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we live in a residents parking zone where ppl often have to park the next street over from their house.

this mad woman kept putting cones outside her house, which she's not allowed to do, and has shouted at my wife before for parking near 'her space'. Presumably someone else incurred her wrath because the cones are gone and she's settled for a small 'no parking' sign in the window instead.

Last night she stood out and stared at my wife parking in front of her house, and this morning the drivers door lock was glued up.

Fortunately she did a shit job and we were able to pick the glue out with another key, but what do you do? There's no insurance claim to make, it would seem a bit OTT to get the police involved, but i'm a bit hacked off....


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:10 am
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Report it, get a crime number. Useful in case it escalates further.

Or wait for her to go to the shops and superglue her out of her house properly... 😀

Your choice.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:12 am
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Not much you CAN do unless you catch her. At the end of the day,she has "issues" you don't. Maybe some new windows/fascia boards/monoblock would make her lighten up. She is probably too het up about parking to find time to book the reps,why don't you make the appointments for her? 😈


 
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Report to the police who will presumably have a word with her OR put spaghetti in her lock , snap it then add super glue

The decision is yours but i would not be letting it pass personally.

That said someone who thinks they own the space outside their house to the extent they will commit a crime is probably the last person you want to start a feud with so I would report to the police

Ask neighbours if she has done it to anyone else. All have a whip round and buy a shed top park outside her house


 
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Report it, get a crime number. Useful in case it escalates further.

This.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:16 am
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Cheap CCTV camera??


 
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[quote=gogg said]Cheap CCTV camera??

Yup, get one of those and throw it through her front window.


 
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Get the Police involved.

Also, pop round to 'warn her' that there is a vandal gluing people's locks shut, but the Police are reviewing the 'CCTV footage' from the cameras you have in the front window with an eye to prosecuting. Should put the wind up her. Then get one of those hard drive CCTV thingies to keep an eye on her & your property for future nonsense.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:20 am
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Report it as soon as possible. This woman can not harass, intimidate or damage you or your property. What next? Key scratches?

It happens at the top of our road - if you park infront of someones garden and (empty) drive. You'll be keyed. The problem is the owners are in their late 60/70's so what can you do?

I'd contact them asap and say you fear it will escalate and your wife feels threatened.


 
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Hoof her in the slats


 
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may i be the first to suggest

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There's a load of dog shit in my neighbours garden, if you come and get it you can throw at the front of her house

Hoof her in the slats
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Report to the police who will presumably have a word with her OR put spaghetti in her lock , snap it then add super glue

The police would do that? 😯


 
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The problem is the owners are in their late 60/70's so what can you do?

Well I supose they've already wee'd in their own shoes...... so report em to the Feds anyway?


 
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1: Find somewhere else to park.
2: Cycle to work.


 
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Report to the police who will presumably have a word with her OR put spaghetti in her lock , snap it then add super glue

The police would do that?

IIRC like me J-Y is from Kilmarnock,so yes;yes they would.


 
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I would buy an old transit, tax and insure it for a year and just park it there to piss her off, probs cost like 400 all in. But worth every penny!


 
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I would make a point out of parking there. When she comes out or stares out the window engage her in conversation and tell her about the act of vandalism that you have reported to the police.
Guage her reaction. If it reinforces your suspicions then as above I would be reluctant to get involved in tit for tat with a nutter. Just play the long game 🙂


 
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If it happened to me I'd go with the old snotter route. She could report it till shes blue in the face, wouldn't matter if its insured and no broken windows etc 😀

TBH though I'd go down the local supermarket and buy up ALL the puddings from the shelves.

How long could she last without her pudding after tea?


 
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[i] Report it, get a crime number. Useful in case it escalates further.

This. [/i]

although if you own your house and are subsequently looking to sell you would have to declare it to any buyer.


 
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Someone used to stick cones outside their house on a street I lived on. I had a shitty clio at the time and used to take great pleasure in just driving into them when parking. They stopped putting them out after a while.

