Stupid Guest Tricks

I got this link from another board I am on, this is the Monorail Society's look at Disneyland's Monorail Red and Blue!

http://www.monorails.org/tMspages/MarkVII1.html

This is just funny.

http://www.monorails.org/tMspages/PuppyMover.html

I love the Puppy Monorail! That's just too cute :dog3:

Cool pics, ktulu -- thanks for the links!

BRWombat wrote:Cool pics, ktulu -- thanks for the links!

I take no credit, just passing on the info :)

I am thinking of putting the same horn on the monorails onto my Jeep, got that idea from that site ;)

ktulu wrote:I take no credit, just passing on the info :)

I am thinking of putting the same horn on the monorails onto my Jeep, got that idea from that site ;)

It will work to scare drivers. My dad put on his little Ford Courier a semi truck air horn. I used to love to use that to startle people who would be looking for a semi truck, lol.

Awwww, how cute! Amazing how quickly it was put together. Native American dogs--is that the new name for the American Eskimo dog breed?

mechurchlady wrote:It will work to scare drivers. My dad put on his little Ford Courier a semi truck air horn. I used to love to use that to startle people who would be looking for a semi truck, lol.

A buddy had a train horn. He would blow it near train tracks and watch cars stop all the time.

A friend liked to collect sound effects and play them on his mega dB, take up the whole living room, 24 inch Cerwin Vega low end speakers, stereo system. He got a recording of a train going past a crossing and played it at high volume. His wife ran screaming out the back door even though she later admitted she KNEW they lived five miles from the nearest track.

He picked up a recording of a nuclear bomb going off. He started it up and didn't hear anything except what he thought was static so he turned up the volume.

Still nothing so he turned it up some more.

Still nothing so he turned it up all the way. That was when the bomb finally detonated. The 24 inch CVs displaced so much air that his picture window blew out.

hobie16 wrote:A friend liked to collect sound effects and play them on his mega dB, take up the whole living room, 24 inch Cerwin Vega low end speakers, stereo system. He got a recording of a train going past a crossing and played it at high volume. His wife ran screaming out the back door even though she later admitted she KNEW they lived five miles from the nearest track.

He picked up a recording of a nuclear bomb going off. He started it up and didn't hear anything except what he thought was static so he turned up the volume.

Still nothing so he turned it up some more.

Still nothing so he turned it up all the way. That was when the bomb finally detonated. The 24 inch CVs displaced so much air that his picture window blew out.

Hmm... was his name Marty McFly? You know Doc Brown told him not to mess with that amplifier...

BRWombat wrote:Hmm... was his name Marty McFly? You know Doc Brown told him not to mess with that amplifier...

.....Yeah, well these go to 11!!

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