Funny story today

[EndwatcherParticipant 81]

So, here I am having a yard sale trying to pawn some stuff off and make some play cash for my new old classic 1975 Mini Titan Dodge RV….Which is bad ass if I might add.

A guy stopped by and was driving Id say a junkier vehicle….but still good to go…something Id still drive around and I dont do new vehicles

Hes done shopping and gets in his van and is about to take off and I see this chick swinging past, she looks at the sale and goes to back up and just smashes into his rear end with her new Ford Escape.
I was really surprised the limited damage, Neeeded a few new brackets for the bumper of the guys van, the escape had a reese and thats where all the impact was on her ride.

I witnessed this mind you. He gets out nicely and hes talking to her, and first thing she does is start making excuses of how he was in her blind spot….and apparently started talking about how her husband left her numerous times….the guy was like…”and the price of tea in china” who cares?

Im looking at him and I already know she wants to get away without paying anything, and sure enough she starts wining aboout not having cash..bla bla bla. I went on the street and helped the guy check under his vehicle as he had a bad back and I could tell and wanted for him to understand the damage fully.

So, she eventually starts saying that “she dont think she did any damage” and although it was minimal, it was still noticeable and obvious. He eventually agrees to her leaving to pick up cash and I quickly took her license plat down,

I had him take a seat, and got him a water as we chatted and waited for the lady to return, well she didnt, so he called the police. The LEO pulled her over and had her drive to my place to hash it out.
So the LEO and us are talking and the ladys in her ride with a dude, which I told the other guy was going to happen as a wannabe confrontation to possibly get off the hook.
The LEO takes both our info, which I found out was because the stupid ass lady said we were being aggressive and “she was scared” and flabergasted told the LEO she was full of s~~~ and Both him and I were actually pretty chill about it, and that I was actually trying to mediate it as a witness and verify-er.
He just wanted to check to see if a background in anything came up, well well were both squeaky clean I personally have a CPL and in my state no violent background is allowed to have that.
He already she was full of s~~~ and told us.
He gives her a ticket she leave and us 3 are talking for a bit.
The other guy was telling him that the first thing the lady said to him was “O my blind spot” then went on with all the excuses. And the LEO was like
“If I ran into anyone, the first thing I ask is if they are ok” which told me he knew from the get go she was full of it, and most probably playing the weak women rape culture poker card.

Ah, the look on her stupid face….Female or Male…..dishonesty, disrespect and sociopaths p~~~ me off, and I go out of my way to bring them down and humiliate them.

Where the hell is honor anymore?

[HitmanParticipant]

you know honor is a male concept..

[bigboy83Participant 11312]

The days when c~~~s can get away with things are over. I guess, she didn’t get the memo.

Shit Tested, Cunt Approved.

[Anonymous 5]

Endwatcher wrote:

….and apparently started talking about how her husband left her numerous times

I wonder why? hahaha

[MaillesmithParticipant 64]

So, from the story you told:
1.
Man’s vehicle was running but stationary. Woman was traveling forward past your sale and took her eyes from her forward direction of travel to look at your sale.. At this point the two vehicles collided, the front bumper of the escape impacting the rear bumper of the van.

If this is the scenario, (at least under Canadian Traffic law), the woman would be at fault for impacting a stationary vehicle from behind. There are few circumstances where colliding with a stationary vehicle is not the fault of the operator of the moving vehicle. This also encompasses many situations where the operator of the stationary vehicle may currently be in violation of traffic law (ie. Stationary across traffic lanes due to an inability to get off road, or a poorly timed/planned turn resulting in a blocking of lanes)

Secondly. There are very few circumstances where the driver that rear-ends another vehicle is not at fault for the collision. Generally, if you hit the car in front of you, you are the operator at fault. This mainly ties in with appropriate following distances and speeds, but could be applicable in this situation, especially if the van was moving forward in the proper direction of travel.

Third. If this the scenario that played out, there is no blind spot in the field of view of the operator of the escape except for the one she created by taking her attention from her direction of travel. The term “Blind spot” refers to an area on either side of the car that is not visible to a vehicle’s operator while looking forward or in the OEM mirrors without turning his/her head. From the viewpoint of the driver these blind spots are typically an area of 10-35 degrees to a distance of 2-4 meters on the passenger side, and 5-20 degrees on the driver’s side of the vehicle.

If you strike a car travelling the same direction at any point behind the front doors, they were not occupying your blind spot (unless the other vehicle overtook you on the right side, other laws are specific on that), but the law here also clearly states that an operator must ensure all areas of restricted visibly are clear of other vehicles and obstructions prior to performing any action in that direction (changing lanes, turning, swerving). Failure to do so is often ruled as negligence. If you strike a vehicle in your blind spot, you are likely the operator at fault.

2.
Man’s vehicle was stationary on the side of the road, opposite the direction of travel. Woman travels forward past your sale and man’s van. Woman pulls over, reverses against the direction of travel toward your sale. Rear bumpers on each vehicle collide.

While the lady may not have been able to see the man’s van, (it was in her “Blind Spot”), she would still be responsible for ensuring her vehicle does not strike anything else while backing up. The law is very specific about this, and it even recommends using a spotter to guide you whenever possible or getting out of your vehicle to assess the area behind you prior to reversing when your are not 100% positive of your surroundings.