Similarly one of my neighbours once went round my parents front door at 7am frothing that one of my brother's friends had left his car parked on the street outside his house (on a quiet suburban street where everyone has 2 car driveways). Fortunately this was later followed by said neighbour bringing a couple of bottles of wine round to apologise for his behaviour.

As to the OP, it's criminal damage, treat it as such and report it to the police. Also stick a note through all your neighbours doors including hers to encourage them to report it to the police if it happens again, if you're in a neighbourhood watch area also tell the local coordinator.


 
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@wwaswas - not sure you would as you can't prove it was the neighbour and the police will almost certainly do nothing. Similarly with the note to all the neighbours above - you're not entering into a dispute with any neighbour in particular.


 
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Police, they won't send someone but you'll have a crime number

if you're friendly with the other neighbours, talk to them

CCTV if you can, remember that it should be set up in such a way that it primarily records your property - if it is angled in such a way that the street is in visual range then this is incidental ok 😉 police would be not happy if it was recording into another persons property but communal is tolerated if justifiable


 
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Is that true as its not a neighbour dispute but a crime?

IIRC like me J-Y is from Kilmarnock,so yes;yes they would.

Guilty as charged and good memory.
Grew up outside in Newmilns.


 
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we have the same issue. we live on a Pedestrianised street, so have to park in the back lane, shared with the next street along.

A few of the residents have "No Parking - Private Property" outside their back walls, and I've had to explain to a few of them that the back lane is owned by the council not them, and therefore unless they need access to get a car out, I'm parking where I like.

One guy hinted my car may sustain damage if I continued to park outside his back wall. I hinted his face may sustain damage if my car sustained damage.

There's been no issue since that conversation.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:48 am
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Wife used to work at hospice in Edinburgh, there was a old woman who lived opposite, used to get irate at the staff parking outside "her" house. Notices, cones, bins all got placed outside to preserve her space. Got really nasty, tyres let down, nails, glass, you name it. Police were called and she was warned off. Eventually.

She died, and her house was bought by said hospice to be used for library, training, admin and so on.
How we laughed 🙂


 
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You lot are slacking. The police? what about the environmental health? And the local council? And social services? Not to mention lawyers. Come on! We're 30 posts in. Sort it out...

You need to escalate this situation massively, as quickly as possible, involving as many different agencies as possible. Encouraging a completely pointless, and time consuming feud that will drag on for years, and ultimately cost you your sanity, and the GDP of a small country. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES TRY TO RESOLVE THIS BY NIPPING ROUND TO HAVE A CHAT, OR DIRECTLY COMMUNICATING IN ANY WAY!!! Or maybe just not parking in front of her house? Its your right, after all! Get on the phone, get the wheels in motion...... Its the [s]passive-aggressive, middle-class bedwetters[/s] STW way 😉


 
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Hoof her in the slats

Don't know why but I found this hysterically funny. Practically crying with laughter here.


 
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Talking to a chap at the weekend, he parked in a so called residents street, came back to his car and a car was prked almost tougching his bumpers front and back, he couldnt get out and couldnnt reverse into the cars to push them away as one had a tow bar and the other had a car parked right up to its bumper, he knocked on doors nobody knew who owned vehicles, had to leave his car there for quite a few days until the cars moved.

So residents are so petty over parking it appears.


 
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Buy a property with off road parking.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 9:56 am
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thanks for all the advice.

i don't actually live on her street (there's no parking at all on my street, everyone has to park elsewhere) so i don't know her neighbours and CCTV wouldnae work. Although the idea of lobbing a camera through her window made me chuckle!

reckon i'll get it reported to the police for now - it is harrassment after all.

thanks again! I knew STW wouldn't let me down 😉


 
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Grew up outside in Newmilns.

You should come back - you'd be amazed how much has changed - most of the houses have indoor bedrooms now 🙂

As for the OP - perhaps worth a word with the police - if her generally misanthropy is turning to criminal damage then you quite possibly won't be the first to mention it to them. Who knows the next interference with someones car might be more dangerous than obstructive. It requires a sympathetic approach - there are quite common instances of (particularly older) people getting asbos for actions similar to this. Quite often it seems to be when they've lost a partner (or a partner is in a bad way with dementia or similar) and the sadness that generates seems spill out as need to take control and put the world to rights.

