KMFJD
Lifer
- Aug 11, 2005
- 29,044
- 41,731
- 136
Doesn't seem like a totally screwed situation if she had pliers.
Only problem is that you need something to actually break that glass
why the fuck is she kicking it? That will never turn out good.
Those "water life-savers" do work admirably but they are very pointy. And they normally happen to be in the car with the keys or the "safe spot" you put the at on the floor.The key itself works quite well for this purpose as will any semi-pointy metal thing like a screwdriver or a pocket knife.
Those "water life-savers" do work admirably but they are very pointy. And they normally happen to be in the car with the keys or the "safe spot" you put the at on the floor.
I was recently locked out and tried out spade bits from Harbor Freight and a wrench as makeshift hammer, but couldn't do jack against the Toyota tempered glass. I caved and suffered damage of 150 plus paint damage trying to use a rule to tap the button, but the button just didn't go deep enough. All of the house keys and the main Toyota key were not sharp.
why the fuck is she kicking it? That will never turn out good.
Doesn't seem like a totally screwed situation if she had pliers.
I've learned that if you have a local junkyard to get to and has your locked out vehicle, it's cheaper to destroy the door glass and get a replacement. Only problem is that you need something to actually break that glass.
Maybe but could well be that she has no clue. I have done things, no alcohol involved, that seemed like a good idea at the time....Youth wasted on you younglings.Drunk probably
Some stupidity is necessary for the survival of the species.Good. Dumb people deserve to suffer.
Until they either get killed or get smart.
We're still waiting.Good. Dumb people deserve to suffer.
Until they either get killed or get smart.