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A small box that affixes to the car dashboard. It contains an alarm clock, a breathalyzer, and a taperecorder with the mother's voice on it. The mother can set the alarm to curfew, at which point the speakersare shut down and it goes off every minute or two saying things like "You should be home". The
breathalyzer , if it identifies a dangerous percentage of alchohal in the breath of the driver, sets off a beeping alarm, and screams phrases such as "You could die! Please, don't drink and drive" constantly. It will usually bother the driver enough that he will stop, or come home.
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Took me a while to figure out what this had to do with Dungeons and
Dragons. |
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No, DRINKING AND DRIVING. its an acronym in the U.S. |
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Yeah, I got that now, thanks. |
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Half of me thinks that an ardent D&Der is not going to be deterred by a
tape recording, and the other half thinks that teens will play their music
loud enough to drown out the maternal drone. If it was hooked into the
car's speakers that might do the trick, especially if said teen is hoping
to impress friends with their ride. |
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there, I set it to shut down the speakers. |
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Ah, that fun Christmas family game, Role-Playing Grenade. |
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You'd have to play that outside. |
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I agree with quest. I don't think a nagger should be called a nagger. Maybe heckler. Or nagging bitch. Yes, nagging bitch works much better than nagger. |
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Shouted from the belltower in authentic pioneer gibberish: |
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"The new sherrif's a na...." |
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Yes, the title does grab the attention, doesn't it. |
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Maybe we could make a D&D nagger. It would sound like your wife/girlfriend saying things like "Are you still playing that stupid game?" or "If I step on one of these dice ONE MORE TIME!" |
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If any of my children were drink driving, they'd probably be best off not coming home at all. |
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"I think the teen would save up 500 bucks or so and buy another car outright, then keep it parked a few blocks away and not tell his/her parents about it. That's what I would do, anyway."
— 21 Quest, Oct 22 2009 |
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That would be a useful lesson in self-support and the teen might be less likely to risk the car they saved up to buy themselves. |
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It's something like that, anyway. |
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If I'd grown up in a household that would ever consider installing such an abomination, I would take up drinking and never quit. [ ] |
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Unfortunately I appear to have grown up in a country that is routinely deploying similar abominations. |
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