dave_the_nerd
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Yowser. Pics coming up...So is the car still there?
Here ya go... You can see the popped airbag in the first shot.Shame on OP, no pics.![]()
In Arkansas they won't reveal the info from the tag unless there is a law enforcement purpose. I wonder if the law in California is the same.
Ouch that looks like a decently new car too. That's a blow for the owner.
Meaning?Are you wearing a disguise?
Dude, it ain't mine, I'm not touching that car.Can you pull the PRNDL gear shifter light from that Versa in the background please?
Can you pull the PRNDL gear shifter light from that Versa in the background please?
Ach. I will attempt to describe it, beyond that I think might an an invasion of privacy? What caught my attention only was a new-looking, very tall pair of sheepskin boot-slipper house shoes, each with two cute pink bows attached behind the lower calf. I think that would signal female ownership, at least for the footwear.Can we get a picture of these personal effects behind the front seats you mentioned? There could be something of, interest, in there.
I will do my best, but I can't guarantee anything.I need a new sunroof on my car. OP, can you save that bit for me, please?
Haven't seen that. Recommended?You look like Lieutenant Provenza from "The Closer" and "Major Crimes".
I think the car accident gave that away.What caught my attention only was a new-looking, very tall pair of sheepskin boot-slipper house shoes, each with two cute pink bows attached behind the lower calf. I think that would signal female ownership,
Zing, Clouseau!I think the car accident gave that away.
Actually isin't it illegal to park on the street overnight in winter? This messes up snow removal crews. Given it's been there so long call the bylaw officer and they might get it towed or at very least fine the owner. Not that there is any snow on the ground from looks of it, but bylaw officers don't care about that. The law is the law.
Varies from place to place. Around here it's only when the city announces "snow emergency in effect" and there's a sort of a phased process.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/snow/
No snow, no snow emergency, no problem.
Tickets, schmickets, MPLS will tow your ass. You sleep in on a Saturday morning, your car's gone.It's illegal in my town but nobody pays attention. Even when it snows they just plow around the cars on the street and don't give any tickets.