Anybody else suffer from pint-sized vandals attacking their vehicles last night?
We're not particularly into Halloween, and weren't really aware of the date. Got the OH's parents staying, so not impressed by persistent ringing of the doorbell at about 8:30. Large group of small children on the doorstep (a couple wearing masks), asked them politely to go since the dogs were going ballistic and the kids were in bed.
Came out later to find our Audi's windscreen covered with what looked like cement (dried-on flour and water, I guess). Wipers wouldn't shift it, managed to scrape some off with a CD case but it still looked a right mess this morning. Luckily they'd not touched my R129 (which had a cover on it), or our guests' German-reg. W203. But I saw a couple of other cars down the road that had been 'done' when I drove to the station.
How come parents who need to drive their kids half a mile to school in case they get abducted are quite happy to let them go round in the pitch dark banging on complete strangers' doors asking for sweets?
We're not particularly into Halloween, and weren't really aware of the date. Got the OH's parents staying, so not impressed by persistent ringing of the doorbell at about 8:30. Large group of small children on the doorstep (a couple wearing masks), asked them politely to go since the dogs were going ballistic and the kids were in bed.
Came out later to find our Audi's windscreen covered with what looked like cement (dried-on flour and water, I guess). Wipers wouldn't shift it, managed to scrape some off with a CD case but it still looked a right mess this morning. Luckily they'd not touched my R129 (which had a cover on it), or our guests' German-reg. W203. But I saw a couple of other cars down the road that had been 'done' when I drove to the station.
How come parents who need to drive their kids half a mile to school in case they get abducted are quite happy to let them go round in the pitch dark banging on complete strangers' doors asking for sweets?