Here's a tip: when you get woken up before the sun comes out and you've been informed that there is lacquer all over the side of your car and the ambient temperature is 39 degrees Farenheit, be sure to wear socks and shoes whilst performing clean-up. I wore slippers and now have frost-bitten toes.
Don't forget to check out yesterday's post regarding imperfections in an otherwise perfect specimen. Just kidding. And be sure to heed Johnny's words and treat yourself to FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS tonight!
Friday, December 14, 2007
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lacquer? really? how does something like this happen?
ReplyDeleteon an unrelated note, i pity the fool that blows her chance with mr perfect.
That's a good question...let's examine. It could either be an accident or intended. The bucket of lacquer was literally wedged between the underside of the car (the floor board thingy to be precise) and the street. I was wedged so much that the bucked was kinda dented, and so was the floor board. I had to use a crowbar to get it out. That fact alone leads me to believe it was intentional, as the bucket would have needed to be traveling at least 80 mph to get stuck the way it did if it were an accident. anyhow, it took 2 hours to clean it off the car and now the car is scratched. awesome. i also pity that fool.
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