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03-01-2007, 04:02 AM
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car parked in my driveway
well...blocking my driveway infront of an apartment complex so i have no clue whos it is. therefore my car is stuck in my spot. whats my play in these situations?
assuming i go nonviolent route, do i just call a tow truck to take care of it and then whoever's car is it just pays for all the service? 
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#2
03-01-2007, 04:05 AM
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Re: car parked in my driveway
tow it--or if your a true G, get some Porcelain (from your gay 24 carot lined collecters plates or a spark plug)and flick it through the windows. A pea sized amount will cut through a car window like a hot kinfe though butter with minimal sound/shattering. Afterward feel free to fill up with lighter fluid and ignite. Ill bet the fire department would be willing to help move it.
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#3
03-01-2007, 04:13 AM
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Re: car parked in my driveway
is it completely blocking, or did the guy figure you could still get out, either way its annoying but the 2nd way hes a total ass ... if so ....
if you live on a hill....... roll it if not, golfclub to the windshield
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03-01-2007, 04:41 AM
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Re: car parked in my driveway
On top of that...
Sue the guy. Claim your boss was going to promote you that day, but because you didn't show up the work they gave it to Joe instead. Sue for lost wages, mental anguish, and there's probably something having to do with future earnings potential. Give your boss a cut so he'll go along and you're set.
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#8
03-01-2007, 04:45 AM
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Re: car parked in my driveway
[ QUOTE ]
On top of that... Sue the guy. Claim your boss was going to promote you that day, but because you didn't show up the work they gave it to Joe instead. Sue for lost wages, mental anguish, and there's probably something having to do with future earnings potential. Give your boss a cut so he'll go along and you're set. [/ QUOTE ] lol. the funny thing is its my first day back at work, i know i wont get fired or yelled at or anything but i could levy this some way... anyone know how long it usually takes to get towed? dont wanna lose out on too much work
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#9
03-01-2007, 05:24 AM
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Re: car parked in my driveway
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] On top of that... Sue the guy. Claim your boss was going to promote you that day, but because you didn't show up the work they gave it to Joe instead. Sue for lost wages, mental anguish, and there's probably something having to do with future earnings potential. Give your boss a cut so he'll go along and you're set. [/ QUOTE ] lol. the funny thing is its my first day back at work, i know i wont get fired or yelled at or anything but i could levy this some way... anyone know how long it usually takes to get towed? dont wanna lose out on too much work [/ QUOTE ] less time at work = more mental anguish = more money via court win / win / win
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