What is it with people. - Page 4

**MercurySilver** · 04-03-2016, 10:38 PM

A tripod would Insert easy enough with brain matter on it

2011G6E · 05-03-2016, 06:24 PM

"Don't park near trolley bays"...wise words...because you might come back and find some numptie has done something like this...

tonys6550 · 05-03-2016, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by 2011G6E

"Don't park near trolley bays"...wise words...because you might come back and find some numptie has done something like this...

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It beggars belief, doesn't it?

I'm constantly discovering new marks, dings and scratches, war wounds from shopping centre car parks, but what can you do.

STINKY NINJA · 05-03-2016, 08:31 PM

I tell you what it is with bloody people,they are a bunch of ******* idiots,i would rather deal with my 2 dogs than any other person in the whole world,people are straight up ******...
Dogs are better than any piece of **** human...

Itsme · 05-03-2016, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by STINKY NINJA

I tell you what it is with bloody people,they are a bunch of ******* idiots,i would rather deal with my 2 dogs than any other person in the whole world,people are straight up ******...
Dogs are better than any piece of **** human...

Since you feel this way I will not have anything to do with you regarding any matters on this forum.

NX74205 · 06-03-2016, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by tonys6550

By this this stage my vision was blurred and my blood pressure rising to a point of exploding, but I managed to compose myself as I approached and politely asked

If I may .... that was totally unnecessary. There's no need to be composed or polite to scum like that.

STINKY NINJA · 06-03-2016, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by trublu

Since you feel this way I will not have anything to do with you regarding any matters on this forum.

My feelings are hurt,i wish you didn't feel that way lol

roddy1960 · 06-03-2016, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Cheech

Had a twilight zone one a few years back.

Drove our pristine XR6T to the local shops.
Waited for an old lady to back out of a parking spot.
Instead of reversing straight she turned, damaging every panel on the car parked next to her and drove off.
I took her spot, got out, found a pen and paper and started writing down all details - rego, what driver looked like, type of car, time of day, my phone number - with the intention of putting it on the damaged cars windscreen.
Whilst writing this down the owner of the damaged parked car returns and starts abusing the crap out of me for damaging her car ! Told her to look at my car and then explained that I was doing her a favour in recording the details which changed her tune.

Cops called me later that afternoon to corroborate the story and had an insurance co call me a few weeks later (not sure if it was the damaged cars insurance co or the damagers insurance co) asking me if I could identify the driver and I said I could. Phone call ended and never heard anything again. So I assume everything turned out OK.

G'day ..A friend left his Mitsubishi in a Launceston ,Tasmania car park..As he got back to collect his car he saw a note under his wiper blade..It said " Sorry Ring J.Blow and then a non existent as it turned out phone number.."..There was a small dent in his mudguard. He thinks that someone must have seen the perpetrator do the damage and the deceitful git knew he was being watched so he made sure it looked he was "doing the right thing".Cost my mate a few hundred bucks and a few days inconvenience to get the whack fixed. but it means a conscience for the driver was in short supply. One day at work I clipped an older staff members old red EA Falcon and creased his bumper bar with my tow ball . I went back in to tell him and his reply "oh, she's right cobber another dent for the collection"..At least I could sleep that night , that's for sure.. Cheers Rod..

FGX008 · 06-03-2016, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by tonys6550

Yep, I can definitely relate to this comment. Did some shopping at the local shops one day and when I was returning to my car with my shopping trolley I could see a trolley awfully close to my car and a number of people standing at the rear of my car. Anyway as I got to my car I discovered a full shopping trolley leaning up against my car, blood starts curdling, but then to my shock horror there is a young mum behind my car changing bubs nappy on the boot of my car with two other small toddlers playing catch me if you can while using my car as playground equipment. By this this stage my vision was blurred and my blood pressure rising to a point of exploding, but I managed to compose myself as I approached and politely asked the young mum what she thought she was doing? To which she snapped back with a reply of "why, this is not your car is it" then I calmly pulled out out my remote and half raised my arm pointed towards my car and pressed the unlock button and said as a matter of fact, yes this is my car.
She quickly collected her snot rags and shopping and piled them into her open pos mini van parked right next to my car and without any acknowledgment of remorse calmly backed out of her spot and drove of with the two older kids jumping around on the back seat totally unrestrained. And of course she abandoned her shopping trolley on the other side of her mini van, dangerously close to the other car.

I stood there for a moment like a stunned fish thinking to myself, did that just happen and then proceeded to walk around my car checking for damage. There was a small scuff mark from where she leaned the trolley against my car which I managed to buff out later and of course there was a **** load of sugary coated little hand prints around my entire car from the two little ones playing chasy.

After I loaded my shopping and returned mine and her abandoned trolley to the trolley return area I drove home still trying to come to grips of what just occurred. Only in the cartoons, I thought to myself, only in the cartoons.

Mate I would have totally lost it and told her in no uncertain terms where to go including the rug rats. There is a lot of disrespect around these days for other people's property's and it doesn't just stop and end with cars. I take my hat of to you for dealing with the situation so calmly.

