Not at all, Rob. He was just a no-nonsense fellow going about his business.A wee bit scary!
I took his picture without permission.dude, you're getting the hairy eyeball, what did you do to tick him off?
I think he thinks all turf is his turf, Ivar!There you see, you are a sneaky one. No wonder he doesn't seem to like you. It's his turf you know.
So he's New Yorker?I think he thinks all turf is his turf, Ivar!
The honking is manic there, yet nobody seems to take serious offense. I love driving in NYC where I can lay one hand on the horn and fire away at the least imagined slight.
So he's New Yorker?
No offence intended but they are loud at times.The honking is manic there, yet nobody seems to take serious offense. I love driving in NYC where I can lay one hand on the horn and fire away at the least imagined slight.
you're not doing it correctly. the horn isn't for telling people off in nyc, it's an audible turn signal. you honk before changing lanes.The honking is manic there, yet nobody seems to take serious offense. I love driving in NYC where I can lay one hand on the horn and fire away at the least imagined slight.
Julian,...New York City has the best honkers I know of. However, I've never been to Mumbai, so I will admit that it is possible they are better honkers than New Yorkers. I like this idea of a Honking League. I believe NYC (and perhaps Mumbai, based on your experience, Julian) should go directly into the Honker Premier League.I think it looks like a sweet hound and could see, if you got closer it would slobber your cheeks with love. As for being allowed to honk the horn in NYC, wow I must visit, what a treat, not sure it could rival Mumbai though , one never knows though. Maybe there is the best Honking city, league table somewhere.