- Mar 2, 2006
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I've been seeing the bike parked in the spot next to mine and thought nothing of it until it was parked in MY carport last night. I figured it had to belong to my carport neighbor but didn't know for sure. I didn't have to park too far, but it just pisses me off someone would go and do that knowing someone else has that spot, so in my mind, they deserve the worst punishment they can get. Anyways, after fighting the urge to leave a fat gash down his bike. I went home and just said to myself it better be gone tomorrow. Well, it left around 8pm last night and I was already parked somewhere else so I didn't bother to move my car. This morning I come out and the bike is back in my spot. I'm just pretty pissed someone is doing this just because they don't care (i'm almost 100% the guy that usually park next to me prob knows this douche).
Anyways, don't wanna leave myself to be the target of any attacks on my car, so i wanna tell the apartment people to get the bike towed and say it's because the bike isn't licensed to park there. Not because I called. They don't come in until 9am so I wanted to call once they come in this morning. Or should i just leave a note and go from there? Meh, although, I don't feel like cutting anyone that would do that any breaks.
UPDATE:
So from seeing your opinions as how it would be double douche baggery to just have his bike towed, I just got off the phone with management and they are going to leave a note stating that the vehicle isn't registered to park in this spot. And in 24 hours if the problem persists then it'll be bye bye to his pretty green bike.
Anyways, don't wanna leave myself to be the target of any attacks on my car, so i wanna tell the apartment people to get the bike towed and say it's because the bike isn't licensed to park there. Not because I called. They don't come in until 9am so I wanted to call once they come in this morning. Or should i just leave a note and go from there? Meh, although, I don't feel like cutting anyone that would do that any breaks.
UPDATE:
So from seeing your opinions as how it would be double douche baggery to just have his bike towed, I just got off the phone with management and they are going to leave a note stating that the vehicle isn't registered to park in this spot. And in 24 hours if the problem persists then it'll be bye bye to his pretty green bike.