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Cricket bat is always useful to carry around, it's cricket season after all so you have a perfectly good reason to carry one around ;-)

But, yeah, most experience I have seen is just 30+ women who have absolutely no respect for cars at all. Swing open door 'cause they just got to "shop shop shop", bang, their car is a piece of shit, they've just caused you $1000 worth of damage.

Originally posted by brendanf

Hmmm,

I don't like parking my Line at Shopping Centres either - But take a different approach to you guys.

I park as close as I can to the entrance of shopping centres, where there are lots of people walking though. Must be very well lit. I do this so my car is in full view of everyone. I also look for security cameras and where the guards are patroling. I make a point of turning my alarm on in from on everyone.

I DONT like parking far away from other cars as it would increase the chance of getting it pinched.  

U got it brendanf! thats the best thing to do as far as im concerned... People dont want everyone to see them damaging a car etc cause they may report it etc... The in most occasions the worst will be just some spit or spill drink etc...

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