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From: wiebe@ut-ngp.UUCP (Anne Hill Wiebe)
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Subject: Re: Please do NOT honk your horn
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Date: Fri, 28-Mar-86 14:21:39 EST
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Or just SLAP the hood as you pass if you're in a hurry (like I always
am).  Doesn't make much racket, unless you happen to be inside the hood
and a cat, in which case it makes you dash out of there as fast as
possible.  I did this for a long time when I had a cat that liked to
sleep within the car.  Since I'm in Texas now, it's not often so cold
that cats are looking for shelter.  Or maybe we just have hardier cats
now :-).  Anyhow, your neighbors probably won't hear you slap the hood.
No noisier than a car door closing, anyway.

Anne Hill Wiebe
(wiebe@ngp.CC.UTEXAS.EDU, or !ihnp4!ut-ngp!wiebe, or
!allegra!ut-ngp!wiebe)