By wheels - 25/02/2009 15:09 - United States
wheels tells us more.
im not blonde... the door locked from the inside and the keys were on a key ring that was already in my car's ignition (i have a really old car and when i start it up and just go, it shakes).. after standing there a minute like "o damn" i slowly pulled my hair out and it hurt pretty bad and there was still quite a bit stuck in the door.. it sucked
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Just imagining this scenario is making me crack up. What an awkward situation. ;O
This happened to me on New Year's Eve (lucliky i didn't have to work, but it was snowing like crazy)
What kind of locks do you have on your front door? Most i've sen are bolts of some sort, so if it's locked, the door won't shut all the way due to the bolt. Just curious, I know there are lots of different locks out there.
So how was this issue resovled exactly? Did you just rip your hair out of the door? I've actually done that with car doors, when it is really windy. #14, technically the one who posted this could be a guy, guys can have long hair too.
OP commented! They pulled their hair out of the door. I would've called my neighbor or someone nearby to get my keys out of the car, but I don't know the time constraints.
this yrs darwin award goes to the woman who froze on her front porch!!
HA.... that's image in my brain made me laugh... but... it is kinda sad... I wonder if you had to cut your hair or got someone to help....
Lol, really, how the hell did she get free? (i'm sorry if 'wheels' is a dude, I am just assuming it was a female because of the long hair)
There is no valid reason to start the car without you (the driver) being inside it, period. You deserved it.
Yeah. You are stupid
I think a driver needs to be in a started vehicle at all times, no exceptions.
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Just imagining this scenario is making me crack up. What an awkward situation. ;O
I have to start the car and leave it running for a few minutes to defrost the windows on cold mornings. I think that's a valid reason.