If we want to find some mottoes for India, Blow Horn would certainly be one. Not only is this motto plastered on the back of most trucks, every other vehicle driver practices it religiously. Basically it appears a way of saying, I'm behind you (or passing you) and I want you to move over or just know I'm here. There's no malice.
There is also the variation "Horn Please." In Kerrela we also saw, "Sound Horn."
See follow-up post Awazdo.
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Friday, November 24, 2006
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I guess Indians are much more civilized than Chinese: they print the Motto to remind others. We would just horn the heck of it no matter what!
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