
to move the car? I bet they did. It's so like them.
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 19:29,
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No, she came back, got in the car to get something from the glove compartment, and then walked off again, WITHOUT EVEN NOTICING!!!
There, told you it was going to be a let down.
We then had a conversation something like this:
Me: Excuse me?
Her: Yes?
Me: Is that your car?
Her: Yes.
Me: I couldn't help noticing you've been blocked in. Why would someone want to do a nasty thing like that, do you think?
Her (slightly embarrassed): Because I parked across their driveway?
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 19:34,
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There, told you it was going to be a let down.
We then had a conversation something like this:
Me: Excuse me?
Her: Yes?
Me: Is that your car?
Her: Yes.
Me: I couldn't help noticing you've been blocked in. Why would someone want to do a nasty thing like that, do you think?
Her (slightly embarrassed): Because I parked across their driveway?

I just knew it would be a woman when I saw the picture.
I don't know if this is terribly sexist, or just that women are more likely to drive little silver/grey hatchbacks.
edit: the old Volvo estate in my back yard screamed "fat old builder" at me, and he was.
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 19:37,
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I don't know if this is terribly sexist, or just that women are more likely to drive little silver/grey hatchbacks.
edit: the old Volvo estate in my back yard screamed "fat old builder" at me, and he was.

I was fully expecting her to be a woman, and she was.
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 19:43,
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