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11-16-2003, 01:06 AM
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I did the same the other day. I was parking away from where other cars were parked. I was actually turning slowly into a space. I was sure I was clear of the kerb, but no! It's a minor scratch on the rim. I wonder if I should sand it slightly to smooth it a bit? It's hardly noticable, but I know it's there.
Then, to add insult to injury, afterward on my way home after the kerb incident, a big rig kicked up a stone, and it bounced off my windshield. There's a small grain-size nick--not noticable to most--on my windshield. At least it's not in the line of sight! Tough day Thursday was!!!!
Then, to add insult to injury, afterward on my way home after the kerb incident, a big rig kicked up a stone, and it bounced off my windshield. There's a small grain-size nick--not noticable to most--on my windshield. At least it's not in the line of sight! Tough day Thursday was!!!!
11-16-2003, 02:30 AM
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I went to Costco and bought a big hot chicken. It fell in my trunk and I got chicken juice on my trunk carpetting. I Simple Greened the shit out of it... and it seems to be ok now.
11-16-2003, 05:11 AM
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Originally posted by Crazytree
I went to Costco and bought a big hot chicken. It fell in my trunk and I got chicken juice on my trunk carpetting. I Simple Greened the shit out of it... and it seems to be ok now.
I went to Costco and bought a big hot chicken. It fell in my trunk and I got chicken juice on my trunk carpetting. I Simple Greened the shit out of it... and it seems to be ok now.
11-16-2003, 10:24 AM
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lmaoooooo@ bought a big hot chicken lol
that just sounds funny.
Not the dropping of the chicken juice in the trunk though.
I got a small ding on my right front fender from getting out of my garage.
Thinking of bangin it out myself with a rubber mallet when i put on my rims.
Anyone know if that ding king thing works? The dent just needs to be popped back out from the inside and whoala back to new.
AKay
that just sounds funny.
Not the dropping of the chicken juice in the trunk though.
I got a small ding on my right front fender from getting out of my garage.
Thinking of bangin it out myself with a rubber mallet when i put on my rims.
Anyone know if that ding king thing works? The dent just needs to be popped back out from the inside and whoala back to new.
AKay
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11-16-2003, 02:38 PM
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When I first got my TSX, I was very used to the width of my Integra, so this one time I pulled to the curb really quick and *whamp*... nasty scratches all over my front rim. 
Still no dings and dents though.
Still no dings and dents though.
11-16-2003, 11:56 PM
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Hot chicken juice. Think of the litigation opportunities! I'm sure some sleazebag bottom-feeder would welcome to take your case and sue the juice out of deep pocket companies.
With tongue in cheek...
Didn't Honda/Acura warn you about spilling hot juice? (Mmmm. I like the rotisserie chicken at the Sunnyvale Costco! I was there twice this weekend, to tank up on petrol, but I didn't go shopping there.)
Didn't the Costco packaging warn you about handling hot chicken packages or provide you with insulation and adequate packaging to prevent this problem? Was there a dangerous defect in marketing hot products? (Mmmm, their rotiserrie ribs are good too. Mmmm.)
Why didn't your dealer warn you that if you didn't get the trunk mat, you might have a problem spilling hot juice on the carpeting? (Ribs and chicken go very well together! Burp!)
Oh well. That's as sleazy as I can think at the moment. No doubt some ambulance chaser could come up with something better than that!!!!
The trunk mat is well worth it. I don't worry about getting dirty stuff on the carpeting. The all-weather floor mats are very useful too, now that the abyss of winter weather is upon us!
With tongue in cheek...
Didn't Honda/Acura warn you about spilling hot juice? (Mmmm. I like the rotisserie chicken at the Sunnyvale Costco! I was there twice this weekend, to tank up on petrol, but I didn't go shopping there.)
Didn't the Costco packaging warn you about handling hot chicken packages or provide you with insulation and adequate packaging to prevent this problem? Was there a dangerous defect in marketing hot products? (Mmmm, their rotiserrie ribs are good too. Mmmm.)
Why didn't your dealer warn you that if you didn't get the trunk mat, you might have a problem spilling hot juice on the carpeting? (Ribs and chicken go very well together! Burp!)
Oh well. That's as sleazy as I can think at the moment. No doubt some ambulance chaser could come up with something better than that!!!!
The trunk mat is well worth it. I don't worry about getting dirty stuff on the carpeting. The all-weather floor mats are very useful too, now that the abyss of winter weather is upon us!
11-17-2003, 01:46 AM
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It's funny you mention this. I chewed the shit out of my rear passenger rim tonight making a right turn. That is the first mark on the car in three months of heavy use and street parking. It's all downhill from here.
11-17-2003, 07:27 AM
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Originally posted by Brad
I did the same the other day. I was parking away from where other cars were parked. I was actually turning slowly into a space. I was sure I was clear of the kerb, but no! It's a minor scratch on the rim. I wonder if I should sand it slightly to smooth it a bit? It's hardly noticable, but I know it's there.
Then, to add insult to injury, afterward on my way home after the kerb incident, a big rig kicked up a stone, and it bounced off my windshield. There's a small grain-size nick--not noticable to most--on my windshield. At least it's not in the line of sight! Tough day Thursday was!!!!
I did the same the other day. I was parking away from where other cars were parked. I was actually turning slowly into a space. I was sure I was clear of the kerb, but no! It's a minor scratch on the rim. I wonder if I should sand it slightly to smooth it a bit? It's hardly noticable, but I know it's there.
Then, to add insult to injury, afterward on my way home after the kerb incident, a big rig kicked up a stone, and it bounced off my windshield. There's a small grain-size nick--not noticable to most--on my windshield. At least it's not in the line of sight! Tough day Thursday was!!!!
11-17-2003, 08:55 AM
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Re: :pissed:
Originally posted by TfD
I have to accept it and move on...
Put a scratch/ding on my rim while parking.
First blemish is always the worst.
I have to accept it and move on...
Put a scratch/ding on my rim while parking.
First blemish is always the worst.
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11-17-2003, 11:26 AM
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Re: :pissed:
Originally posted by TfD
I have to accept it and move on...
Put a scratch/ding on my rim while parking.
First blemish is always the worst.
I have to accept it and move on...
Put a scratch/ding on my rim while parking.
First blemish is always the worst.
11-17-2003, 12:42 PM
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Originally posted by Crazytree
fear the big hot chicken
fear the big hot chicken
"Check it out...it's the latest single from 'Fear The Big Hot Chicken' on Rock-FM..."
Too funny!
11-17-2003, 07:51 PM
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Originally posted by Jason
It's funny you mention this. I chewed the shit out of my rear passenger rim tonight making a right turn. That is the first mark on the car in three months of heavy use and street parking. It's all downhill from here.
It's funny you mention this. I chewed the shit out of my rear passenger rim tonight making a right turn. That is the first mark on the car in three months of heavy use and street parking. It's all downhill from here.
