Coup de flip
By aulson - 19/03/2009 17:35
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Merci beaucoup pour tout ces compliments, j'avoue que j'ai un peu galéré pour faire loger tout ça en 300 signes! C'est vraiment une VDM, mais même moi, 1 semaine après, ça me fait rire... Petits détails supplémentaires que je n'avais pas pu caler dans la version originale, juste pour le plaisir : Ils ont pris nos sacs, mais pas le matos de camping (quand même assez cher et certainement plus facile à revendre). Pour la glacière, ils l'ont ouvert, ont étalé le beurre par terre, dénigré notre bocal de compote (pourtant peut-être le seul aliment encore comestible que la glacière contenait) et pris tout ce qui était probablement en voie de décomposition avancée (d'où le "malades"). Et la raison pour laquelle je dis que c'était des hommes est simple : vu la façon dont ils ont littéralement plié la portière, il y a plus de chance que ce soit des mecs, même si effectivement, une femme peut aussi être très forte. Simple loi de probabilité. Pour finir, je précise que les flics ont trouvé la voiture avant nous. Ils ont gentiment ouvert (et laissé ouverte) la fenêtre avant passager, pris nos papiers pour qu'on ne se les fasse pas piquer, et nous ont laissé un mot disant "your car has been stolen (non, sans blague ?) please come to the police office". Bien sûr, arrivé là-bas, pas un flic parlant francais ou anglais... Ne parlant pas espagnol, j'ai dû faire ma déclaration de vol en mime, c'était génial... J'ai peur que vous ne me croyez plus après ça, mais dernière petite anecdote : on rentre en France, prenant l'autoroute avec notre portière qui était écartée d'une bonne vingtaine de centimètres, on s'arrête sur une aire de repos après Bordeaux. Là un mec se pointe et dit "vous vous êtes fait braquer votre voiture?" Nous, l'air méchant "ben oui, ça se voit non ?" et il répond "vous voulez que je la remette ? je suis carrossier" et là, on a même pas eu le temps de dire oui qu'il a ouvert la porte, pris appui avec son genou et a redressé la portière en 2 temps 3 mouvements. Faudra quand même la changer, mais au moins on a pu faire le reste du chemin sans avoir cet horrible bruit d'appel d'air !
Bon, je pense qu'une petite explication s'impose. Je suis l'auteur de cette VDM. Entre nous, il n'y avait pas de routine, de déclarations neu neu ni de trop plein de bons sentiments. On était juste bien et évidemment il y avait le petit lot d'engueulades. Et puis il a connu des évènements malheureux, voire très durs. A partir de là il s'est enfermé et m'a rejeté. Alors je l'ai laissé tranquille un long moment. Puis je suis revenue et là j'ai eu droit à "c'est pas toi, on était bien, mais le bonheur ça me fait chier, j'ai pas envie". Voilà, pour vous aider à mieux comprendre.