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LOL! don't worry, that's happened to me before. but even worse, there was a big indian family in the car, and the grandma was looking at me the whole time, i just didn't see her eyes until i wrote "wash me." haha.
YDI, "Wash Me" isn't even remotely amusing. Also, since when are we required to make sure our cars are clean all the time? If you really care that someone else's car is dirty, you need to find something better to do with your time.
I don't know why ppl feel the need to be so mean and judgmental. The op was just making a little joke. Nothing serious. No need for the name calling and everything like #16 and many others did. To me, that's more immature than what the person did. Cussing out someone via internet is no more mature than this joke.
The funniest thing I've seen like that said "I wish my wife were this dirty" and funnily enough, she was the one driving the car
Walking to the train station after a party one time, the cars were all covered in condensation and a bit damp so my friend traced "I wish my wife was this wet" on one. Simple, but brilliant :D
I say f HIS l because his car was so dirty that you couldn't see someone sitting inside it.
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YDI, don't touch other people's cars.
You could always tell him the car told you to do it.