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The Last Archimedean

This guy needs a clue stick upside the head.

Humor_Me

I want to know how the hell they got out of it! Did they climb out the back window or the side window? I would love to have a nice small car like this and be able to park anywhere, but the "anywhere" wouldn't be a douche move like this.

maskedmustelid

I'm guessing they got in/out via the boot. Mind you, the guy probably thought that he was being pretty clever - he doesn't have to worry about all those loose shopping trolleys rolling into his car and messing up his paintwork!

It'd almost be worth the price of buying a length of chain/padlock just to see the guy trapped in there...

Blackout

@MM- *Almost* worth it? I keep one of those cables for securing car covers and a lock with me just for these occasions.

derrr

... I would have rammed a cart straight up that car's ass. That'd teach 'im.

don

Pretty fucking Stupid!

The Last Archimedean

That's when you take your sharpest key and make a full circuit.

NC Tony

I'd park a couple or three shopping carts right behind his car (more if I could find them) just to piss him off. If I wasn't in a hurry, I'd wait around to see his reaction when he came out of the store. But I agree with Humor Me, how the fuck did he get out of the car?

The Last Archimedean

Maybe he got out through the sunroof? Does that kind of car even have a sunroof? I guess either that or he crawled through the trunk.

melchar

My guess is that the driver parked in a real parking space and someone in an SUV manhandled the smartcar into the cart corral to steal their parking space.

candieaddict

I think it's pretty cool that he/she even managed that!

But I personally wouldn't do anything to harm their car. That's even more rude.

Damn Yankee

They weigh next to nothing. Buy a high school football team a couple pizzas, and you can have them move it anywhere you please!

 TechTiger

The other possibility; those cart corrals aren't always attached to the ground. At the local Walfart, I've seen them knocked over and folded up several times.

Squirrel bagger

My work place had an issue with people doing this, so we just modified a forklift and started pulling them away, was great fun.

perky

Just to play devil's advocate it could be that the driver parked their wee little smart car in a regular parking space and a group of guys moved it as a prank. As others have said, they can be man-handled by a determined group of guys (or gals).

One of my dad's favorite stories to tell was when he was in high school and him and his buddies moved the English teacher's VW bug into the middle of the school's main hallway as a prank.

Nocturnesthesia

I'm also assuming someone did this to bust the guy's balls. Some shit disturbers in my city once got a police cruiser into a fountain (not sure how).

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