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Everyone tells me that I gripe about lots and lots of stuff. You know what I have to say to "everyone?" B*** me.

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Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Hey a&@hole, it's a Chrysler, not a Ferrari.

You know who you are. You're that pompous prick who thinks his Crossfire is too precious an automobile to mingle with all the other regular "street" cars. You're that self-centered son-of-a-b*tch who thinks his Crossfire is too dope of a car to abide by regular parking etiquette. Indeed, you're the dipsh*t who goes out of his way to inconvenience everyone else by double-motherf***ing parking just to remind us all that you own that oh-so-valuable Crossfire. What I wouldn't do to see your Crossfire get caught in an actual crossfire like the one from the bank robbery scene in Heat. That would really have you pooping in those stupid whale-embroidered a**clown pants of yours.

So, Mr. Bag - as in Mr. Douche Bag - do us all a favor and leave your ego at home and park your car the same way the rest of us do: next to other cars. And if you can't bring yourself to do that, either trade that piece of sh*t in for a car that can take a hit from a shopping cart or a stray car door once in a while, or park it out in the far reaches of the lot and get some exercise. Your fat a** probably needs it anyway.

1 comment:

  1. You know what I do to jerk-offs like that? I purposefully put my shopping cart right next to their car with it resting against the driver's side door. Sometimes, if I'm feeling especially irritable, I fling shopping carts into their cars from the aisle directly across from them. Hey, if they really think their car is all that, then maybe they should just leave it at home like Cameron's dad in "Ferris Beuller's Day Off".

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