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Shit, just came out the gym and reversed into someone's car, quite hard not paying attention, though in fairness I had just run 6km.  Hazards were flashing on his car and nasty dent in the wheelarch of his Volvo, yet my car was unscathed - think I hit him on a plastic strip fortunately.  A couple saw but didn't say anything, made up a fake dialogue with my mate about phoning the hotel, but my insurance company would screw me hand over fist.  Can't help feeling sorry for the other driver though.   :oops:  :oops:  :oops:

in all honesty i hope you get caught, if that was my car i would be fucking fuming....

Same as.  I'm scum and I know it - if someone did it to me I'd be raving.  I've had my mirror folded in before and few other tiny things but nothing like that.  Don't really see how I can get caught.  The problem is, us young-uns are robbed by insurance companies, so it's little wonder.  Admittedly, this incident isn't help my argument for lowering insurance for young people, but it was dark, the car was sticking out when it shouldn't have been, and I was knackered.

Don't get me started about fucking cars vandals!!!
Still haven't got over it!  :evil:
I bet the couple wrote your number plate down.

Don't think so - it was a hotel so they were problem foreign, and they were right next to the car so couldn't see the number plate.  They walked past and didn't dare look 'cos I'm well hard with my shaved eyebrow and all.

CCTV?

i hope so....

Not a chance, the carpark was basically a small field covered in gravel!

The worst thing is the feeling you done it. I bet you feel like shit for keeping quiet.

I did it to someone ages ago, didn't realise I'd done any damage - I looked but it was 7am and dark - until he came round because someone had told him it was me who hit his car. Neither of us can afford to be shafted by insurance companies so we're sorting it out between us.

Fuck you insurance companies!

Dont worry walrus, I have emailed the wiltshire and crawley police and asked them to check there patch and the national database with for any outstanding crimes like this, and they will be able to chase you from here, ip adress etc etc,

:soapy tit wank:

Chase me for what?!?!   :shock:

SY - damn right, agree with those sentiments entirely!  Was your neighbour hacked off?  I'm surprised he didn't smack you one for driving off!  You were lucky he didn't report you or something, although he didn't for a few reasons probably:

- no way of proving it
- insurance companies being screwing bastards

I always saw you as too sensible to have a car accident, lame and minor as this sort of accident is!

Number 3 is a bit unfair.  It was dark, low visibility due to the rain, and the car was poorly park and the low bonnet meant it was a blindspot due to a high back window on the Corsa!

1 & 2 are accurate though  :shock:

Due to my emailing the crawley police, they will now check for any reports of a driver leaving an accident outside a hotel or  gym in the area in the 30 days, and I have also told the local police you are a student that supports swindon who works at a local Next shop, that drives a vauxhall corsa, they just need to ring round or visit the local next shops to trace you, unless the the other driver did not report it, human nature says they did.

There's only one Next store in Crawley.

It's just a matter of time Walrus  :wink:

I work at Gatwick  8)

Reel him in! Don't need to look too far now do they!

Did you get my pm?

Eeeep!

Who me?  I didn't nay....

You could find out his name fairly easily too with a bit of detective work. I won't tell you though I'm not a grass.  8)

In my defence, I did stop and look but it was dark, raining and cold and I was late for work. I had a look when I got home as well and couldn't see anything. He wouldn't smack me anyway, I beat him up once  8)

Sussex_Red - I did now, yes.

Ben - if you're that desperate to know I'll just tell you!  :roll:

SY - shame on you.  You're just scum  :twisted:

I guess that is the best way to deal with it if you do have an accident as insurance companies will just jack up your premiums which, at our age, would be disasterous.

His name is Paul Sterrett