New Yorkers would not stand for that. You would find your lawn chairs destroyed. I've seen more than a few fights for parking spots. Fortunately I only need a parking spot over night and Queens boulevard is usually a safe place to park. Very active even at 3 am.
You have to do it like we did when we lived in the actual City.
Wash
My car has never seen a garage.You mean you dont have a warm covered garage ? Holy crap I coudnt sleep at night knowing that...
Neighbors across the street have a jammed garage door, behind which is a regular morass of junk. The door allows feral bunnies to enter and exit at will; somewhere back in that junk is a warren. These bunnies roam the neighborhood, usually after dark. Cute things. Not very little either! I now wonder if the "kitty prints" I saw on my freshly washed Stinger last fall were actually bunny prints. They were muddy, which suits a rabbit but not a cat. Fortunately, initial curiosity with the pristine car did not have any follow up visits. *cross fingers*
Runaway! Runaway!
No way. Hand grenades hit everything.
I have a .410, which is overkill. I've thought of getting a pellet rifle. But so far the bunnies are not doing any harm of any kind that I can see. If I ever see muddy prints on my car again, I will definitely rethink this.
That doesn't look too bad! How far away from the vehicle that was broken into is your car?
