I can't fcuking believe it.
I can't fcuking believe it.
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BliarOut

72,863 posts

263 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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towman said:

IOLAIRE said:

Falling Down with Micheal Douglas.



Good call, but isn`t it more a study of a "normal" working bloke driven almost to madness by the scum that surrounds him?

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IOLAIRE

1,293 posts

262 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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towman said:

IOLAIRE said:

Falling Down with Micheal Douglas.



Good call, but isn`t it more a study of a "normal" working bloke driven almost to madness by the scum that surrounds him?


Good God, Towman; are you suggesting that d3ano is abnormal???!!!

paolow

3,261 posts

282 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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ive been there as well and i feel for you
for me it was a blend of impotence and despair and i hope you dont change your car because of it. dont let the shits win. its crap but the key is to target harden your car with visible deterrents. its no fun to turn your house, car and surroundings into fort knox, but, sometimes you have to.
with repairs, i know a stunning spray shop that i used to work for, but, they charge the earth. if you do put it through the insurance tho, let me know, theres no one else id trust my car with.

Zorro

4,656 posts

306 months

Tuesday 18th January 2005
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towman said:

IOLAIRE said:

Falling Down with Micheal Douglas.



Good call, but isn`t it more a study of a "normal" working bloke driven almost to madness by the scum that surrounds him?


My favourite film of all time. The main character D-Fens (MD) is not normal though, he's very emotionally disturbed with a failed marriage and lost job who finally snaps when stuck in a traffic jam.

'I lost my job or it lost me, I'm over qualified and under skilled or maybe it's the other way round, I forget which, I'm obsolete...I'm not economically viable'

d3ano

Original Poster:

7,414 posts

277 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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I have calmed down a bit now. Looked at the keymarks all over the car and its not a pretty site. Still can't get over the fact that it was done within 2 mins of me being in the house. The car is normally parked in the garage, actully if its not being driven then its either parked at her work carpark (secured underground) in Canary Wharf or its parked in our garage at home. Its just i had taken the car out of the garage to work on it, needed a tool, ran in the house to get it and when i came back out the car had been keyed.
I havn't pi$$ed anyone off, i think that it was done by some scrote that has a carrot shoved up his arse or something. Pr**k.
The misses didn't see it this morning as it was dark, but i have a feeling that i will get a call in about 20 mins when she gets to the underground parking and see more marks there.

i looked at my insurance policy this morning and found that i have NCB protection so at least i still keep my 5 years if i make a claim.
So will be ringing around for some quotes for re-spraying the pannels.

Does anyone have a number for any recommeded garage(s) local to Brands Hatch that do body repairs?

I would like to take it to Austec as they now have a paintshop and i like the guys down there as they know what their doing (take the car there for services etc) So i hope that they are the cheapest.

So if i make claim it will probably affect my premiums on my next insurance, but not to worry as i doubt i will have a TVR in June. Probably some silver 4x4 that doesn't show the keymarks if they have ago at that. And that would probably be about 300 to insure. ah, what a $hit week so far, wonder what will happen next.

Thanks for your support everyone, its nice to know that there are people out there that care and sythpothise. And the world isn't just filled with scum toerags.

granville

18,764 posts

285 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Why oh why do we bother?

It is chronically crystal that no matter how many nillions are frittered away on benefits by government, society is now - imho - permanently blighted by an underclass of irredeemable villains.

Having watched the programme covering the horrors of fascist death camps last night, however, I feel compelled to temper the common, knee-jerk 'solution' that one might understandably trumpet at moments like this...

Nevertheless, society is faced with a dilemma: I'm genuinely not convinced Albion's quality of life can develop with these bands of marauding vagabonds present.

If I'm honest, property owners exacting extreme retribution might not be such an unworkable concept after all: the 'system' has no method for effective deterrent and the political classes no stomach to raise the ante/call time on the scum.

Michael Winner may have a bloody good point.

