I keep a stack of these in my truck for things just like this.

So what you're saying is he is probably just a typical new age fisherman?

Also have to look at it in a different light, the guy could possibly have his (girlfriend or better half) with him. If they backed him into the water, and then parked the truck. You have to remember, you can always pick your battles. That isn't one you need to take on IMO.

To throw something out there that's interesting, last week I was on Grapevine and saw a sad scene. Two bucks got tangled up and perished in the water. Haven't seen any bucks this big in my area in a long time. I added it to the Sandbass thread, buddy said i should throw it in the bass section. I blurred out the nasties, so nobody should complain. They are in the first cove on the east side going out of Meadomere.

I bet he left his lights on high beam when backing the boat down too.

You are doing it wrong. A pair of disposable vinyl gloves (no finger prints) and a valve stem tool and you are done in less than 2 minutes.

So let me get this thread correct...some jack wagon, who may or may not have been accompanied by a female, backed his rig down the ramp with his bright lights on, although it is unclear if anyone else was there, then because of some childhood trauma, again, the type of trauma is unclear, he is incapable of parking between the lines in the parking lot and thus ended up parking as he did.. Then, someone else, who I suppose is launching a boat, but that's not 100% clear either, sees the ill-parked truck and trailer (whether before or after being blinded by headlights, if indeed said headlights were on and said person was actually present, we just don't know) is compelled by a strick TFF code to vandelize said "fool's" trailer tires in some fashion. The methodology, including whether to wear gloves, and the number of tires to be vandalized seems to be a matter of personal preference. Despite the code, there does appear to be one alternative method one may choose, civility and communication. However, given the fact that it was only mentioned once and that it quickly drew negative comments, it seems highly improbable. The justification for harsher measures is the fact that this "fool" may have (allegedly) cost two bucks their lives, and apparently these were no ordinary bucks but bigger ones from years past.

That about sum it up?

Wow, I wish I had read that first and skipped the rest of the thread.

I’m still curious as to whether there were more spots open or if the entire parking lot was over flowing with vehicles. If there were still plenty of open spots, then whooptydoo about their horrible parking.

Sure hope she was worth it.

He probably had his trailer hit a time or three while parked and decided to park defensively....

Do ya think I guy that parks like THAT is someone who responds well to a "note"? I'm not one for jacking with peoples stuff either, but he's a jackarse. [/quote]



+1

Maybe it's this guy

Mama always says "Jackwagon is as Jackwagon does..."

I mean if the boat ramp is completely empty and he parks in the very back corner… who cares. That’s what it looks like. I’ve done this to keep my trailer and truck safe. I don’t mind walking to prevent door dings

Prolly the case. The picture taker was prolly not even pulling a boat. Just going to see who have the cajones to fish in the cooler weather.