cessna10

I am not a violent person, but he would
have had a couple of flats when he came out

ByRiver

That's not violent, that's passive-aggressive. That means you don't confront anyone, but keep it inside, then get even when no one is around.

Violent would be calling the guy out, opening a can of whoop-*** on him, slamming his head through his car window, then making love to his woman while he watched.

Bruze

Jeffthunbird

Great idea. I could probably get one as I recently had knee surgery.
Might not get much sympathy when they look inside and see that third pedal...

Bruze

You're from Canandaigua???? No kidding!

My mailing addy is Canandaigua although I live in Bristol near Honeoye.

cessna10

Thanks for the free shrink session. After thinking about
your analysis, I think you are right.

LMB-Z

The thought crossed my mind, but my wife said there might be cameras, so I decided against doing anything. I really didnt want to go to jail, and had no idea how big the person was, so a can of whoop *** may have been mine....lol. I shrugged it off and drove home. I guess letting the air out of the tires is not against the law as there is no damage...lol. I'll keep that in mind in case there is a next time.

This happened at Pappadeaux Restaurant near Texas Rangers Stadium.

Mad*Max

I have no desire of being unemployed

Karl H

Leave them a note explaining why you surgically removed the mirror from their door with your size 13 nut crushers. Of coarse you can use permanent ink marker.

the kid C6

He probably heard that Corvette drivers are usually carrying, and was afraid you might shoot him.

KevDude

I have had this picture as a screensaver for at least 5 years. It is Epic.

Arkyvette

As above mentioned. I park my trucks next to Corvettes in lots because I KNOW the driver of a Corvette won't dare let their door touch my truck. Besides, I feel like I am protecting one side of a nice car because I won't let my doors fly either. That jalopy next to your vette might be a Vette owner themselves....

ByRiver

That solves one mystery for me.

As I stated earlier, I park my Corvette at the end of the row, and at a slight angle while staying within the white lines. My supervisor drives a Hellcat. He parks his next to mine in the same manner.

Last year these two guys who apparently bought new trucks started parking their trucks next to our vehicles in the exact same way! We talked about why would someone cared about a truck. I mean, IT'S a TRUCK!! This is a paid parking lot just for our building, but is open for tourists going to the St Louis Arch. We used to park at the end of the row near the fence, but we moved to the row closest to the building, leaving the trucksters there own corner.

I have a F150 Supercrew Lariat that I purchased new, but never thought about parking it away from everyone. I just looked for a spot where I could get it to fit. To me it was just a truck.

Arkyvette

When those trucks cost as much or more than a Corvette though, you tend to want to take care of them. I started driving several old beaters back when I got my license, the least of which was a Chevette. It was the shiniest, cleanest Chevette you ever did see. I called it my "Vette" Pride in ownership was real. I worked for that car and took care of it.

TorchRedFred

My daily driver is a 2015 Ram 1500 Laramie. I do the same with my truck and park towards the end of the parking lot away from everyone else. I do always leave at least one space between me and any other cars parked by themselves when possible. Kind of out of respect for the other car and my own unwritten rules of parking.

BROCKYJACK

I have a handicap placard as a result of surviving a head on in 2011. I bought my vette in Jan 2014. I have to say that handicap parking is the silver lining in the dark cloud. I don't have to worry about my car anymore....and am up close. I did have some azzhat throw a cup of coffee on it at a hotel last year. I guess he could not rationalize handicap and corvette.

Cedar

I worked for a guy 30 years ago who was sitting in a mall parking lot where his wife and daughter went to shop. He was sitting in his brand new Buick Park Avenue when a woman pulled in the parking space right next to him and threw her car door into the side of his car. He got out and politely asked her why she did that and her reply was it's just a car, so he forcefully opened his door several times into the side of her car and gave her the same excuse. He got back in and waited for his family and they drove away.

CadVette

I watched something like that happen in a parking lot. A ignorant lady opened a door in a parking lot and put a dent in another girls car. The girls car that got hit said a couple of words to her and she got a one fingered salute. After that women went into the store the lady that got hit pulled a small sledge hammer out of her trunk and put a very big dent in the offending car. There were other people around that saw this and gave her applause and a thumbs up. Karma eventually got that girl.

TorchRedFred

That's why we park far away from everyone else. Too many stupid and/or inconsiderate people out there. I had that happen to me years ago while I was sitting in my car. Luckily there was no dent but I went off on the woman and the guy that was with her. I think they both cr@pped themselves. It did make me feel better though.

willem wallace

10 years ago I had an absolutely pristine BMW convertible, not a mark on it. I took it to a local supermarket on a grocery run, not a barroom, a supermarket. Parked away from the entrance, no other cars around. Came out and proceeded home, got out and brought first armful inside, when I came back out, the sun was reflected off the side of my beautiful Beemer, there was a small dent, every 18", the entire length of the car. Needless to say, I was not happy