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todesengel · 02-04-2011

As usual somebody decided to use the drainage ditch in front of my home as a parking spot. My house is right after a curve on a 50 m.p.h. road, and a lot of people think they are Mario and show off their mad driving skills, just to wind up in my ditch, or end over end in my front yard.

This fine gentleman was driving a wonderful example of a 80 something caddy deville. I hear the thud so on goes the coat and I step out to see if it is a repeat offender

. So here is this 80's caddy with its nose stuck in the large pile of snow in the ditch. I ask him if he is ok and he starts ranting, and flailing around with exaggerated motions. Okay, he's stressed, it's a bad time, whatever. I tell him I will get my tow strap, pull him out, and get him on his way. He agrees but starts telling me how he has to hook the strap up because he isn't sure I will do it correctly, fine.

I start walking towards my garage to get the strap and he starts ranting about how I piled all the snow from my driveway in the ditch line, and I should pay for any damage to his car. That is enough of this guy for me. I tell him to call a tow truck have a nice day and go back into my house after shutting the door.

Just find it a little amazing how everything is always someone elses fault.

02-04-2011	#1
todesengel Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: O'Fallon, Mo Posts: 738	Can I buy a clue Alex As usual somebody decided to use the drainage ditch in front of my home as a parking spot. My house is right after a curve on a 50 m.p.h. road, and a lot of people think they are Mario and show off their mad driving skills, just to wind up in my ditch, or end over end in my front yard. This fine gentleman was driving a wonderful example of a 80 something caddy deville. I hear the thud so on goes the coat and I step out to see if it is a repeat offender . So here is this 80's caddy with its nose stuck in the large pile of snow in the ditch. I ask him if he is ok and he starts ranting, and flailing around with exaggerated motions. Okay, he's stressed, it's a bad time, whatever. I tell him I will get my tow strap, pull him out, and get him on his way. He agrees but starts telling me how he has to hook the strap up because he isn't sure I will do it correctly, fine. I start walking towards my garage to get the strap and he starts ranting about how I piled all the snow from my driveway in the ditch line, and I should pay for any damage to his car. That is enough of this guy for me. I tell him to call a tow truck have a nice day and go back into my house after shutting the door. Just find it a little amazing how everything is always someone elses fault.