Pictures of styles and just basic instructions on how to manage it would be nice. ^___^ I'm just looking for new ideas basically and I pretty much fail at this kind of thing. gt;.lt;It's dirty blonde color and a little more than shoulder length if that matters any to your answer.
Please update with more info, ie: Where you have heard of this type of lock or Where you may have seen this lock in use and What part of the key is X-shaped, the bow, or the blade I'll check back EDIT__EDIT__EDIT__EDIT__EDIT__EDIT__ED Thanks for updating? Sounds like a company called Papaiz. X-shaped keys are usually called 4-way or cruciform keys. They are a type of high security lock/key system. It is European in design construction. I'm sorry but.. There's not much more info on these type of keys locks.
You both will likely get a ticket if you call the police in the criminal sense since you broke a law also. But then you don't have to tell them you park where the hydrant was. Remember your Fifth Amendment Right and don't volunteer unnecessary information. The guy hit you while he was backing into a parking spot on x street then left. Focus on the hit and run if I were you. You could sue for damages in a civil case if you so wish, but your damages are probably not high enough to justify legal actions. For what it's worth, you parking at a fire hydrant had no relationship to him hitting you. The fire hydrant law is designed to make sure firefighters can get water to put out fires. So the intent of that law is not to afford more room for his to back up. He was not the protected class and could not derive benefits from the law anyway. So he still should have been careful in backing. Anyway, there is no sense in any law suit here, just me killing time before Christmas. Although a hit and run is pretty serious IMO. It happened to me twice and just upset me. Once I got a broken mirror, then I got a scratched bumper cover.
