Anytime I decide to do something to get even I always get bitten back. I'd say
forget it. Can you park your car some place else?
Paul
In a message dated 1/23/2004 11:07:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, mydan@xxxxxxx
writes:
> This summer I bought my dream car... A 65 imp crown 4dr. With an arm
>injury and little extra cash after the purchase I wasn't able to do much
>restoration wise with the exception of 100% T.L.C. which it required much of,
>after being parked in a shed for the last ten years.
> Even this was a huge improvement from the day I drove it home much to the
>chagrin of one of my neighbours. I have an "odd" neighbour who likes to sleep
>in his car even in our Canadian winters....Underground heated parking!
> This summer while oiling the mechs of the passenger door I accidentilly
>sprayed oil on the drivers door of his car. I left $5.00 with an apology note
>refering to his next car wash. Since then I have counted over 10 small dings
>and scratches in my back passenger door with my neighbours obvious green paint
>on my car and my obvious red paint on the edge of his door.
> I have left a very repectful note under his door reminding him that there
>is at least 3-4 feet between cars and this should not be an issue.
> Whaddya think. Should I fling my back door open and show him what a DING
> really looks like?
>
> P.S. The rest of my neighbours are ready to organize a
> viganlanty group towards this fellow.
> Dan Robertson.
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