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Originally Posted by scootter
What do you mean no adult supervision! They were standing there while their kids ( and even them) were all over the cars.  Stupid a$$es. 
Didn't see the kid jumping on Chucks side pipes, but the icing on the cake for me was the guy pounding on Dougs fender. WTF, WTF, WTF. That pissed me off. I told him duh, it is fiber glass, you don't need to hit it. If it was Al's car, there would have been knuckle prints in the fender, then probably a knocked out a$$ hole on the ground.
It was great seeing everyone and bsing. Next time we will need to do it somewhere else. That will be the last f##king time I take my car to something like that!!!!!!!!!!!
Scott |
I just cleaned the car, and am happy to say that I escaped with only fingerprints and ice cream smudges - no nicks or scratches
. Luckily, the kid bouncing on the sidepipe was a little spud, so no damage there either.
I didn't even get that much time to chat with our group because I was busy meeting so many interesting new people: the guy with the tats who was eyeballing my air filter while shooting furtive glances over his shoulder, the street person reaching into the car with a lit cigarette in his hand, the mother telling her child to "get on the car and I'll take your picture!"
No more city shows for me.
P.S. Al's right, it was fun roaring out of there with all the cheering!
