Nah dont want anyone to pay thank you for the thought though, all we really want is whats hardest to get a Sorry and to know who it was, not to tell anyone but to know ourselves.
I think the situation is that the finger of suspicion is pointing in one direction but there is no hard and fast evidence - hence no naming names and no accusations of "you f*cked my car up", merely a request for the person who did it (unintentionally Im sure but possibly not aware - though Id be amazed if not as it was a massive dent in Johns door) to stand up and say "Look, Im sorry - it was a genuine accident and I thought you might do your nut at me so I didnt want to confront you with it at a car show where everyones supposed to be having a good time. I cant pay for it all but I can make a contribution and you have my sincere apologies."Quote: Originally posted by James on 07 September 2004
Sorry I read this wrong "i know who was parked next to me" I presumed as you knew who was next to you, then it was that person parked next to you?