Victoria Parade Window Washer Ruined my Window

[Ext User(norak)]

On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
with Pantene shampoo.

How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
speak to the ACCC?

[Ext User(the_dawggie)]

On Apr 21, 3:16 pm, norak <k.no...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?


I don;t know about VicCo however suspect that was illegal.

Good lunk in solving it though.

Any metal contact on 'screen will damage it.

I sometimes park my arse over bullbar, and lay back
on 'lux bonnet, however can't use abrasive product
on windscreen. If I was fat, might not do it,
windscreens different.

[Ext User(Tom N)]

norak wrote:

> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?

You try your trolling somewhere else.

[Ext User(Spankalogical Protocol)]

"norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegro ups.com...
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?
>

Give the ACCC a call on Monday.

HTH

[Ext User(Clockmeister)]

"norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegro ups.com...
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?
>

No, you find the culprit and jam his squeegee up his clacker.

[Ext User(Daryl Walford)]

norak wrote:
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?
>
Cleaning the window yourself would be a lot simpler and most likely
prevent you from being called a dickhead and being laughed at or is it
already too late for that?


Daryl

[Ext User(SJ)]

Too late!



"Daryl Walford" <user@example.net> wrote in message
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> norak wrote:
>> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
>> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
>> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
>> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
>> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
>> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
>> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
>> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
>> with Pantene shampoo.
>>
>> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
>> speak to the ACCC?
>>
> Cleaning the window yourself would be a lot simpler and most likely
> prevent you from being called a dickhead and being laughed at or is it
> already too late for that?
>
>
> Daryl

[Ext User(Christo)]

"Clockmeister" <whowhere@andwhy.com> wrote in message
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>
> "norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegro ups.com...
>> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
>> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
>> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
>> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
>> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
>> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
>> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
>> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
>> with Pantene shampoo.
>>
>> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
>> speak to the ACCC?
>>
>
> No, you find the culprit and jam his squeegee up his clacker.
>
SIDEWAYS!

[Ext User(Ron)]

Daryl Walford <user@example.net> wrote in news:132jo9n5b3oqt19
@corp.supernews.com:

> norak wrote:
>> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
>> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
>> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
>> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
>> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
>> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
>> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
>> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
>> with Pantene shampoo.
>>
>> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
>> speak to the ACCC?
>>
> Cleaning the window yourself would be a lot simpler and most likely
> prevent you from being called a dickhead and being laughed at or is it
> already too late for that?
>
>
> Daryl
>

Far too latr :-)

[Ext User(Lindsay)]

norak wrote:

> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?

Speak to the ACCC, call the police, and the anti-terror hotline
while you're at it. Do you remember where your fridge magnet is?

Now, fuck off Bevan.

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to say illegal!)

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[Ext User(Bevan)]

"Lindsay" <lindsay00@hornet.net.au> wrote in message
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>
>
> norak wrote:
>
> > How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> > speak to the ACCC?
>
> Speak to the ACCC, call the police, and the anti-terror hotline
> while you're at it. Do you remember where your fridge magnet is?
>
> Now, fuck off Bevan.
>

WTF?
144.133.86.7 Certainly ain't me!!
Try 124.180.248.89
Now fucking apologise you paranoid prick!

[Ext User(Lindsay)]

Bevan wrote:

> > Now, fuck off Bevan.
> >
>
> WTF?
> 144.133.86.7 Certainly ain't me!!
> Try 124.180.248.89
> Now fucking apologise you paranoid prick!

Who made me paranoid?

Now, fuck off Bevan.


--
Scrap the 00 to post direct.

"We all should present legal cars. I'm embarrassed we've presented a car
that's ineligible." Mark Skaife, Chief Sook, HRT.12/11/04 (It must hurt
to say illegal!)

"Speed limit near schools lowered to 40 grams per student" - CNNNN

"It really doesn't matter if my wording wasn't 100% accurate." David Z

[Ext User(mick_lalor)]

norak wrote:
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?
>
>
Umm correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this the 3rd thread on this
subject in the last few months?????????

[Ext User(Albm&ctd)]

In article <1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.c om>,
k.norak@gmail.com says...
> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there.

Where's a sniper when you need one.

Al
--
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It's more fun to insult everyone.
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[Ext User(atec77')]

Albm&ctd wrote:
> In article <1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.c om>,
> k.norak@gmail.com says...
>> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> bunch of window cleaners were there.
>
> Where's a sniper when you need one.
>
> Al

I find a large bat works well if you can get it out the window quickly .
Or a water pistol filled with stale piss

[Ext User(SuperFish)]

"Albm&ctd" <alb_mandctdNOWMD@connexus.net.au> wrote in message
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> In article <1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.c om>,
> k.norak@gmail.com says...
> > On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> > Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> > bunch of window cleaners were there.
>
> Where's a sniper when you need one.
>
> Al

Try alt.ozdebate

[Ext User(Taxiruss)]

"SuperFish" <MM@xxx.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Albm&ctd" <alb_mandctdNOWMD@connexus.net.au> wrote in message
> news:MPG.2095e00cd2a4076e989dc0@news.readfreenews. net...
>> In article <1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegroups.c om>,
>> k.norak@gmail.com says...
>> > On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> > Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> > bunch of window cleaners were there.
>>
>> Where's a sniper when you need one.
>>
>> Al
>
> Try alt.ozdebate
>
Its dead as...

[Ext User(David Z)]

As a follow up to this thread, I'm wondering what happened to your window?
Is it still ruined or have you fixed it? If so , how did you accomplish
this?

"norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
> with Pantene shampoo.
>
> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
> speak to the ACCC?
>

[Ext User(Scotty)]

"David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:r01ij.2365$421.546@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> As a follow up to this thread, I'm wondering what happened to your window?
> Is it still ruined or have you fixed it? If so , how did you accomplish
> this?
>
> "norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegro ups.com...
>> On Friday night after midnight I was driving east along Victoria
>> Parade and was about to turn right into Punt Road/Hoddle Street. A
>> bunch of window cleaners were there. The guy came up to me and I shook
>> my head and said no I don't want my windows cleaned. He then just
>> cleaned it anyway, probably thinking people would feel a need to
>> reciprocate by giving money afterwards. I put down my car window and
>> told the guy that I don't have any money and he walked off and did the
>> same thing to another person. When I got home I checked my window and
>> it looked really foggy and stuffed up. I suspect the window cleaner's
>> cleaning solution might have been responsible. Perhaps he mixed water
>> with Pantene shampoo.
>>
>> How do I handle something like this? Do I go to the police or do I
>> speak to the ACCC?
>>
>
>

Clean your window with prepsol then wash that off with some dishwashing
liquid and water. Or just try the dishwashing liquid to start with and see
how you go.

I never let them touch my windows, the chance of the squiggies having grit
im them and them scratching the windscreen is highly likely and they all
look like they can run fast, you never see fat arses out there.

[Ext User(lindsay)]

"David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:r01ij.2365$421.546@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> As a follow up to this thread, I'm wondering what happened to your window?
> Is it still ruined or have you fixed it? If so , how did you accomplish
> this?


How quaint! A troll being suckered by a troll! HAHAHAHAHAHahahahaha

> "norak" <k.norak@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1177132584.694539.193710@y5g2000hsa.googlegro ups.com...

Davie Boy, You and Bevan's sock puppets would get on like a house on
fire....
You must be getting desperate for someone to talk to you if you're
sifting through 9 month old threads....