So someone keyed my car :(

I got off work and I found out that someone keyed my car, it wasn't a small scratch either. They drew zig-zags and circles all over the car, now I have to wait until my insurance re-sprays the whole car.

This scene sums up my thoughts in a nutshell --WARNING: COARSE LANGUAGE :P

Has anyone had a incident similar to this? Has someone damaged your property without you being there?

That's a bummer. A Car got keyed in my Colleges parking lot awhile ago.

That would be 100x worse than what happened to me, you would have to respray the whole car. [QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

That's a bummer. A Car got keyed in my Colleges parking lot awhile ago.

XilePrincess

My dad's car got scratched by another car's door a long time ago. Some people can be such *****.Kenny789

you got beef with anyone?Anti-Venom

Never happened to me..thankfully..

that sucks man :(

My truck got broken into last month Tried to steal my stereo They couldnt get it out so they just busted it up Mkavanaugh77

My truck got broken into last month Tried to steal my stereo They couldnt get it out so they just busted it up Mkavanaugh77

Vandals anger me. They do such incredibly stupid stuff. Vandalizing and damaging peoples property and possession for no reason whatsoever.

Get this for your car

I've trashed a car or 2 in my days. Strangely enough, I just remembered so today, when a Bentley rolled up next to my window. If I'd been out, I'd probably thrown a stone at it.

I got off work and I found out that someone keyed my car, it wasn't a small scratch either. They drew zig-zags and circles all over the car, now I have to wait until my insurance re-sprays the whole car.

This scene sums up my thoughts in a nutshell --WARNING: COARSE LANGUAGE :P

Has anyone had a incident similar to this? Has someone damaged your property without you being there?

Lt_Horatio

Ah man that really sucks :(

While I have never had something like that happen and hope I never do, believe me, just thinking about it makes me want to rage.

That scene was the first thing I thought of when I read your thread title. That really sucks though if I came out and found my car like that I would be so angry and blown away by how horrible people can be.

Get this for your car

I've trashed a car or 2 in my days. Strangely enough, I just remembered so today, when a Bentley rolled up next to my window. If I'd been out, I'd probably thrown a stone at it.

Daavpuke

Uhmm...why?

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"]

Get this for your car

I've trashed a car or 2 in my days. Strangely enough, I just remembered so today, when a Bentley rolled up next to my window. If I'd been out, I'd probably thrown a stone at it.

FrostyPhantasm

Uhmm...why?

[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"][QUOTE="Daavpuke"]

Get this for your car

I've trashed a car or 2 in my days. Strangely enough, I just remembered so today, when a Bentley rolled up next to my window. If I'd been out, I'd probably thrown a stone at it.

Daavpuke

Uhmm...why?

The part where you vandalize cars for no reason.

You must find the person who did this and give em one of these

I got off work and I found out that someone keyed my car, it wasn't a small scratch either. They drew zig-zags and circles all over the car, now I have to wait until my insurance re-sprays the whole car.

This scene sums up my thoughts in a nutshell --WARNING: COARSE LANGUAGE :P

Has anyone had a incident similar to this? Has someone damaged your property without you being there?

Lt_Horatio

I have MY reasons, doesn't mean no reason, perhaps just none that seem relevant to you. In very few cases, I've been known to rework a car, not so much out of envy nor jealousy, but because of the blatant display of excess. I don't mind success, but I can't stand excess. And if you put your car in plain sight in neighbourhoods where people don't share in that excess, I think it's a fair choice for me to let you see how good that idea was. If you're going to display the fact you own too much money, you won't have a problem spending some to get your Jag, Merecedes,Lexus, etc redone. Hell, this way, on the bright side, you won't have to keep the same ol' status object for years. Think of that as you will.Daavpuke

Yeah that's pretty messed up mate to be honest. Step away from certain other more extreme things if you ask me.

This post is my vote for most vain, arrogant post read from atop a high horse of the decade. So because others have hobbies and enjoy spending their well-earned income on cars you deem it necessary to be the robin hood of the ghetto and start trashing other peoples things instead of earning your own? When someone invites you into his house do you start throwing his paintings and pictures on the floor and break his flatscreen?

This post is my vote for most vain, arrogant post read from atop a high horse of the decade. So because others have hobbies and enjoy spending their well-earned income on cars you deem it necessary to be the robin hood of the ghetto and start trashing other peoples things instead of earning your own? When someone invites you into his house do you start throwing his paintings and pictures on the floor and break his flatscreen?

This post is my vote for most vain, arrogant post read from atop a high horse of the decade. So because others have hobbies and enjoy spending their well-earned income on cars you deem it necessary to be the robin hood of the ghetto and start trashing other peoples things instead of earning your own? When someone invites you into his house do you start throwing his paintings and pictures on the floor and break his flatscreen?

It's easy to say i'm up on my judging horse when you are doing the exact same thing to the people with nice cars..what's to say the guy isn't retired and wants to enjoy his final parts of life with a nice car? Or maybe he is a car enthusiast and pours all the money he has in the car, not everyone who owns a nice car is an arrogant rich snob who throws money in peoples faces.

