Tanner Lee
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- South Africa (North West, Orange Free State, Northern Cape), USA (Utah, Wyoming), Canada (Saskatchewan)
when they say they won't allow anyone to hunt them.You have no idea......in my previous life after big party at the house and people still there in morning...few spare bedrooms...I came downstairs into the kitchen....looked out the window and my car wasn't there.....a CLK black series....i had a shitfit.....nobody would tell me anything...lots of people looking out windows etc....I picked up phone and said calling police...started to hit the buttons....instant no no no don't.......ex wife confessed one if her friends asked to borrow her car...a ML 500....so instead of giving her the keys she just said the keys are in that drawer.....so her fkn friend picked up first set of merc keys and clicked open and went to the one that opened.....not a lot I could do as I knew her well......I said if it's not back in 30 minutes police are coming.....brought it back after obviously parking too close to kerb...both left side alloys chewed .....and fkall I could do......after that key slept in a different place
A memory of my high school days. The school superintendent drove a bug. One day a group of us manhandled it up onto an 8 foot snowbank during recess. When he went to leave he couldn't get it down so some of us volunteered to retrieve it for him. He never did find out who did it.Gotta laugh at the flashback you gave me.
A certain science teacher/assistant football coach drove a VW "bug".
I can neither confirm nor admit to having any such knowledge of or after the fact.
His "bug" was (fully reassembled) in his classroom on the third floor of the middle school (former high school).
[Later that day, after his discovery, his "bug" was disassembled; returned to his parking space and reassembled]