• @0ops@lemm.ee
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      01 month ago

      Did op change the title? That’s pretty much what it says right now

      • ASeriesOfPoorChoices
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        11 month ago

        beep = sounding your horn. In the USA, they use the term “beeping the horn”.

        this doesn’t have anything to do with the horn.

        • @0ops@lemm.ee
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          01 month ago

          I’ve personally only heard “honking the horn” (like as in “honk if you’re horny”) here in the US. In fact personally when I read “beep” I think of sharp, bright, high-pitched, electronic sounds, like that are so common inside of modern cars, but sure I guess I can see where you got confused.

          By this same grace though, I wouldn’t call someone a misleading dick over onomatopoeia. If you tell me what word op should’ve used I’ll tell you why your choice is ambiguous too

          • ASeriesOfPoorChoices
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            11 month ago

            “new bill requires vehicles to alert their drivers when…etc”

            notice the lack of type of notification? and specifying who is notifying whom? It isn’t difficult to not be a misleading dick.

          • ASeriesOfPoorChoices
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            11 month ago

            next you’re going to tell me that people in the USA don’t have blinkers to indicate proposed turning direction.

            Heh. blinkers.

            It’s like going to the bathroom in a shopping centre. Like there’s actually a bathroom and not just a xitter or toilet.