[QUOTE="FrostyPhantasm"][QUOTE="Daavpuke"]I have MY reasons, doesn't mean no reason, perhaps just none that seem relevant to you. In very few cases, I've been known to rework a car, not so much out of envy nor jealousy, but because of the blatant display of excess. I don't mind success, but I can't stand excess. And if you put your car in plain sight in neighbourhoods where people don't share in that excess, I think it's a fair choice for me to let you see how good that idea was. If you're going to display the fact you own too much money, you won't have a problem spending some to get your Jag, Merecedes,Lexus, etc redone. Hell, this way, on the bright side, you won't have to keep the same ol' status object for years. Think of that as you will.Daavpuke

This post is my vote for most vain, arrogant post read from atop a high horse of the decade. So because others have hobbies and enjoy spending their well-earned income on cars you deem it necessary to be the robin hood of the ghetto and start trashing other peoples things instead of earning your own? When someone invites you into his house do you start throwing his paintings and pictures on the floor and break his flatscreen?

Lets just say your in the minority here in this way of thinking. Is this an act on the net or are you actually you know like that? How old are you? I can be a bitter nasty person we all can i guess. Sometimes we all get jealous etc but you must learn to respect others and the property they own or face the consequences of your actions like a man because they will come.When i was younger i didnt think of my actions and how they effected people then again i never did anything particulary bad. You structure your sentances better than i can so you must be somewhat intellligent and perhaps older than say 15?

not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. Daavpuke

So whenever someone from a better part of town goes to a different part of town they need to park their new cark, undress and dress into something non brand-name, hide their cellphone and shoes, then they are deemed worthy to pass?

not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. Daavpuke

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"]not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. FrostyPhantasm

So whenever someone from a better part of town goes to a different part of town they need to park their new cark, undress and dress into something non brand-name, hide their cellphone and shoes, then they are deemed worthy to pass?

not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. Daavpuke

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"]not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. Fire_Ants

Try to get a security system, as soon as the punk hears the alarm he will run.

[QUOTE="Fire_Ants"][QUOTE="Daavpuke"]not saying they are, but you choose to put it in places where you ruffle a lot of feathers. That IS a distinctive choice. I know I wouldn't keep my bike outside for the exact same reason. Daavpuke

Not everything is black or white..Daavpuke

I have MY reasons, doesn't mean no reason, perhaps just none that seem relevant to you. In very few cases, I've been known to rework a car, not so much out of envy nor jealousy, but because of the blatant display of excess. I don't mind success, but I can't stand excess. And if you put your car in plain sight in neighbourhoods where people don't share in that excess, I think it's a fair choice for me to let you see how good that idea was. If you're going to display the fact you own too much money, you won't have a problem spending some to get your Jag, Merecedes,Lexus, etc redone. Hell, this way, on the bright side, you won't have to keep the same ol' status object for years. Think of that as you will.Daavpuke

This made me shake my head in shame.

America--Don't own any nice cars or we'll mess em up!

[QUOTE="Daavpuke"] Not everything is black or white..Daavpuke

Right on! Fight the war of excess by making them spend even more excess!

Gotta love it when you live in a society where work hard and earning your way to buy a nice car, is punished :roll:

This past year my car was egged. I didn't catch it until the next morning and it totally ruined my cars clear coat.

I believe a small bit in Pulp Fictionsums up my thoughts about crap like this:

"Whoever did it they should be effinkilled. No judge, no jury, just straight to execution"

"I mean what's more chicken sh!t than effing with a man's automobile? You justdon't do it."

If you can't respect your own vehicle that's totally fine with me. If you want to back your car into guard rails, light posts, walls, and other assorted stuff that's fine. But if you want to back into my car and driveoff, whack it and dent the snot out of it with your door, key it, or other assorted nincompooperey then it's personal. You can justify that with whatever "logic" you want to use. You can plead jealousy or ignorance, or whatever. It doesn't change the simple fact that you (at least in the case of keying) INTENTIONALLY damaged someone else's personal porperty, and that's just WRONG. It's not something you do. If you're doing it to get back at the driver because they wronged you on the road then confront the DRIVER.

Now, there are certain things that people with nicer or newer cars can do to lessen the chances of accidental damage from things like carelessly opened car doors. The best is that if it's a bigger lot they can park in the back, away from the bulk of the cars. Now it won't protect from @$$hats who would key your car. But, they shouldn't be doing that anyway.

Screwing with someone's car is a pet peeve of mine. I drive what's left of a 1996 Dodge Avenger ES (4 cyl, stick). But my wife drives what a brand new Scion X d. It's an '09 because she bought it very early that same year. It's been keyed a couple of times and dented, BADLY, with car doors. It's because these @$$holes have no respect for people's property. And for some reason it seems that people just get jealous when anyone has anything that looks better than their stuff. Seriously, it's a Scion, a $16,000 car, and the lower budget model at that. What's to be jealous of? Apparently enough to key it. To me, that's just BS.