March 25, 2005
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You know what feature I want in an automobile?
A decent horn.
A horn that gets noticed. A horn that makes a statement. A
horn that let's the world - or at least the yahoo that darted out right
in front of me - know Anne Is Here And She Ain't Happy.Instead, what does Chevrolet provide?
Beep.
BEEP? Beep?
I don't wanna say "beep", I wanna say HONK!!!
Comments (6)
You mean something like this?.
Many more here. Scroll down a bit.
[appreciatively] That's the ticket. Something with oomph. Something with presence. Something with power.
Not just a high-pitched, lame-o "beep".
How about a European style klaxon? Now THAT would be fun.
Get yourself a boat horn. You'd part traffic like it was the Red Sea with one of those things.
Well, it'll cost you some money, but a Buick Park Avenue and a Cadillac DeVille both have a horn that sounds like a tug boat coming down the river. My parents had an `89 Park Avenue, and when I drove it, I used to blow the horn (not something we generally do here in the South, as you know) everytime I drove it, just so I could hear what a real horn was supposed to sound like!
How funny! Mom and Dad both drive Park Avenues.
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