Car Window Smashed by Off-Road Driving

sarahg1969

Did you also suffer corporate racism (weasel style) from your own insurers?

QuackQuack_2

I think he may have suffered corporate weasels (racism style).

watercooling

sarahg1969 wrote: »

Did you also suffer corporate racism (weasel style) from your own insurers?

I have not yet. The causer's insurer has used the word "lodged" which chimes with this:

Corporate Racism (weasel style) has been in this country for several years and has continued to multiply. It started before the 1960s immigration, few hundred years ago. It means that groups (secret or non-secret though aware or linked in some way to secret groups) use certain secretive hard to detect methods to cheat and enact other bad things. Some people don't even know that they are getting fed to be used. So it means that these controlling groups have the capacity to do harm and manipulate persons, including those incorporated and even putting them in charge (snowballing virus), into hounding falsely created faux foxes.

dtaylor84

watercooling wrote: »

I have not yet. The causer's insurer has used the word "lodged".

Yes, something has certainly been "lodged".

I hope the surgical procedure to remove it is successful.

sarahg1969

Now you've said they've used the word "lodged", I'm concerned. This rings alarm bells with me.

QuackQuack_2

watercooling wrote: »

???????

Start at the beginning. Tell me about your childhood........

The_Turner

watercooling wrote: »

I have not yet. The causer's insurer has used the word "lodged" which chimes with this:

Corporate Racism (weasel style) has been in this country for several years and has continued to multiply. It started before the 1960s immigration, few hundred years ago. It means that groups (secret or non-secret though aware or linked in some way to secret groups) use certain secretive hard to detect methods to cheat and enact other bad things. Some people don't even know that they are getting fed to be used. So it means that these controlling groups have the capacity to do harm and manipulate persons, including those incorporated and even putting them in charge (snowballing virus), into hounding falsely created faux foxes.

You've had your fun, now go and take your medication.

Sally_A

Watercooling - I think I love you, you have cheered me up on a grey winters day.:kisses3:

If we all chipped in 50p for entertainment value, you'd soon have a replacement window - possibly gold plated!

Badger_Lady

Okay, so this is what I've managed to piece together:

- Watercooling has a custom car, probably some sort of boy racer with a personalised number plate, that's so distinctive it's got its own Facebook group.
-- Although he only insures it third-party fire and theft.

- One particular day, Watercooler was driving along when some sort of driving war was instigated - the 'causer' may have been laughing at him in some way, maybe under / over taking the way that some boys do, or our friend may have antagonised them by signalling in some way. Or nothing special happened at all.
-- The 'causer' was in the overtaking lane and drove into some gravel on the central reservation, either accidentally or deliberately, perhaps in an attempt to damage Watercooler's paintwork. Either way, the result was that his driver-side window was smashed.
-- Watercooling then had glass flying in his eyes, so he tried to open / close the broken window, so the mechanism was also broken.
-- He put his hazard light on and chased the 'causer' down the carriageway, now at slower speeds because they were coming up to traffic lights. The causer decided it would be a good idea to pull over and stop.

- Watercooling phoned 999 to report the accident but the police said there was no need for them to come to the scene. In the meantime, the two parties exchanged contact information.
-- Watercooling placed a claim with the 'causer's insurance company, since his own insurance is TPFT. However the insurance company has declined to pay out for the damage.

Is that everything?

NiallB

sarahg1969 wrote: »

Now you've said they've used the word "lodged", I'm concerned. This rings alarm bells with me.

He's thinking of beavers, not weasels. Weasel live in dens, not lodges