In this case, only secure parking seems the answer - somehow.

groucho

12,134 posts

270 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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One consolation, these scrotes are probably destined for a life of poverty and misery as they obviously haven't the brains for anything else. Serves em right.

Grouch.

birdbrain

1,564 posts

263 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Someone keyed my boyfriend's car while we were inside a pub at a Seat Cupranet meet. It was all down 3 panels and it cost him about £400 to get it fixed.

It's just a mystery to me why people feel the need to do this kind of thing.

mutt k

3,964 posts

262 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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groucho said:
One consolation, these scrotes are probably destined for a life of poverty and misery as they obviously haven't the brains for anything else. Serves em right.

Grouch.


Sadly, this will be of little consolation to those whose property they mindlessly ruin as they wend their way thoughtlessly through their useless poxy lives!

srebbe64

13,021 posts

261 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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I had my car keyed back in September in a multi-story car park. And it's not the first time.

I'd love to catch em. In the words of John Travolta in Pul Fiction "it'd be worth them doing it for me to catch em". Problem is, I've no idea how to stop a determined scrote from behaving so mindlessly.

I did, however, take some comfort from one undeniable fact: These gits will never amount to anything in life. They'll grow up with no prospects, will drive crappy £200 cars and live on council estates on Government handouts. As for me, I'll put my hand in my pocket and pay for the damage, carry on earning significantly more than they are capabale of earning, raise a good family, go on nice holidays, continue to drive nice cars, live in a nice house and continue to socialise with a good bunch of law abiding friends. So, ultmately, I get the last laugh!!

Would I sell the car? Absolutely not "out of general principle".

maxrider

2,481 posts

260 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Condolences d3ano, I really don't understand why the scum do this either. They seem to have the idea that you can afford a nice car so therefore you must be able to afford to 'fix' it too, and what the hell 'you're insured aren't you?'

I can empathise with you as over the last 3 years I've had the tyres on my car 'screwed' at least a dozen times, always a 2" chipboard screw, always right up to the head at right angles. cost me several repairs and 2 new tyres at £150 each. Same as you, car is always garaged or on secure car park at work so must be targeted on the rare occasions I leave it on the driveway. I'm going to put up cctv, but even then, as someone else said, if I find out who's doing it what the can you do about it?

waynester

6,503 posts

274 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Feel for you..really do.

It's a senseless society. I think it's a case of "if i can't have or enjoy a car like that, neither will you"

Tossers....!!

DanH

12,287 posts

284 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Do get a quote from one of those companies that comes to you and fills them in. They can be much cheaper than a full respray. Chipsaway etc.

d3ano

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7,414 posts

277 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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Chipsaway don't do bonnets as they are too big.
Because they are mobile they will only do the doors, wing and boot. bit pointless really considering that if i get the bonnet re-sprayed its going to have to be blended in with the wings etc.
Still got a guy coming round to give me a quote on Sat, he said that he will be able to give me a quote of what i should be chaged, so that the garages won't over charge me.

havoc

32,684 posts

259 months

Wednesday 19th January 2005
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derestrictor said:
It is chronically crystal that no matter how many nillions are frittered away on benefits by government, society is now - imho - permanently blighted by an underclass of irredeemable villains.

Having watched the programme covering the horrors of fascist death camps last night, however, I feel compelled to temper the common, knee-jerk 'solution' that one might understandably trumpet at moments like this...

Nevertheless, society is faced with a dilemma: I'm genuinely not convinced Albion's quality of life can develop with these bands of marauding vagabonds present.

If I'm honest, property owners exacting extreme retribution might not be such an unworkable concept after all: the 'system' has no method for effective deterrent and the political classes no stomach to raise the ante/call time on the scum.

Agreed. To be honest I'm mildly paranoid about this sort of thing, and would probably go postal if I caught the scrote in the act...which would then get me a criminal record. F'ing stupid system, made worse by an excessively-liberal judiciary.