Cheers, Brent

STINKY NINJA · 06-03-2016, 11:55 PM

I left a note on a car I saw that had a trolley smashed into it,the people that caused the trolley to hit the car came back when we were inside the shop and took the note off the damaged car...
As we came out of the shop the owner of the damaged car turned up,we told her the story and she didn't even care... meh its only a car,ffs
Try and do a good deed lol

chrisandsharon · 07-03-2016, 08:30 AM

It's not worth seeking revenge. I did in Christmas 2014 after a trolley was deliberately pushed into our F6 leaving 5 dents. He was pointed out to me (both him and his Mrs) by a shocked older couple. He was walking up the road with his hoody on and walking with attitude like he owned the whole town and like the world owed him something.

I caught up with him and without a word spoken things got very violent in his world in the blink of an eye.

End of the day it's not worth it. I cursed myself for days. If he ended up with lasting serious injuries my life would have been over. I would have had a criminal record, he could have sued me and I would have lost everything........there is so much to lose and the scumbags are not worth it. If it happened again I'd happily let it go. It just isn't worth it no matter how angry you get.

It was bad timing also. We run a little holiday let down the road that had been destroyed by druggies......holes in walls/doors/everything graffitied over/crack pipes left behind.........place was brand new and destroyed. I know that when this happened it sent me over the edge.

All that matters in life is family and friends. All that can be taken away from you in a heartbeat from a stupid decision on your part. I was extremely lucky he was ok. He walked away eventually.

After he knew why I attacked him he said 'I didn't touch your ****** car'. When I checked the cameras later it had him plainly going off his nut and pushing the trolley into the car...........that is why it is a waste of bloody time even asking them if they did it. The scumbags will always deny it which is why I skipped all the formalities when I caught up with him.

Just let it go is the smart thing to do. You could end up being sued/criminal record/jail time etc. If it happened again I'd definitely just walk away calmly and get it fixed later. Half the low life's getting around out there will never ever have what we've got - ever.

iCat · 07-03-2016, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by chrisandsharon

Half the low life's getting around out there will never ever have what we've got - ever.

Disagree - none of them will. And they know it

brens · 07-03-2016, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by chrisandsharon

It's not worth seeking revenge. I did in Christmas 2014 after a trolley was deliberately pushed into our F6 leaving 5 dents. He was pointed out to me (both him and his Mrs) by a shocked older couple. He was walking up the road with his hoody on and walking with attitude like he owned the whole town and like the world owed him something.

I caught up with him and without a word spoken things got very violent in his world in the blink of an eye.

End of the day it's not worth it. I cursed myself for days. If he ended up with lasting serious injuries my life would have been over. I would have had a criminal record, he could have sued me and I would have lost everything........there is so much to lose and the scumbags are not worth it. If it happened again I'd happily let it go. It just isn't worth it no matter how angry you get.

It was bad timing also. We run a little holiday let down the road that had been destroyed by druggies......holes in walls/doors/everything graffitied over/crack pipes left behind.........place was brand new and destroyed. I know that when this happened it sent me over the edge.

All that matters in life is family and friends. All that can be taken away from you in a heartbeat from a stupid decision on your part. I was extremely lucky he was ok. He walked away eventually.

After he knew why I attacked him he said 'I didn't touch your ****** car'. When I checked the cameras later it had him plainly going off his nut and pushing the trolley into the car...........that is why it is a waste of bloody time even asking them if they did it. The scumbags will always deny it which is why I skipped all the formalities when I caught up with him.

Just let it go is the smart thing to do. You could end up being sued/criminal record/jail time etc. If it happened again I'd definitely just walk away calmly and get it fixed later. Half the low life's getting around out there will never ever have what we've got - ever.

Well said mate.

I could have lost my ***** at those boys, don't get me wrong they knew I wasn't happy, but restraint from violence should always be observed when it comes to altercations such as these and worse on our roads. I think about that bloke that killed that man on the Pacific Hwy south of Brisbane a month or so ago by pushing the aggressor into traffic. One d*ckhead dead, and another life ruined. It's just not worth it.

vdo · 07-03-2016, 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by STINKY NINJA

I left a note on a car I saw that had a trolley smashed into it,the people that caused the trolley to hit the car came back when we were inside the shop and took the note off the damaged car...
As we came out of the shop the owner of the damaged car turned up,we told her the story and she didn't even care... meh its only a car,ffs
Try and do a good deed lol

I doubt her partner would have seen it that way.

vdo · 07-03-2016, 09:37 AM

Other peoples front doors hitting my car is surely bad enough.

But it's their back door with that nice pointy bit that really gouges my bodywork that's the one that makes me boil.

Iggle Piggle · 07-03-2016, 10:12 AM

ChrisAndSharon, everything you say about not flogging them is totally 100% right...but I am glad you did.

