of each other, no other cars around. After a chat they both loaded up their groceries, got in their cars, put it in reverse and crashed into each other. Only cars in the lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
You know my first thought.. I am proud that I didn't say what I was thinking!
:hehe: Lovely stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by Chief Arrowhead
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Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
they tend to do that when their driver hits a stationary vehicle...
Has to be said.... all the worst driving I see on the roads is done by men.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Women do tend to be less proficient technically, but also less dangerous.
their car has returned to the car park. not a mark on it :furious:Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
I take it all back. She's an evil genius!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Now I am beginning to think she did on purpose on the way to a garage appointment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
I haven't bumped (maybe the wrong word) into them since.