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Apr 30, 2017
9:03:29am

k-ace All-American

Springville

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k-ace

Bio page: k-ace
Joined: Feb 5, 2013
Last login: May 3, 2024
Total posts: 7,937 (541 FO)

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Wife's brand new car got egged last night - you can see paint chips and damage

k-ace

4/30/17 8:26am

They must have used free range eggs

Dillinger

4/30/17 8:28am

TNT doesn't like millenial chickens. He likes ones that go where they are told

TNT

4/30/17 8:35am

Where do you live?

snowbird

4/30/17 8:54am

Springville

k-ace

4/30/17 9:03am

Who the crap still does that?

RunningQB

4/30/17 8:56am

An egg chipped the paint/dented the car?

byubyu

4/30/17 8:59am

No dent, just chipped and scratched the paint.

k-ace

4/30/17 9:04am

That seems weird that an egg could dent a car. I guess if you were driving the

GeauxCougs

4/30/17 9:36am

Not sure, but I believe he said "no dent."

WhyKnot

4/30/17 10:35am

I read it wrong

GeauxCougs

4/30/17 11:27am

no expert by any means, but I think if you got it washed off there should be no

4mack

4/30/17 9:09am

You can probably buff out the scratches and then park in the garage

CotoCoug

4/30/17 9:15am

I like to spray Pam on my car every night. The eggs just slide off.

Ragnar Danneskjold

4/30/17 9:18am

If you have washed off the egg, unfortunately there will be more damage.

Sherlock

4/30/17 10:50am

Sorry. Hadnt realized she was your wife. Won't happen again.

BW84

4/30/17 12:05pm

No the damage is done. Sadly the eggs will never hatch.

cdr88

4/30/17 1:55pm

My wife back car #1 into car #2 the other day soooo I win.

4/30/17 2:48pm

In a 12 month span my wife backed into 4 vehicles. Buying her a vehicle with a

4mack

4/30/17 5:55pm

Lol.

4/30/17 7:12pm

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