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Highbeam Seeking Missle
Cut the Glare, Send a Message!
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To destroy the high beam assembly on cars who's drivers refuse to dip or change to their low beams when approaching oncoming traffic.

These drivers will learn quickly to exercise this most basic of courtesies to other drivers.


jhomrighaus, Jun 02 2007

AnitBrights AntiBrights
[nuclear hobo, Jun 03 2007]



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       //These drivers will learn quickly// unless, of course, they die in a head-on collision with said oncoming traffic as a result of being hit by a missile.   

       I'd have thought punishing thoughtlessness with violence was a bit mfd-ish, really - somewhere between rant and cruelty?   

       I suppose there might be an exception if the violence were a bit more ingenious.

pertinax, Jun 03 2007
  

       Now there's a real halfbaked idea - blind oncoming traffic with a laser.

nuclear hobo, Jun 03 2007
  

       Retro-reflectors might work.

ldischler, Jun 03 2007
  

       They are little tiny headlight sized missles. I'm figuring like getting hit by a rock while driving, little thump and headlight goes out.   

       Were not trying to kill people here just kill the high beams which can be quite dangerous rather than just inconsiderate. I have nearly struck pedestrians in town due to being blinded by the glare of some guy with his high beams on.

jhomrighaus, Jun 03 2007
  

       Paintballs would be fun. With tracers.

ldischler, Jun 03 2007
  


 
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