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Originally Posted by Feathers

I can relate. My mother thinks she takes care of her car, but she doesn't really. Expects everything done for her, or paid for by others.
She has to walk behind my car to get into the house from the garage. Which means if she has shopping bags, then she just scrapes them along the boot/bumper of my car without a second thought. I only had the rear end resprayed 18 months ago, but there are scratches and chips in it, I KNOW she caused. I've been behind her when she's hit my car, and told her off for it.

But it's not her fault. Nothing is ever her fault. It's Dad's, for having things stored in the garage, taking up space that she needs to get by my car without hitting it...or mine for backing too far into the garage. Because lifting the bags up higher, or holding them in front of her and just being a bit more careful, is too much effort.
No apology either, and she wonders why we don't like her...

Sounds like both your folks need to lift their game - treating the place like their own.

Pedro · 07-03-2016, 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by 2011G6E

"Don't park near trolley bays"...wise words...because you might come back and find some numptie has done something like this...

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Then there is the opposite ... "Don't leave your trolley near a car bay"... where a numptie parks her car on the trolleys ...LOL

And yes that's not my finger - it's a guy's shoulder.

Iggle Piggle · 07-03-2016, 11:14 AM

Why you stand so close behind the naked man?

2011G6E · 07-03-2016, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Iggle Piggle

Why you stand so close behind the naked man?

Don't ask, don't tell.

**MercurySilver** · 07-03-2016, 12:34 PM

So she had a whole mini van with multiple seats....but decided to change a diaper on a strangers car boot???
Obviously didnt want the smell of **** in her van im guessing

Some people
Are nuffies

NTF6 · 07-03-2016, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by johnydep

Now, when parking in car parks, I try and park the SS-V where people don't park - usually far away from the entrance.

I used to do that but all it did was make it really easy one day in Perth at Adventure World for some scumbags to pull the complete drivers door lock out, rip half the dash out to get to the stereo and 6 stack CD changer, steal all of our possessions and xmas presents as we were on a travelling holiday and all of this to a 2 week old $54k 4x4.

NTF6 · 07-03-2016, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Auslandau

Had to pay 3 excess for the bike and the other 2

There is no way I'd pay 3 excess'. I'd make a report to the police that I left my car parked overnight and when I went to pick it up in the morning it had been vandalised in the one incident therefore one excess.

Boosted8 · 07-03-2016, 03:56 PM

I was unlocking my bike out the front of Coles last week and noticed an elderly lady who was unpacking her trolley into her car right next to me had let the trolley roll away. I grabbed it just before it hit a parked car and held it, waiting about 2 full minutes until she finally turned around and noticed me standing there (she didn't hear me talking). It was a bit worrying when you consider that her handbag and purse were in the trolley...

Also there was a trolley guy standing just a few meters away at the time and he didn't do anything. What is wrong with this world!?

Mr G8 · 07-03-2016, 05:14 PM

I was working on Saturday afternoon at Coles collecting trolleys when an old bloke in a late 80's Toyota Ute reversed, with speed, straight into a parked 2010 Toyota, completely smashed his tail light and dented his car, while also pushing in the bumper on the other car, he pull out and looked around, saw what he'd done, made a grunt noise then took off with speed, luckily I got details of the car and their were other people who saw it too

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Russ · 07-03-2016, 05:52 PM

Took this pic a while back down the road near home, anyone that knows the parking area (out the front of the Sussex Inlet P.O) will know that the gutter in that section is at least 25 cm high !! People wonder why their cars are damaged and people drive off, It's not just by scumbags, this great bit of parking was by one of the local elderly folk, how the hell you would / could not know that there was obviously something restricting the vehicle from going any further back is beyond me, I'm just glad it didn't park on a pedestrian

Pedro · 07-03-2016, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Iggle Piggle

Why you stand so close behind the naked man?

Confucius say: " better to stand behind as view from in front may be penetrating".

EBSXR6 · 08-03-2016, 12:43 AM

[QUOTE=Pedro;5609756]Then there is the opposite ... "Don't leave your trolley near a car bay"... where a numptie parks her car on the trolleys ...LOL

If car parking were a TV sport, Bruce McAvaney commentating that would be "Special"

xisled · 08-03-2016, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Pedro

Then there is the opposite ... "Don't leave your trolley near a car bay"... where a numptie parks her car on the trolleys ...LOL

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And yes that's not my finger - it's a guy's shoulder.

Taking the word trolley jack literally.

Feathers · 08-03-2016, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Iggle Piggle

Sounds like both your folks need to lift their game - treating the place like their own.

I see what you did there, but it's just mother that is the problem.

When I saw her hit my car with a can that chipped my nice new paint, and called her on it, she didn't apologise at all, just said it wasn't her fault.

SHE was carrying the bags, it clearly WAS her fault. Especially as someone who knows how pedantic I am about my car, the least she could have done was apologise.

I scraped a car last year with a bus, and did the right thing by leaving a business card with our details on it.
Some council workers nearby saw it, wandered over and we had a chat.
I have a suspicion they took the card off the windscreen after I had to leave, because we never got a call about it.