Caporegime
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Efour's done a runner from the thread. Must have realised how inane his comment was.
What a silly man 'keying £100k Aston Martin'
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It's nothing new. My brother's mate had a 911 Targa for a while in the late 80's. He got rid of it because it would constantly get keyed when he parked it anywhere. The final straw was when he came out to find somebody had put a brick through the glass roof and urinated inside.
well with any luck he'll be someone in work with money to pay the bill
I think if he were unemployed then he might be more likely to have conformed to a certain stereotype and become an absent father... rather unlikely to be seen pushing a pram.
I think if he were unemployed then he might be more likely to have conformed to a certain stereotype and become an absent father... rather unlikely to be seen pushing a pram.
Guy keyed up my car, while i was sat in it. Over an argument about a parking space. I got out, punched him, he went down violently with a shattered cheek bone, and ended up in intensive care with a fractured skull, whilst i was donning a broken hand...
Police came (as well as paramedics) as the assailant wasn't really doing anything other than making weird noises on the floor, blowing bubbles.
Police asked me what happened. I explained, showed them the damage to my car, I wasn't even arrested. I was even asked if i wanted to press charges... Which i just said, no its ok. I sorta was just amazed i was allowed to walk away from the scene and my life wasn't over.
Big difference with me is that I live in the USA, and the cop put it down as self defense..
Police came (as well as paramedics) as the assailant wasn't really doing anything other than making weird noises on the floor, blowing bubbles.
Police asked me what happened. I explained, showed them the damage to my car, I wasn't even arrested. I was even asked if i wanted to press charges... Which i just said, no its ok. I sorta was just amazed i was allowed to walk away from the scene and my life wasn't over.
Big difference with me is that I live in the USA, and the cop put it down as self defense..
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About 10 years ago, my Dad bought a year old Jag S-type. Came out of the betting shop a few weeks after to find it keyed and the rear window smashed. Ansolutely disgraceful. It wasn't even a prestige motor.
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Yeah, I prefer the other way tbh.
Agree but bitter young people... Heck we used to have our carvan parked out front and someone would literally stab it every week with a screwdriver or some sort because we would contantly find holes.
We patched up around 25 or so and sold it on.
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At least they'd only do it 8 times then.
no hes playing world of warships
Its Hackney - You have a lot of scumbags there.
HE is asking for it, a figure of speech.
You don't go out to work in the morning and leave your front door open so why park your £100k car in unsecured parking, probably not 200 m from some horrific council estate.
Someone knows that im on about at least. (Rofflay)
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It is pure jealousy! Why else would the dude have done it? That has to win the most obvious post award of 2015
Can't believe the comments in here saying he deserves it! Come on guys, would you think that if it was your car? Hopefully they're stick him inside for it.
I like the idea of leaving the dash cam on, I must get one myself!
I like the idea of leaving the dash cam on, I must get one myself!
I thought he was joking i.e. tis the daily mail rape victim line - girl wearing short skirt, completely drunk, walking home alone:
'she was asking for it' cries the daily mail commentator
Well yeah, the cops were just pleased you didn't shoot the guy and they could take an early lunch