I don't expect the police will lead her away in cuffs but it might be the start of her getting whatever help she needs


 
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"Talking to a chap at the weekend, he parked in a so called residents street, came back to his car and a car was prked almost tougching his bumpers front and back, he couldnt get out and couldnnt reverse into the cars to push them away as one had a tow bar and the other had a car parked right up to its bumper, he knocked on doors nobody knew who owned vehicles, had to leave his car there for quite a few days until the cars moved."

i had this on a couple of occasions when i parked up near the uni in dundee.....

unfortuantly for them when playing the shit car olympics im not precious about my motors - an almost parisian attitude


 
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and a nasty neighbour used to cover my car with bread ansd bird seed, it looked like a scene from Alfred Hitchcocks the Birds Movie, he soon stoped and got evicted when he did it to a local councillors car and someone senior from the housing assosiation.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 10:05 am
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and a nasty neighbour used to cover my car with bread ansd bird seed

That is nasty. Forget bird plop. Scratched and marks in the paint. What a nasty shit.


 
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As for the OP - perhaps worth a word with the police - if her generally misanthropy is turning to criminal damage then you quite possibly won't be the first to mention it to them. Who knows the next interference with someones car might be more dangerous than obstructive. It requires a sympathetic approach - there are quite common instances of (particularly older) people getting asbos for actions similar to this. Quite often it seems to be when they've lost a partner (or a partner is in a bad way with dementia or similar) and the sadness that generates seems spill out as need to take control and put the world to rights.

I don't expect the police will lead her away in cuffs but it might be the start of her getting whatever help she needs

good call on the sympathetic approach. Helps to try and stand back from the inevitable stroppiness you feel at these times... obviously someone else has also fallen foul of her because they must've reported the cones.

unfortunately i think she's just angry - she's got a sticker in the window of her car that says 'How's my driving - dial 1-800-****YOU' in the rear window 😆


 
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Don't park outside her house?


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 10:13 am
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Don't park outside her house?

Easy to say but what if parkings at a premium or its on principle?

Even a zero-car tax car has the same right to be parked anywhere legally on a road as a £500 a year tax Porsche as its also down to fuel duty that we all pay.

For someone to say 'no its my spot' is ridiculous.


 
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Grew up outside in Newmilns.

You are both called Bean and I claim my £5 or a tasty cut of cave smoked meat. (Says the boy who lived in Riccarton till he was 12)


 
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I'd settle for popping over 3am one night and supegluing up her locks!


 
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My neighbour went batshit mentalist a few months ago when my business partner had stopped in front of her drive whist picking me up to go to a meeting. He hadn't blocked her in, she just couldn't get back into her drive (I assume she'd just nipped out to drop her son off at school and come back home). And to be fair there is loads of space to just park/wait on the street so she could have just left it there as the car was obviously about to be driven back off (engine running, door wide open).

But instead she was running up and down the street swearing like a sailor and shouting at the top of her voice 'who's f*&^$%g car is parking across my f^$&*^g drive' over and over.

I felt like staying inside and making a coffee just to make her froth a bit more. Mad old bint. She did come round to apologise to my wife later but still couldn't resist sticking the knife in a bit more about my partner's bad parking.

About two weeks later one of her friends did exactly the same to me - but on this occasion I was blocked *in*. I took great pleasure in going to her house and politely asking her to get the car moved.


 
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Is “Hoofing in the slats” the new “Owning with Bombers”?

I had to fake a coughing fit to disguise the s****ing after reading that in an open plan office.

Back to the OP. Call the police. Next time it could be a nail under a tyre or something more serious.


 
Posted : 13/03/2015 10:21 am
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Don't park outside her house?

