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It's 7<img src="http://www.zilvia.net/f/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/wow.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':0'>0 am, and I'm driving my mom to some management class she's taking. I park on the city streets of Chicago, and parallel parking with numerous other cars is an accepted fact. Very often, people park so close that it's virtually impossible to get out of the spot. And they bump your car, yadda yadda...
Anyway, so we're getting into the car, and my mom goes to me:
"Did you see the way this guy behind you parked."
I'm like, "No, I don't really care."
She says: "He's sitting on your car."
So I get out, and this guys license plate and the screws that are holding it dove into my bumper and pushed on my car. The rear end of the car is totally risen up. So I look behind him and there's like three feet of space. So, I get in the car, put down the E-Brake, move the car a little, go back there, and there are huge f'n screw marks and scratches from his license plate. I also notice that there's a big chip of paint missing on my left bumper-corner and that there's some red paint marks and that the rest of my bumper's paint is cracked. His truck is red, and he's got a little mark where he drove onto my bumper. So... I take my nice little Nissan Key and write
<span style='font-size:12pt;line-height:100%'>#######</span> on the hood of his car, and take my car to see how much would it cost to fix my shiznit, and the body shop quotes me $300. The plastic has been cracked and the paint can't be touched-up. The whole bumper has to be re-painted if not replaced.
So, bash at me and tell me I was wrong to do this?
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