johnnie
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Mon Jan-24-05 04:44 PM
Response to Reply #32 |
| 33. My father once told me |
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In Cleveland during the 60s, it was against the law to honk your horn. It was because of the riots and stuff that was going on at the time. I know it is illegal to honk your horn past 11:30 here.
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| -Did you know in some cities honking is considered the HEIGHT of rudeness? |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:00 PM |
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It's a requirement around Chicago |
DrGonzoLives |
Jan-24-05 03:10 PM |
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I could get along well in a city in which it is required. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:12 PM |
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Good thing I wasn't the driver (in your car) |
BlueJazz |
Jan-24-05 03:18 PM |
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As if this is the height of couth and good manners |
miss_kitty |
Jan-24-05 03:32 PM |
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There really is a difference everywhere I think. |
smbolisnch |
Jan-24-05 03:16 PM |
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In some cities it also means that you're horny, go figure. |
Murphys_Unlawful |
Jan-24-05 03:16 PM |
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Not in Brooklyn |
Lavender Brown |
Jan-24-05 03:17 PM |
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I'd do well there. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:21 PM |
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Absolutely right. You have to keep your hand on the horn to keep waking up |
BrklynLiberal |
Jan-24-05 03:37 PM |
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Somebody was outside my building a few nights ago, |
Lavender Brown |
Jan-24-05 03:41 PM |
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DAMN! they do that a lot in NYC!! I hate it!! |
BrklynLiberal |
Jan-24-05 05:39 PM |
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I met a Texan from Austin |
KurtNYC |
Jan-24-05 03:21 PM |
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Eh. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:24 PM |
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Hey Bouncy I am from New York City |
givemebackmycountry |
Jan-24-05 03:23 PM |
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But I love that about New York. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:25 PM |
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I think that is every bit as much a charicature of NYC as |
KurtNYC |
Jan-24-05 03:39 PM |
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That's funny, I'm from Dallas too, |
crispini |
Jan-24-05 03:24 PM |
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I know, right? Who knew? |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 03:26 PM |
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The courtesy tap is very Seattle |
flamingyouth |
Jan-24-05 03:40 PM |
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They were assholes to start with--had little to do with the honk. |
tjdee |
Jan-24-05 03:51 PM |
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L.A .here |
GRLMGC |
Jan-24-05 03:53 PM |
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I think we're rapidly catching up with you on the roadrage. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:12 PM |
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I live in Houston, and I am very sparing with the horn. |
Lady Effingbroke |
Jan-24-05 04:08 PM |
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We do both of those here |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:11 PM |
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Oh another thing I noticed: |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:13 PM |
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I think we may be a bit less "honky" here (in the "horny" sense) than |
Lady Effingbroke |
Jan-24-05 04:29 PM |
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Oh yeah bulldogging doesn't require any honking. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:31 PM |
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I would have locked the doors and LEANED ON IT |
DS1 |
Jan-24-05 04:17 PM |
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If someone hesitates a millisecond when the light turns green in Boston |
Kathy in Cambridge |
Jan-24-05 04:17 PM |
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Yikes. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:32 PM |
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Kathy, I've been honked ~before~ it turned green plenty of times |
DS1 |
Jan-24-05 04:54 PM |
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try putting your car in reverse, that often helps the situation as well |
StopTheMorans |
Jan-24-05 04:55 PM |
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Or turn it off and get out the car and look at the hood while scratching |
DS1 |
Jan-24-05 04:57 PM |
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you could get a ticket for honking at a parked car |
Kire |
Jan-24-05 04:21 PM |
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Huh. |
Bouncy Ball |
Jan-24-05 04:34 PM |
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picking your nose is not a threat |
Kire |
Jan-24-05 04:35 PM |
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"Horns are for emergencies only." i disagree, the horn is put there for |
StopTheMorans |
Jan-24-05 04:37 PM |
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My father once told me |
johnnie |
Jan-24-05 04:44 PM |
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In Miami, they honk at you if you don't move your car within a second |
RagingInMiami |
Jan-24-05 04:58 PM |
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Austin folks would have a real hard time driving in Boston. |
notmyprez |
Jan-24-05 05:03 PM |
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