what is wrong with people

[rowdy]

Why is it that every time I go out to wash my car it's got a 'new' dent where some useless, clumsy tw@ has opened thier door into the side of my car. Maybe there's a sign on my car saying "please feel free to kick the crap out of me" or maybe I've offended a lot of people on the road and they just happen to park next to my car I don't know but it's driving me mad. I wouldn't be so p1553d off but me and the wife have finally got the car we both really want and not the family orientated car that we have had previously that we have needed to transport the prams, car seats etc. The last dent has left a crease in the door and left a nice white line down the once immaculate obsidian black pearlescent paintwork. I don't think it's been done deliberately either by some jealous person, because it happened all the time on our old car, a volvo estate, which was also treated like an object for people to take their frustration out on, any thing from doors being opened onto it to bumpers being disslodged to cracked lights. Why can't people just be a little more carefull.
ok folks, rant over.

edit: I always make sure the car is parked well within it's own space, before you ask.

I know what you mean it does p155 you off when others have no lack of repsect for other peoples property. Damn annoying, however, there is a company that comes out to you and if it isn't too bad can touch it up and colour match the paint for you relatively cheap - Chips Away. Unless of course you know of somewhere else you can take it.

http://www.chipsaway.co.uk/

Can't stand it either, really pis*ess me off.

[rowdy]

Aye, really pees me off. I know of such firms it's just inconvieniance not to mention the prices usually start from a oner and thats before you factor in the pearlescent paint and it's also creased so they prolly wont do it any. BTW mods I seem to have posted this in completely the wrong place, meant to put it in idle banter,sorry, clumsy of me I know, so I'm just off to open my door onto someone elses.