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thank goodness he hasn't learnt how to operate one of these....
who and what...?
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federicaSeeker of the clear blue sky...Its better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubtModerator
edited April 2012
it's an air horn... the type used at football matches, or as souped-up cars' horns... they sound at anything between 120 - 150 decibels, and can be heard over a mile away....
lol, that would be great, I remembered an old episodd of the simpsons where Bart lines up a load of megaphones and creates a destructive noise. I googles the actual vadility of this working, according to the science geeks, no, unless you create a circul of megaphone, that may shatter glass in the middle. It is to do with the input and out=put blablabla
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personDon't believe everything you thinkThe liminal spaceVeteran
edited April 2012
Cute, when I first semi wake up in the morning I sort of instinctually roll over on my back. My cat takes this as her cue to climb up on my chest to get petted. If I don't pet her but try to sleep some more she will start to paw at my face. If I roll over she either puts her butt in my face (not on purpose) or starts licking my hair. I keep my door open and let her do it because its a much nicer way to wake up than an alarm clock.
If I really don't want to be bothered I can push her off the bed and she gets the hint for half an hour or so, kind of like a snooze alarm.
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If I really don't want to be bothered I can push her off the bed and she gets the hint for half an hour or so, kind of like a snooze alarm.