girlaTTorney

Great minds must think alike...I was thinking of kicking her dog (by mistake of course);-)

evan

Don't waste your time, IMO.

AkRascal

Obviously, she is jealous of your fine car.

MichaelTT

then part as respectful friends...or tell each other 'outa my life'

RTinNYC(again)

And he says if she doesn't have a cat, you'll have to kick the neighbor's cat, or any other cat, for that matter.

Here kitty, kitty... punt!!!

;-)

economisTT

but she needs to apologize to your tt!

Ag TT

I don't believe it's your parking preferences or anything related to your car that's bothering her. If I were you, I would call her and ask her what's bothering her, IMHO. She might be upset at you on something elso, but didn't know how to express it. So, she used the incident your described as a way to relief her frustration. Please don't quote me on this. I am just guessing.

EighTT

If you have some time invested in the friendship and she makes an effort, then sure why not try to forgive and forget.

However, if the situation is anything other than this and/or she makes no effort, screw her. There are plenty of others out there who will show you more respect than that.

Maybe you should make more male friends. They'll understand why you park as you do, and they probably won't mind driving either!

girlaTTorney

Thanks, Brad. I like your idea about more male friends.... ;-D

FlooriTT

I ended up not talking to my best friend for three months.