No
Additional: The description of "kissing" a bumper and leaving a "scratch" are pretty much in the eye of the beholder. The owner of the struck vehicle may have quite a different veiw of the extent of the damage.
In years past bumpers were made of steel and, in fact, meant for just that purpose - minor bumps. However on modern vehicles what we now call "bumpers" are really nothing more than plastic or fiberglass housings that cover the air-bag sensors. If one of these 'covers' is damaged it can cost upwards of hundreds to replace or repair. Your best policy woiuld be to exchange information with the other owner, or leave a note on the car telling them of the bump. Remember - even if the owner wasn't there at the time - you NEVER know who might have seen you do it!
It certainly is possible to scratch it, but this stand is scratch resistant and won't scratch easily - but almost nothing out there is really "scratch proof". Generally, no it won't scratch easily.
Most scratches from fingernails leave red marks where the scratch occurred.
No, but a flake of mica will probably come off(unless you scratch it really lightly).
That depends what you scratch it with, what material the rock is made from, and how much force you apply when scratching.
you get scabs when you scratch and your blood hardens when you leave it untreated.
Get a priest or paranormal investigation team and ask the professionals to drive them out. On the other hand, you could simply ask them to leave of their own accord.
That depends. Bumper to bumper car accident or legally known as Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of multiple vehicle accidents and one of the primary causes of whiplash. Even if it's a minor accident, if you were at fault it wouldn't be wise to immediately leave the scene as that would be a case of "hit and run". If the driver saw your plate number while you hasten to leave, then he can file a lawsuit against you and you'll be looking at a large settlement case, instead of just helping the car owner to have his bumper fixed.
Uh, maybe. If everybody is OK with it.
well some cats shed, so they could leave hair everywhere, and if you dont brush them, their fur will get tangled, and they might scratch your furniture, or someone in the house could be allergic to cats.
scratch under their neck and kiss the top of their Head i should know i have one and he purrs every time i see him Dark Shad0w:you should also occasionally feed them treats but spray them with water when they are doing something bad NEVER hit them because they could scratch you and it'll leave an ugly, painful scratch on your arm and then you'll have to rub it with an alcohol swab and apply neosporin antibiotic ointment on it so it would heal and not leave a scar
Flannel is great for this, but can leave some fuzzies behind. It is a little more pricey, but microfiber is also a good option.
No. Just maybe abusive. Love should not hurt... or leave marks!