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When most car alarms go off it is usually caused by something other than a car thief. One cause is a large Hummer bumping into my *ahem* small car. And if a thief was breaking in I doubt a car going "Beep Beep Beep!" will scare him away. Most likely he will shut it off if he knows how.
For both
cases I introduce the "This vehicle is about to explode" alarm. When something sets it off a blaring voice starts saying, "This car will explode in 10, 9, 8, 7..." upon which anyone near the car most likely will go ducking for cover.
Of course to maintain the belief that this could happen, one in 10,000 cars equipped will also have to be equipped with C4, preferably near the gas tank. In the small chance your the odd nut job that was willing attach C4 to his/her car in case of such situations I'm sure some Insurance rebate can be worked out.
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Or the manufacturers could secretly install the explosive device. That way everyone will have to run.
I like it. |
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Oh yeah. Car bombs. Hilarious. - |
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What happens after 10, 9, 8, 7 ..... 3, 2, 1? |
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Does the bomb really go off? or do the cops come after you for a bomb hoax and a bomb disposal sqad? |
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This would have been really useful for the ChiPs, because a lot of cars blew up in Souther California when they were around. |
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Dour old [waugs]. Always with a grin and a giggle, that one was. |
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i wonder if a large electronically ignited by remote triggered by car alarm sensors pointed at the car bottle rocket or morter of some sort maybe a catapult with an m80 would work |
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