Re: Door Dingers

[DOUBLDz@aol.com]

>I'm strongly considering parking down at the end of the lot just to avoid all
the >assholes.

Parking at the end of the parking lot avoids the maddening crowd and gives you
a little exercise as a bonus! I do it all the time. Its gotten so, that
whoever is in my car with me points out spots because they already know, I
won't just park anywhere. My absolute first choice is an end spot so I only
have to worry about putting one side of Baby in jeopardy. I used to think if I
parked near an MB or a Lexus, I could rely on the driver to be careful,
obviously from what I've read, that's not always the case.

>I probably should also have left notes so that the idiots would realize why
it is
>that they now have a foot imprint in their door.  Oh well, I'll try to remain
>calm....

You know what kind of note would be good? The kind that sticks onto the glass
completely so that it has to be scraped off with a razor blade. I've seen
those as no parking signs on occasion. Folks tend to take notice.

>little miss A6 is leasing her "Corporately" funded means of transportation
>therefore she doesn't have any personal value invested in the car. Shoot her
>on sight next time.

I'm pretty sure this is exactly the type of person who drove my car before it
found Nirvana (me). Although, there are various imperfections as a result and
I could never say it was "pristine" I'm happy to say there is nothing new
since I have the car. The passenger side of the car is the worst. That's why I
usually let that side face the world. There's a bit of paint scraped off there
and I know I should really address it. The trouble is I'm really nervous about
having that section sprayed, with pearl being so tricky, what if it doesn't
match?

Dee
95A6q pearl