Craziest Repo Ever

[Signingin]

 

[Pullmyfinger]

That woman is crazy walking on broken glass and all.

 

[Snail]

Another example of what is wrong with society. The woman borrows money from someone to buy the suv. She signs paper agreeing to the term of the loan and how she will pay it back and what happens if she doesn't pay it back. She apparently (it could've been a screw up by the lender after all), didn't adhere to the terms of the agreement...probably didn't pay for several months. The lenders send someone out to recover their vehicle (yes, THEY paid for it). The woman get's pissed off at everyone except for who was responsible (HER). She destroys the vehicle in the process, which means she will be even less able to pay back the loan as she has lowered the value of the suv.

She's and asshat and should spend some time in jail and should have to pay back the full amount of the loan and lose the SUV. That seems just to me.

Man you just say it like it is with no sugar coating /-Thumbs-up::/

 

[Brother]

I just hope she can't reproduce. Would be devastated if her kids inherit her genes.

 

[Silvio Burlusconi]

Obviously didn't know ANY of the correct answers playing "REPO GAMES".

 

[Butch]

I hope her genes did not carry over to her children.

 

[Wanker]

I hope her genes did not carry over to her children.

They lose here because her husband must be just as bad to marry such a nutcase.

Sorry kids.

 

[Willy]

Goodbye parking boot.


Parking scofflaws in Allentown are facing a new enforcement tool that its makers hope could replace the boot as the go-to device for immobilizing automobiles. And if it proves effective, the Philadelphia Parking Authority may bring it here.

The Barnacle looks a bit like a big yellow, unfolded briefcase when opened over a car windshield. It is attached with two suction cups secured with a pump, and secured with 750 pounds of force. The plastic shield grips the windshield and blocks the driver’s view until removed either wirelessly or with a keypad on the device.
For motorists with a rebellious bent, Kevin Dougherty, president of New York-based Barnacle Parking Enforcement, warns that trying to drive with a head out the driver’s-side window to avoid a windshield obstruction is both illegal and harder than it looks.

“If you ever actually try to drive that way, it’s physically very difficult,” he said. “Cars are designed to keep you in.”


If a driver remains determined to flee the scene, the Barnacle has an alarm system that sounds if the device is tampered with or it detects movement, Dougherty said.
The device is designed to be easier to attach than boots, which date to the 1940s, Dougherty said. Unlike the boot, which locks on to a tire, the Barnacle won’t require parking enforcers to kneel to attach it.
Attaching a boot also sometimes requires staff to stand in traffic to attach it if a car is parked too close to a curb. With this device, that won’t be a problem. It also folds to a size thinner than a boot, Dougherty said.
“It’s lighter, much faster -- it’s easier,” he said.

https://www.philly.com/philly/busin...-could-give-the-boot-to-the-parking-boot.html

 

[H.P.]