[Schumi]

4:21 AM. The car alarm of the blue Dodge Neon SRT4 parked out on the street in front of my house is going off. Again. It has been doing this once every few hours for the last 4 days.

Backstory.

A young college girl decided to park her car in the parking spot in front of my house last week. She is from a sorority house down the street I think. She then leaves her car there. It hasn't moved in a week. Needless to say I'm a bit pissed. The girls from that place constantly take my parking spot even though they have a parking lot of their own, and they will leave their cars parked there for days or weeks... leaving me to have to park on a side street somewhere. I mean, it's kinda BS considering it's usually common courtesy around here to not park in front of someone's house/driveway to their house if you know... you plan on leaving your car there for weeks. Just seems kinda rude. In St. Louis suburbs it was just sorta an unwritten rule. But whatever. I can park in the back alley if I have to.

But the real annoying part is this chick's car (with it's fart can muffler and limo tint with a windshield banner on the top of it with "Princess" or some other ridiculous wording) has a retardedly sensitive car alarm. All it takes is a large truck passing by to set it off. And it has been going off every fricking few hours for days. Middle of the night and early morning... doesn't matter.

It's one of those annoying ones too, not just a honking horn. You know the ones. booooOOOOOOOOOOp.... booooooOOOOOOOP..... ERHN ERHN ERHN ERHN ERHN EHRN ERHN..... beeeeeeeeeooooooooooooo. beeeeeeeeoooooooooo.


son of a ***** it's driving me nuts. Tomorrow morning I'm leaving a note on the windshield. She needs to friggin cut that **** out or move her car or something. Either that or I'm going to give that car alarm a reason to be going off.


It's ridiculous too, the fact that she keeps the alarm on all the time when my car is parked in a spot that has no street lights and I leave it unlocked 50% of the time. This street isn't a necessarily high-crime area. Not yet..