Road rage cards to make life simpler

**Babelfish** · 12th April 2007, 15:46

Tricky on a bike, but still some value to ease comminications when you want to tell somone you care...

http://www.roadrage.com/samples.htm

**Ixion** · 12th April 2007, 16:09

Well, anything that improves communications has to be good, doesn't it ?

**Babelfish** · 12th April 2007, 16:10

Probably beats booting a wing mirror off

**Beemer** · 12th April 2007, 16:18

Originally Posted by TempBJ

Probably beats booting a wing mirror off

I bet most of them can't read anyway, so there's always the option of giving them both!

**Qkchk:Me** · 12th April 2007, 16:40

We should make them compulsory in our trucks..............

I remember years ago someone had the smartarse idea of a rudimentary sound emulator that you could mount on the dash of your car. It had like 6 buttons that you would push and you'd get like a laser/machine gun/dive bomber/nailgun etc sound - all this to take your frustration out on instead of the numbnuts that just cut you off..........this would off been back in the 80's and even then it was a 'Wooooow isn't that cool' gadget. Can anyone remember them?

**Beemer** · 12th April 2007, 17:21

Originally Posted by Qkchk

I remember years ago someone had the smartarse idea of a rudimentary sound emulator that you could mount on the dash of your car. It had like 6 buttons that you would push and you'd get like a laser/machine gun/dive bomber/nailgun etc sound - all this to take your frustration out on instead of the numbnuts that just cut you off..........this would off been back in the 80's and even then it was a 'Wooooow isn't that cool' gadget. Can anyone remember them?

Remember them? Hell, I've still got mine! I used to be a sales rep and it got shitloads of use around Wellington! Wish I'd had a loudspeaker system... It has a ray gun, laser, bomber and machine gun. Good for telemarketers too!

**Beemer** · 12th April 2007, 17:38

I just put some batteries in it and blow me down, it still goes! Damned loud too, and it has red, yellow and green lights that run in a sequence around the edge.