Are people really that helpless?

[Cuervo25_1]

well PB if you think about it the horn is already faulty due to it blairing all the time, thus in order to have it repaired the owner would have to drive it with the blairing horn to either a shop to have it fixed or a parts store to get the parts then back home to fix it himself. That in turn would cause a whole lot of road rage and possible shots fired and death. That is if a LEO don't stop the said person first and have him disconnect the horn anyway or tow the vehicle.

 

[BuckeyeBoy34]

I find all of this rampant wild speculation to be extremely entertaing!! :lol!:
If not a tad off of the original topic.

 

[monbla256]

I find all of this rampant wild speculation to be extremely entertaing!! :lol!:
If not a tad off of the original topic.

What else is new? NOBODY stays on topic here

 

[i.keenum]

Had a friend and did that shit in college, the security system on his car was malfunctioning and the horn would blare randomly when turned off. I told him to unplug one of the cables from the battery but he said he didn't want to. Woke up the next morning and someone had kicked the hood till they had dented it enough to pop it open and pull off the battery cables.