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don't wana sound like a tool, but when i park at shopping centers, i get my camera phone out and take a foto of the cars next to me and also the plates, just incase i get out from shops and someones left a nice suprise for me... should be a small 1/4 panel window sticker saying plz mind the doors or something :)

don't wana sound like a tool, but when i park at shopping centers, i get my camera phone out and take a foto of the cars next to me and also the plates, just incase i get out from shops and someones left a nice suprise for me... should be a small 1/4 panel window sticker saying plz mind the doors or something :D

Don't go that far but I do fold the mirrors back. :)

I would have punched her in the vagina and then put nipple clamps on her then spat in her face then took a shit on her car.

And people wonder why they see my car parked in the middle of TWO bays at the shopping centers, so no dick comes near it!

I'm with you brother...i've been a 2 bayer for a longtime, as for the other stuff..

well that kinda scares me, i'll leave you to it...have fun :D

You'd think taking up 2 bays is asking to be keyed really, unless it's far away with lots of free bays around it.

I generally just try and park where there's few other cars parked and under a light, 5 mins walk is less of a pain than coming back to a dented door :P

Although parked far away and by itself makes other cars think it's lonely so they need to come park next to it when there's heaps of other free spaces.

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