so pissed at my girl

db17k · 11-14-2005, 01:42 PM

don't scrub it with hard bristles like someone mentioned earlier, that'll just make your carpet all fuzzy in that spot, go with the wet vac

underDAWG · 11-14-2005, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Speedy E90

I could have slaped her. (but thats not my way) I am sooo pissed.
:mad:

I don't think I need to give you any advice on how to take care of the damage. However I do have some advice regarding your GF. You need to be very mad at her and lead to a big fight. After that, you two have a make up session and followed with a make up sex. It is the best.

txusa03 · 11-14-2005, 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by itznin

You guys are all focusing on the detergent........ maybe you missed the 2 inch scratch?

Yeah, the scratch is outside so it is more visible. Anyway, to get back at her, tell her no nookie for one month.

David328M-Sport · 11-14-2005, 02:12 PM

or just get the cover steam cleaned like i had to a couple of months ago. instant fuss free fix.

the scratch can also be fixed by a high quality repair shop. will need to leave your car with them though.

remember your precious girlfriend did not mean to scratch your car. it was an accident. im sure she has apologised. yes?

take care. all the best.

ACZakka325i · 11-14-2005, 02:15 PM

its only a car and you will have a new/better one in a few years. Chill bud.

fredtoo · 11-14-2005, 02:22 PM

Or you may need to give her a good spanking

e90driver · 11-14-2005, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by fredtoo

Or you may need to give her a good spanking

Speedy E90 · 11-14-2005, 02:50 PM

hey rprasad,

I am not in the area rught now but Ill be back on Saturday and Ill be around for a week or so. I live in Duke Forest close to CH. So if you wanna go for a ride or maybe have a meet that would be cool!!!

Speedy E90 · 11-14-2005, 02:55 PM

btw....she did appologize and she sucked my bobo all the way back from the mountains......

BellasBmw · 11-14-2005, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ACZakka325i

its only a car and you will have a new/better one in a few years. Chill bud.

LoL.. that could apply to the girlfriend too...

Frank_NJ · 11-14-2005, 03:39 PM

Just get it fixed and tell her to be more careful!

txusa03 · 11-14-2005, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Speedy E90

btw....she did appologize and she sucked my bobo all the way back from the mountains......

there you go, you got something out of it as well...so what's the fuss. :rocks:

e90fanatic · 11-14-2005, 03:48 PM

bring it to a body shop for the scratch and a detailing shop for the soap. Yell at her to point that she will never do it again...that's how i'd do it....depends how much u like ur car...

db17k · 11-14-2005, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by e90fanatic

bring it to a body shop for the scratch and a detailing shop for the soap. Yell at her to point that she will never do it again...that's how i'd do it....depends how much u like ur car...

LMAO, yeah how about rubbing her face in the mess and saying "no! bad, bad girl we don't do that on the carpet"

theclay · 11-14-2005, 05:06 PM

I know how you feel Speedy. My girl spilled a full Monster energy drink all over the front passenger carpet and seat when the car was only two weeks old. I wanted to wring her neck.
Instead, I payed for a carpet shampoo and detail. No real harm done in hindsight.
After that happened I tend to carry anything that she can spill or anything that can ding the car for her. She's a bit clumsy, you should see her car.

-Clay

younghov85 · 11-14-2005, 05:12 PM

all i drink is water in my car for these such reasons but i do allow my girl to drink n eat in my car but she respects my car and doesnt spill anything

theclay · 11-14-2005, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by younghov85

all i drink is water in my car for these such reasons but i do allow my girl to drink n eat in my car but she respects my car and doesnt spill anything

Nobody eats or smokes in my car. Not even me and I'm a smoker.

MisterSkiMask · 11-14-2005, 05:27 PM

All you guys who say just fix it can shut the hell up!!! Why should he have to fix it, if due care was exercised by her he would have nothing to fix. Some people just don’t have any respect for other peoples things. Are they just things yes, but why should they be abused.

Here is a little story, I bought a brand new sports car, about $65,000, it is a toy just to be enjoyed. Lives in the garage and gets parked to avoid dings (hell I have even parked rental car so they wouldn’t get dings, that’s how f-ed up I am). So my GF and I went to a little shop that has a parking lot with about 7 spaces, so I park in the last space on the end and back in (no real reason it was just easier to back in). So swings her door open to get out and I hear the most gut wrenching noise. My (very expensive) light weight door bouncing off of a f*cking steel post filled with concrete (protecting a water main or something). I asked (probably in an annoyed, shocked tone) if I heard what I thought I heard...long story short she got mad at me for “sounding like her dad” WTF!!! All she had to do was look out the window and she would have seen the YELLOW POST!!!

I have also had a run in with products spilled in my SUV, weather tech mat can save a relationship. After this stuff happened I vented to myself by writing the following.

