I have a car window breaker/seat belt cutter in my car. I wouldn't be surprised if that guy injured his hand trying to punch that window out. He thought about trying it again but I guess he learned the first time. It's suggested you break a car window in the corner and not the center.

I also have an air horn and pepper spray in the driver door pouch in the event of a wild animal threat during a body removal in remote locations or any other threats.

Birds Aren't Real, so no threat there.

All these people are walking and loitering in the freaking bike lane.

As planned, there would be no pedestrians on the left 1/2 of the path, but people can't follow the rules. I would want a truck air horn for my bike and a nice spiked leather jacket, make their ears and shoulders bleed if they want to walk on the bike path.

I took a 2,500 mile mountain bike trip back in 2011. I was aware of the problem of loose dogs chasing bikes. With two saddlebags strapped to my bike with my belongings I knew I would not be able to outrun a Chihuahua let alone a pitbull, German shepherd or a bear.

I carried an air horn from Walmart that I attached to the bike with Velcro for a quick grab. I had no less than 7 dogs surprise me during my trip. The air horn was very effective in showing them who's boss. Their ears fold back and their tail tucked between their legs while running in the opposite direction.

Even if a dog managed to grab me, I doubt it would be able to withstand the hurt it would inflict blasting in its ear at close range.

Edit: I'm assuming no one thought I would shove the air horn in the dogs butt.


https://ibb.co/xJTfSj7

Go to Walmart.
Sporting Goods section.
Grab an Air Horn.
Clip it to your belt.

When you're out of options, you'll know what to do. It's not so much how big you are than how loud you are.

If you're riding a bike it works great on loose dogs and bears too. No harm. No foul.

A great way to scare off bears and loose dogs while biking or hiking is to carry an air horn. Walmart sells them in the boating section. A can of compressed air with a loud, shrill blast. Boaters use them sometimes to signal bridge keepers to raise the drawbridge.

>> ^rottenseed:
>> ^MarineGunrock:
This guy does NOT use his horn enough. Morons like these are exactly why I have air horns on my motorcycle. http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd219/marinephoto/1300%20mods/
SDC10460.jpg

Another reason why you're the fucking man. I want an air horn in my car.


Have these under one of our buses at work...

>> ^MarineGunrock:

This guy does NOT use his horn enough. Morons like these are exactly why I have air horns on my motorcycle. http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd219/marinephoto/1300%20mods/
SDC10460.jpg


Another reason why you're the fucking man. I want an air horn in my car.

This guy does NOT use his horn enough. Morons like these are exactly why I have air horns on my motorcycle. http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd219/marinephoto/1300%20mods/SDC10460.jpg

air horns in music: The stupidest shit ever invented, and sounds absolutely terrible.

And yeah, the song is also terrible, and the video as well.

Id say the guy fell asleep and was awoken by the trucks air horn.

I really really dislike the vuvuzela. It's made it nigh on impossible to hear the commentary during some of the games, and I had to stop watching the last 20 minutes of the South Africa v. Mexico game as my brain was pounding.

They also drown out singing fans, which in my opinion are far more entertaining, and contribute to the atmosphere much more than the locust plague of biblical proportions. There were hints of songs breaking through the cacophony during the England v. USA game, and it really improved the viewing experience (let's just not talk about Green )

Finally, the players themselves say they don't like them.... The French team bemoaned the fact that they couldn't get any sleep, nor communicate during the game, while other players have also spoken out against them.

There's also the "oh no they damage your hearing" argument, but I'm less into that as a reason to get rid of them. Football games have always been noisy, and air horns (and drums) can easily reach similar (if not quite the same) decibel levels. It's more the incessant droaning on and on that really gets to me.

I'd love to hear what some South African players think of them. The man with the fashion sense said that the players love them, but I simply can't believe that unless I hear it from the players themselves - it just seems ludicrous to me.

>> ^rychan:
He's not a douche, he's just an air horn nerd. He doesn't actually use this in traffic or anything.
Here he is comparing it to a train horn:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjyUfV3W5zk&feature=channel_page
and here competing against the Queen Mary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzW54QhHWJg&feature=channel_page



"Air horn nerd". Just wanted to revisit that phrase.

He's not a douche, he's just an air horn nerd. He doesn't actually use this in traffic or anything.

Here he is comparing it to a train horn:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjyUfV3W5zk&feature=channel_page

and here competing against the Queen Mary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzW54QhHWJg&feature=channel_page

Golfers are the most humorless people on earth.