I've seen the spit threads over the last couple of weeks but never thought I'd become a victim. Then it happened today. I was at my local gym. I was inside for only an hour and a half. When I come out there's a big goober on the roof of my car. Panicking and fearing the culprits may get away, I dive for my cell phone and call 911. I summon all of my courage as I try to keep from crying as I explain the going's on of this tragedy to the pleasant 911 operator. Hearing the terror in my voice she carefully tries to calm me down. It starts off with "it's just a bit of saliva sir". I go silent. I explain to her that it was my Monte Carlo Blue NSX. A pregnant pause is heard from her end of the phone. Seconds later I am surrounded by 2 marked cars, a SWAT team van and two police helicopters hover overhead. Finger prints (and lip prints) are taken. The surrounding 6 blocks are cordoned (sp?) off and the interrogations begin. After extensive body cavity searches, DNA comparisons and several claims of police brutality the search has ended and the brutal assailants have escaped to victimize another. My wife and I will be entering therapy soon to hopefully recover from this and avoid the crippling effects of Post traumatic stress disorder. If anyone is interested in starting a support group please feel free to contact me. I will also be setting up a foundation to help support other victims of flying saliva. I'll call the group NO GRASP (NSX Owners Going Right After SPitters). We hope to raise enough to provide all victims with at least one bottle of Meguiar's Quick Detailer and a microfiber towel. Anything any of you could donatle would be greatly appreciated by me and the other victims of this horrible crime.
But seriously, someone did spit on my car. What's with the spit?
[This message has been edited by SCS2k (edited 25 January 2003).]
But seriously, someone did spit on my car. What's with the spit?
[This message has been edited by SCS2k (edited 25 January 2003).]