Remember no matter what happens it is always your fault, there is something you could have done to prevent it.

1. Open car doors, so they don’t bounce your doors off of stuff.
2. Check the locks
3. Create and maintain a place for keys
4. Wash/maintain the vehicles, so they don’t scratch them

Remember there are many things that they don’t care about that you do. It is your job to make it more difficult for them to ruin the stuff you care about. (This I’m sure goes both ways)
1. Get Tivo/DVR, that way you don’t have to get up set about missing something, just press pause let her talk and then get back to the game
2. When traveling make sure hair goop and other leaky/messy bottles are in zip lock bags, I can not stress this enough people, if there is to be an elevation change, squeeze some of the air out of the bottle. A good trip depends on it.

E90-4life · 11-14-2005, 05:35 PM

Now your 3 will be just that much more special and unique because of that laundry detergent spill

j./k, really like the others have said, there are worse things in life than this. Just scrub it out over and over til the soap has been compeltely absorbed, using warm water preferrably

MisterSkiMask · 11-14-2005, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by E90-4life

Just scrub it out over and over til the soap has been compeltely absorbed, using warm water preferrably

F*ckin brilliant, scrub the carpet and the scratch on your bumper will magically disappear

E90-4life · 11-14-2005, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterSkiMask

F*ckin brilliant, scrub the carpet and the scratch on your bumper will magically disappear

I was just talking about the carpet, chizill dude.

mc68386 · 11-14-2005, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by MisterSkiMask

Remember there are many things that they don’t care about that you do. It is your job to make it more difficult for them to ruin the stuff you care about. (This I’m sure goes both ways)
1. Get Tivo/DVR, that way you don’t have to get up set about missing something, just press pause let her talk and then get back to the game
2. When traveling make sure hair goop and other leaky/messy bottles are in zip lock bags, I can not stress this enough people, if there is to be an elevation change, squeeze some of the air out of the bottle. A good trip depends on it.

Wow. You do sound like her dad.

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theclay Lieutenant 20 Rep 510 Posts Drives: '06 330i Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Los Angeles, Ca. iTrader: (0) Garage List 2006 330i [0.00]	I know how you feel Speedy. My girl spilled a full Monster energy drink all over the front passenger carpet and seat when the car was only two weeks old. I wanted to wring her neck. Instead, I payed for a carpet shampoo and detail. No real harm done in hindsight. After that happened I tend to carry anything that she can spill or anything that can ding the car for her. She's a bit clumsy, you should see her car. -Clay __________________ Jet Black, Black Leather, Aluminum Trim, Sport, Premium, Steptronic, 35% tint
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younghov85 Captain 65 Rep 889 Posts Drives: 2006 E90 black 325 Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Lanham, Maryland iTrader: (0)	all i drink is water in my car for these such reasons but i do allow my girl to drink n eat in my car but she respects my car and doesnt spill anything
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MisterSkiMask Banned 147 Rep 2,014 Posts Drives: I Can not say Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: you must not know iTrader: (0)	All you guys who say just fix it can shut the hell up!!! Why should he have to fix it, if due care was exercised by her he would have nothing to fix. Some people just don’t have any respect for other peoples things. Are they just things yes, but why should they be abused. Here is a little story, I bought a brand new sports car, about $65,000, it is a toy just to be enjoyed. Lives in the garage and gets parked to avoid dings (hell I have even parked rental car so they wouldn’t get dings, that’s how f-ed up I am). So my GF and I went to a little shop that has a parking lot with about 7 spaces, so I park in the last space on the end and back in (no real reason it was just easier to back in). So swings her door open to get out and I hear the most gut wrenching noise. My (very expensive) light weight door bouncing off of a f*cking steel post filled with concrete (protecting a water main or something). I asked (probably in an annoyed, shocked tone) if I heard what I thought I heard...long story short she got mad at me for “sounding like her dad” WTF!!! All she had to do was look out the window and she would have seen the YELLOW POST!!! I have also had a run in with products spilled in my SUV, weather tech mat can save a relationship. After this stuff happened I vented to myself by writing the following. Remember no matter what happens it is always your fault, there is something you could have done to prevent it. 1. Open car doors, so they don’t bounce your doors off of stuff. 2. Check the locks 3. Create and maintain a place for keys 4. Wash/maintain the vehicles, so they don’t scratch them Remember there are many things that they don’t care about that you do. It is your job to make it more difficult for them to ruin the stuff you care about. (This I’m sure goes both ways) 1. Get Tivo/DVR, that way you don’t have to get up set about missing something, just press pause let her talk and then get back to the game 2. When traveling make sure hair goop and other leaky/messy bottles are in zip lock bags, I can not stress this enough people, if there is to be an elevation change, squeeze some of the air out of the bottle. A good trip depends on it.
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