Right from the start, her “Defense” was full of crap

But as the LEO said;
If I struck another vehicle, the first words out of my mouth would be “Is everyone ok?”, Not something about why it happened. Cold hard facts of events are not going to change accident investigators are f~~~ing amazing at their jobs; Let’s make sure nobody is going to die first, ok?

[sidecarParticipant 35851]

Endwatcher wrote:

Where the hell is honor anymore?

About a third of the way down the q arm of the Y chromosome.

[TaxGuyParticipant]

From what I read she backed into the back of his van. What she is trying to say is that her blind spot is directly behind her while she is backing up. Sorry, it doesn’t work that way. An Escape, and any other car, has a big f~~~ing window in the back so you can see while you are backing up. A blind spot is to your side when you are both moving in the same direction.

Nice try dunsky….

Order the good wine

[SlayherParticipant 2074]

You could put training wheels on cars and bitches would still wreck them.

I was hit by a female drunk driver years ago. Minimal damage done to my vehicle thankfully. She stumbles out of her car and starts screaming at me. I ignore her and calmly wait for the police to arrive. As I’m waiting I plot my revenge and wonder what her head would look like on the end of spike.

The officer arrives and she runs up to him to plead her case before he can talk with me. I overhear everything. Typical female victim, yada, yada, yada. The officer comes up to me and I see her smiling smugly behind him. The officer asks me my version. I can’t confirm or deny what I said had anything to do with her exploding.

“Officer, after she hit me she was frantic and told me she had been drinking. She offered me a BJ if we didn’t have to involve the authorities and I refused. Besides, she’s ugly.” The officer smiled slightly and behind him all you could hear was a shriek of anger what would have been the envy of any Indian on a warpath. She attempted to run up on us and I explained to the officer that while we were waiting for him she jokingly told me that she wouldn’t be able to walk a straight white line but would love to snort it. Jailarity ensued.
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Good guy = 1
Stupid drunk whore = 0

[ShinyParticipant 2307]

I’ve been through this various times. One backed into me while stationary – this was at a school drop-off, so she’s backing without looking while kids are walking around – and she get’s out, she appropriately apologetic but says, “well I’m not sure who’s at fault here”. I politely explain that she is and get her insurance details.

Another time I am on a main road and the silly cow in front takes her foot of the brake and just rolls back into my car. Then she tries to drive away. I chase her honking the horn until she stops in a turning lane and I get out. a 20-something bloke, one of her kids (presumably) gets out of the passenger side – she’s slow to get out – he tries to do the talking. They’re Asian (I’ve nothing against Asians, mind you, but as they themselves will tell you, they can’t f~~~ing drive. All 4 billion). She probably doesn’t speak English, maybe has no license. I cut the kid off and give him a lecture on appropriate behaviour when you CAUSE an accident, and it ain’t driving away. We check the damage – their tow-bar put a dent in my number plate that I can hammer out, surprisingly no other damage – and I let it go at that.

Women hate the front of my car. That’s just the tip of the iceberg of how many times women have hit my car. Haven’t had an at-fault accident in well over 20 years.

[RoyDalParticipant]

Yesterday, I put in an order for a dash camera.
It is stories like these that made me do it.

Society asks MGTOWs: Why are you not making more tax-slaves?

[PhantomParticipant 3328]

RoyDal wrote:

Yesterday, I put in an order for a dash camera.
It is stories like these that made me do it.

Never thought about it til now, as something I can’t afford to be without.
Looks like it’s time for me to get up to speed with that as well.

[EndwatcherParticipant 81]

In the town I live in, I can only assume somethings up with the water because EVERYONE sucks at driving and doesnt look behind them…I dont get it.

She was backing up and hit his car on the opposite side where he was about to drive the opposite direction,

O, everyone knew what this chick was trying, right from the start. She wasnt fooling anyone.
It was the tenacity of first making excuses and blame, then saying she has no money…In her new Ford while the guy responds back “Hey lady, I have a family to and I dont find it fair for me to have to pay for this” Then the denying her damaging, not honoring the agreement, and then trying to convince the LEO that we were “aggressive”..

I was thinking all along.
Why would I loose my CPL rights because some dumb ass backed up into someone else in front of my house?
I have a squeaky clean recorded and pretty proud of it,
How dare you bitch, to dishonor my name!

[Puffin StuffParticipant 24979]

I was once smashed in the side by a lady dropping my son off at school. It was clearly her fault as she collided into my side quarter panel.

The school ladies all got together and testified I was going to fast. To fast in a line of cars dropping off kids.

They gave me 50% responsibility for the accident based on the school ladies testimony.

Avoid women at all costs.

And me, what a moron for taking my kid to school, that was his stay at home mom’s job back when I was trying to be the best mangina I could be.

#icethemout; Remember Thomas Ball. He died for your children.

[OneforfreedomParticipant 930]

Slayher wrote:

“Officer, after she hit me she was frantic and told me she had been drinking. She offered me a BJ if we didn’t have to involve the authorities and I refused. Besides, she’s ugly.” The officer smiled slightly and behind him all you could hear was a shriek of anger what would have been the envy of any Indian on a warpath. She attempted to run up on us and I explained to the officer that while we were waiting for him she jokingly told me that she wouldn’t be able to walk a straight white line but would love to snort it. Jailarity ensued.
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Good guy = 1
Stupid drunk whore = 0

LOL. You’re awesome.

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