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if anyone wants some eggs, feel free to come and scrape some off the side of my car. some little (or big) sh!theads thought it would be fun to use my car as target practice. credit to them, they were good shots, hit the drivers door and splattered all the way up to the rear wheel... this is the first time my skyline has been hit and i'm a little bit cranky.. (i have had a ute egged and keyed in successive weeks, and my torana broken into and egged on several occasions..) there is a nice little scratch on the drivers door where the egg has hit and taken some paint as hostage

i live in hope that i'll find these fockers one day...

*rant over*

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I would hate to know what i would do if i caught someone doing that to my car :headshot: . i would be so angy. very protective, my cars come in a close second to my gf :rofl:

I dont see how it can be fun for people to do this, i could never damage a car for fun.

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if their parents had raised them properly, they would'nt be doing anything like this.

theres a great line in "Parenthood" where Keanu Reeves sais, "you need a licence to catch a fish but they'll let any but-reaming asshole become a father"

it probably all sounds a bit random but if their parents had done even a half decent job in raising them, then things like this simply would'nt happen.

Veilsides rant over.

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Yeah, other than BMW's flamethrower arrangement, I'm not sure what else we can do....

I mean, people know how much cars really cost, but they think its fun anyway. Worst thing is to me, when you are paying to clean/repair/find whatever it is they've done, they are already over it.

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i live just near erindale too, its not the first time its been done here - i'm pretty sure its not a targetted effort, there was evidence of egg cartons down the road a bit and a bin that had been dragged by a car and then let go..

i've had my torana broken into out the front while i had the boys over - we were out the back and they broke in during the night some time.. i have been egged a few times, i normally park the car up the driveway at night but this happened before 10pm before i got a chance to put it to bed. in the mid semester break last year i got my bro's ute keyed all the way along one thurs night and then egged the thursday the week after.. times are tough in the valley...

its all random attacks, other people in the same street have got the same treatment...

not much you can do really, their time will come though, karma will get them - if i don't before!

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I don't know where people get off doing stupid shit like this, honestly does it make them feel tough or something?! "Oh yeah I'm so cool I egged that guy/girls car and he/she doesnt know it was me, i am sooo hard" these sort of people really piss me off!!!

It takes alot to have a car and maintain it, and im sure these people would b pissed if it happened to you, random or targeted, so why do it?!

If you are reading this and you are one of those **** heads that takes pride in defacing other peoples cars why not think if you'd like it done to you, and how bloody pissed you'd be scrapping that egg and remains of egg shells of your paint!!

Skyline babes rant ova

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