Random

[rallamajoop]

I drove to uni today, which is routine for Mondays. The less routine part of the story involved me walking down the line of cars parked next to mine and realising that three out of the four were looking the worse for wear - and not just the usual hail damage either (which is a common sight around the university, being one of the worse areas hit by the storm in March). All three cars had obvious collision damage to the front, variously including sizable dents, scratches, patches that had been inexpertly painted over, and number plates scrunched up in ways that metal plating does not naturally scrunch.

Which was a pretty weird little coincidence of car arrangement on it's own, but wait, there's more!

Around lunchtime, I walked past again. One of the damaged cars was gone and its space empty, but the one car out of the four that hadn't been damaged was also gone, and in its space was a new one: chunks of the front bonet knocked in, number plate all scrunchy.

On the one hand, it's probably just one of those weird statistical things. On the other, IS THERE SOMETHING ABOUT THIS PLACE I AM PARKING MY CAR I SHOULD KNOW? o_O

Comments

[miconazole.livejournal.com]

It's just the UWA Welcoming Commitee.

[ldydragon7.livejournal.com]

Obviously Supervillians have been attacking your college on a fairly regular basis and while they have been repeated turned back Mutants/Superheroes/Mercs with questionable sanity ... well collateral damage is just part of the game. And sadly collision coverage does not include one's car being picked up and used as a blunt weapon.

[rallamajoop.livejournal.com]

Then I must congratulate our local superheros for managing to use our cars as blunt weapons and still return them with only dents and scratches to one area. ;)

[rallamajoop.livejournal.com]

They never welcomed *me*. Should I feel grateful or jealous?