Is it wrong to want to throw petrol on a clamper???

lauren_1

is it??
on saturday it was free parking in our town but one poor lady parked in the doctors carpark across the road from a cashpoint hopped out and withdrew some cash and with in 45 seconds she was clamped, with her 3 children still in the car:mad:

THE_LONE_RANGER_4

yes it wll know doubt hurt him/her and get you in to trouble ,best follow them to work then follow them home note there address and send !!!!!! etc in there name to there next door neighbor ,

steve700

THE_LONE_RANGER wrote:

yes it wll know doubt hurt him/her and get you in to trouble ,best follow them to work then follow them home note there address and send !!!!!! etc in there name to there next door neighbor ,

There speaks the voice of experience......



Were you the neigbour of the recipient of the 'adult art'....?

debtCollector_3

lauren_1 wrote:

Is it wrong to want to throw petrol on a clamper??? is it??

It only wrong it you have no matches to lite the petrol...... LOL...... :rotfl:

Ooo, that is rather evil.....

Broken_hearted

Yes and its childish.

yung

if it was free parking why did not she use the free parking facilty.

Broken_hearted

Ok going to rant you should never leave children alone in a car for any length of time. Cars are targets for all sorts of bad people.

Xbigman

Wanting to do horrible things to people is OK. Actually doing it is not.

I know this was not a serious question but throwing petrol over people, without matches, is assault. With matches it could be considered attempted murder without anyone actually getting hurt.
Regards


X

Hereward

I assume you are making a generalisation about it taking the clamper 45 seconds to clamp her car, as I don't think any clamper could place a clamp that fast, unless they were stood right next the car when she parked (if they were it begs the question, why didn't they tell her she couldn't park there?). Therefore, the driver must have been away from the car for a few minutes, which, as Broken hearted points out, is not a good idea to do if you have left any living creature in the car.

LookingAhead

Hereward wrote:

Therefore, the driver must have been away from the car for a few minutes, which, as Broken hearted points out, is not a good idea to do if you have left any living creature in the car.

Even potted ferns!

Hereward

LookingAhead wrote:

Even potted ferns!

It only takes a bright bit of sun to heat up a car and dehydrate whatever is left in it.