Easy to say but what if parkings at a premium or its on principle?

if we could choose where to park, this wouldn't be an issue!

it's one of those areas where there are more cars than spaces, and you just have to park wherever you can - sometimes that's 2 streets away from your house, sometimes it's in front of the mad woman's place. Our car is parked in front of her place about once a month, maybe.

i wouldn't be that bothered as i hardly use the car anyway, but my wife has to park on that street every day and i don't want her getting hassled over it 😐


 
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You should come back - you'd be amazed how much has changed - most of the houses have indoor bedrooms now

I am still related to half the people there so I still go back home

@ Duck man the best Scots beef from Wales ....that is one for the locals 😉


 
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Had similar issues with neighbours myself, I was always happy to ignore Mr Grumpy as the kids had named him. It was really much of a problem until he verbally abused my Oh.

Got a bit bored of him knocking at my door asking me to move one of our cars from 'his space' in the street. I spent the evening trawling ebay for an old banger, a 16 year old Mondeo for £97!
The man must have knocked on every door in the street to find out who it belonged to. 7 weeks passed until the dvla popped round to clamp it and remove it.
Must have cost him a bit I was thoughtful enough to register it in his name and address 🙂


 
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My neighbour went batshit mentalist a few months ago when my business partner had stopped in front of her drive whist picking me up to go to a meeting. He hadn't blocked her in, she just couldn't get back into her drive (I assume she'd just nipped out to drop her son off at school and come back home). And to be fair there is loads of space to just park/wait on the street so she could have just left it there as the car was obviously about to be driven back off (engine running, door wide open).

Meh, blocking anyone's drive is a ****tish thing to do. Why didn't he block yours? If there was "loads" of on street parking why did your business partner not use one of those spaces? I'd be really pissed off if that's your attitude.


 
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Meh, blocking anyone's drive is a ****tish thing to do. Why didn't he block yours?

The layout means that parking in front of mine (which is what he did) blocks hers too. It is always happening and much more regularly by her friends (most weeks we get it) it is the one and only time a guest of ours had blocked her out.

And as I tried to explain, he had just nipped to my house and I was just putting my shoes on - he hadn't parked there, he was just there a couple of minutes but it just happened to coincide with her coming back to her house.


 
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Must have cost him a bit I was thoughtful enough to register it in his name and address

May the Lord shine upon you for you have just added a new level of brilliance to this oft quoted piece of excellent low level cathartic revenge.


 
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Get a small piece of ply/sheet steel and screw it over the locks on her front door while she's out. Hammer small ball bearings into the heads of the screws so they can't be undone. Stand there and watch her trying to get into her own house. Maybe ask her if she needs a hand.
Or report her to the fuzz for gluing the locks. Put a note through her door telling her you've done it.


 
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ziggy wins this game !


 
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And as I tried to explain, he had just nipped to my house and I was just putting my shoes on - he hadn't parked there, he was just there a couple of minutes but it just happened to coincide with her coming back to her house.

But you expected her to park on the road, for his convenience? Don't get that attitude. Selfish.


 
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Must have cost him a bit I was thoughtful enough to register it in his name and address

Genius 😀


 
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Ziggy wins the internet today. Well done sir. 😆


 
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You lot are slacking. The police? what about the environmental health? And the local council? And social services? Not to mention lawyers. Come on! We're 30 posts in. Sort it out...

Surely there must be a UN convention which is being breeched here?


 
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Must have cost him a bit I was thoughtful enough to register it in his name and address

He would have got the V5 in the post though?

Top work regardless.


 
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Confiscate her pudding.


 
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He would have got the V5 in the post though

But not for a few weeks...


 
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But you expected her to park on the road, for his convenience? Don't get that attitude. Selfish.

Yes. We do when her guests block us out.


 
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+1 ziggy......

that's ones going in the w*nk bank for future reference 🙂


 
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Confiscate her pudding.
😀

that's ones going in the w*nk bank for future reference
What 😯


 
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send her a ficticious letter from the council saying that a space has been reserved outside her house as she doesnt own a car for a new neighbour who is disabled to park her large 4 x 4 in and that it will be a marked disabled bay.


 
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She's 60? A wee note through the door from a concerned neighbour advising residents there is a gang of thugs on the lookout for whoever damaged their car.

Or what ziggy did. Poetry, is that.


