Comments on: Ringtones For Your Electric Ride? http://gas2.org/2009/10/20/ringtones-for-your-electric-ride/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Sat, 26 May 2012 14:59:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: eLe Jota http://gas2.org/2009/10/20/ringtones-for-your-electric-ride/#comment-13407 eLe Jota Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:18:48 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=3873#comment-13407 This is actually a lot like the idea of engine noise cancelling technology from a while back, during the "Crazy Frog" ringtones fad. (oh, how I hated that frog) At the time, I imagined a Porsche pulling up to the lights beside a silent and patiently waiting Lambourghini. The driver of the porsche would start reving their engine, goading the Lambourghini driver to a race, to which the Driver of the Lambo did the same in acceptance of the challenge. Then, just as the lights are changing, wheels are screeching and both cars pull off the line, the posche driver flips a switch which makes his engine revs sound like the "Crazy Frog's" ramblings, causing the Lambo driver to loose control of his rapidly accelerating 1/4mill car and wrap it around a lamp post in a perrilous fit of laughter. But since I hated that frog so much for stealing the sound from the web & annoying everyone in the UK, the porsche driver would end up in a head-on collision with a decomissioned WWII Tank conveniently parked where the porsche driver would be busy laughing maniacly and glance in his mirror for just a split second too long. (oh, how I hated that frog) lol Moral of the story: Vehicle Ringtones = Bad Idea This is actually a lot like the idea of engine noise cancelling technology from a while back, during the “Crazy Frog” ringtones fad. (oh, how I hated that frog)

At the time, I imagined a Porsche pulling up to the lights beside a silent and patiently waiting Lambourghini. The driver of the porsche would start reving their engine, goading the Lambourghini driver to a race, to which the Driver of the Lambo did the same in acceptance of the challenge. Then, just as the lights are changing, wheels are screeching and both cars pull off the line, the posche driver flips a switch which makes his engine revs sound like the “Crazy Frog’s” ramblings, causing the Lambo driver to loose control of his rapidly accelerating 1/4mill car and wrap it around a lamp post in a perrilous fit of laughter.

But since I hated that frog so much for stealing the sound from the web & annoying everyone in the UK, the porsche driver would end up in a head-on collision with a decomissioned WWII Tank conveniently parked where the porsche driver would be busy laughing maniacly and glance in his mirror for just a split second too long. (oh, how I hated that frog) lol

Moral of the story: Vehicle Ringtones = Bad Idea

]]> By: eLe Jota http://gas2.org/2009/10/20/ringtones-for-your-electric-ride/#comment-36237 eLe Jota Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:18:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=3873#comment-36237 This is actually a lot like the idea of engine noise cancelling technology from a while back, during the "Crazy Frog" ringtones fad. (oh, how I hated that frog) At the time, I imagined a Porsche pulling up to the lights beside a silent and patiently waiting Lambourghini. The driver of the porsche would start reving their engine, goading the Lambourghini driver to a race, to which the Driver of the Lambo did the same in acceptance of the challenge. Then, just as the lights are changing, wheels are screeching and both cars pull off the line, the posche driver flips a switch which makes his engine revs sound like the "Crazy Frog's" ramblings, causing the Lambo driver to loose control of his rapidly accelerating 1/4mill car and wrap it around a lamp post in a perrilous fit of laughter. But since I hated that frog so much for stealing the sound from the web & annoying everyone in the UK, the porsche driver would end up in a head-on collision with a decomissioned WWII Tank conveniently parked where the porsche driver would be busy laughing maniacly and glance in his mirror for just a split second too long. (oh, how I hated that frog) lol Moral of the story: Vehicle Ringtones = Bad Idea This is actually a lot like the idea of engine noise cancelling technology from a while back, during the “Crazy Frog” ringtones fad. (oh, how I hated that frog)

At the time, I imagined a Porsche pulling up to the lights beside a silent and patiently waiting Lambourghini. The driver of the porsche would start reving their engine, goading the Lambourghini driver to a race, to which the Driver of the Lambo did the same in acceptance of the challenge. Then, just as the lights are changing, wheels are screeching and both cars pull off the line, the posche driver flips a switch which makes his engine revs sound like the “Crazy Frog’s” ramblings, causing the Lambo driver to loose control of his rapidly accelerating 1/4mill car and wrap it around a lamp post in a perrilous fit of laughter.

But since I hated that frog so much for stealing the sound from the web & annoying everyone in the UK, the porsche driver would end up in a head-on collision with a decomissioned WWII Tank conveniently parked where the porsche driver would be busy laughing maniacly and glance in his mirror for just a split second too long. (oh, how I hated that frog) lol

Moral of the story: Vehicle Ringtones = Bad Idea

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