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so i went mudding yesterday and didnt get a chance to wash the truck.  i know that makes it hard to get off, but i just didnt have time (plus it looked cool).  anyway i drove it to school and parked it in the lot, lots of people talked to me about it.  Sometime during the day this girl i know (and dislike very much) decided how cute it would be to write me a note in the mud.  so she writes a note in the mud on the hood complete with big stupid heart and signs her name.  apparently she used a stick or a key or something because she managed to leave scratches everywhere she wrote.  you can still read it after 3 coats of Color Cure Wax!!!  anyway, im getting a quote tommorow on how much its gonna cost to get fixed, and she (or her parents) are gonna pay for it even if i have to take them to court.  Usually i wouldnt be so pissed but i really really didnt like this girl (no one does) to begin with, and i love my truck.  I really dont want her name etched in it forever.  Sorry im rambling, i was just very angry and had to vent.

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Ouch...that sux man :D

My neighbors z-28 Camaro got keyed bad last weekend :angry:

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Quote from NeXuS1, posted on Nov. 19 2001,10:28

is she hot?

 

she aint half bad, just annoying and blonde (in a bad way).  knowing her i could probably get her to do anything i said right now seeing as she hurt my truck.  shes always liked me (hence the heart now permanently etched on my hood)

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oh man sorry to hear about that

 

Id be SUPER pissed

 

my gf has joked like taking her key to the side of my truck.  I know she would never do it but i still stop and give her this look

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That sucks. I know how you feel, I have two big key marks on my door. People just don't think...  :angry:

 

 

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Sorry, to hear about you truck. At least she didnt REALLY try and make it a permanit accessory to your truck. The  she might have done more damage then what she already did.

 

One of the managers at work last night was threating to mess with my truck. So, I told her if she did, she would get a ice cold bucket of water throun on her. She changed her mind, when I reminded her she was wearing a white shirt and it was 30 some degrees outside

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Just got to love that.   :angry:   I don't have a problem with scratching my truck up by being off-road, etc.  But when somebody else does stuff to my truck, that kind of pisses me off.

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Kid at my school got jumped the other day by kids from another school.  They kicked the #### outa him and kicked off his rear view mirrors, and left some key marks on his 95 mustang.  I don't really like they kid and he prolly deserved an asswhoopin but nobody needs their vehicle F***ed with....its like you already beat him up, why add total insult to injury?  

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