 
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FFS! people, Superglue is useless for locks. Araldyte is much better.

If a jobs worth doing...


 
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if you're friendly with the other neighbours, talk to them

if you're [b]not[/b] friendly with the other neighbours, talk to them, make friends!


 
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Does She have a garden?

If so you could.

1, Hammer frozen sausages into the lawn. (A great idea nicked from elsewhere)

2, Buy some nice contrasting grass seed and draw a cock on the lawn.


 
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1, Hammer frozen sausages into the lawn. (A great idea nicked from elsewhere)

Go on, I'll bite. Why frozen sausages. If its just because the thaw out and then smell bad I'll be disapointed


 
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No, once they thaw any dog/fox/badger/carnivore will dig the crap out of the lawn to get the tasty meat tubes.


 
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unfortunately i think she's just angry - she's got a sticker in the window of her car that says 'How's my driving - dial 1-800-****YOU' in the rear window

well in that case - lets make you a bigger sticker with 'Hows my parking?.....' 🙂


 
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Less clatty than a frozen turd I suppose.

EDIT -

once they thaw any dog/fox/badger/carnivore will dig the crap out of the lawn to get the tasty meat tubes.

You and Ziggy are definitely on the podium for QOTW

"Scotch Beef from Wales" - despite knowing what it's about it still gets me every time. I take it none of you are actually in the dreaded east? You don't get bandwidth from banging rocks together last I checked.


 
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I take no credit for Frozen sausages. All somebody elses work.


 
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There are some fabulous suggestions in this thread.
Would expanding foam through the locks be any good, or just make an obvious mess? Mid you you could just shove it through the front grille into the engine bay....


 
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You could draw a cock on her bonnet using Dot brake fluid.


 
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I would buy an old transit, tax and insure it for a year and just park it there to piss her off, probs cost like 400 all in. But worth every penny!

knock on her door, apologise profusely for leaving a battered old van on "her" road but some **** has glued the locks and you can't move it.


 
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I like that suggestion but a smaller car will be cheaper - see what has £35 tax as it will annoy her either way.


 
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You could draw a cock on her bonnet using Dot brake fluid.

Or just glue one on. If she's a shorta*se glue it to the centre of the roof.


 
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You could draw a cock on her bonnet using Dot brake fluid
Years ago, a mate sprayed a cock on another mates car (the size of the whole bonnet) using shaving foam.

Something in the foam cut into the lacquer and the cock could only be seen when the sun hit it at certain angles.

Subtle 🙂


 
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I'm still laughing at "kick her in the slats" 😆

Finally a female version of kicking a guy in the nuts.

Police, don't bother retaliating as if things escalate and it does eventually going the way of the Police it may come out that you have done something too.

Can you get a dash cam that records on motion? Or some sort of motion activated camera?

Occasionally I have to park round the corner, yes we have a big driveway with loads of room, but sometimes we have no choice if there is some building work next door (shared drive up to our parking). We've had someone stick a large "police aware" sticker on the driver side window (called the police, not them and car was taxed and insured and fully road legal) and on another occasion I had my number plate ripped off. Police were concerned about the latter with regards to it being used for a crime and checked there had been no reports of any crimes (petrol theft etc) with my number plate.

I have mentioned this to a few people in the road and one name keeps popping up so I have somewhere to pop round for a friendly chat next time anything happens.


 
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order a skip?

A mate of mine did this when someone upset his parents over a similar matter.

Ordered the skip in the offender's name to be delivered to their house (this was actually left in the drive) when he knew the guy would be out. Told the skip firm that 'he' would be out but told him to go see the neighbour at number 'xx' who was friends of the offender who would pay for the skip

My mate made sure he was peeking out the curtains later to see the bloke turn up, see the skip in his drive and at the same time have the neighbour come outside to claim back the money he had paid the skip lorry.


 
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I would've left it where it is for the whole weekend at least. Let her know that you can't move it because someone put glue in the locks. Also inform her that the Police are going to come and dust for fingerprints. 😆


 
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IIRC like me J-Y is from Kilmarnock

I thought I was the only one!


 
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