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ROOF RACK WHISTLE.

Captain Caveman

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I heard a roof rack go past and said "Roof rack" to my Mum. My Mum looked at me daft asking how I knew (As if a roof rack could drive past by itself?)

So I told Mum about the whistles they put on roof racks so you know the roof rack is still there when one is driving, and Mum said she has not heard a roof rack whistle before, and I said it was because they had not had a whistle fitted to them. She is now asking my brother about it.
 
So I told Mum about the whistles they put on roof racks so you know the roof rack is still there when one is driving,
I've never heard of that before. I know they can whistle if damaged or have lost their end caps.

For a while in Australia we could buy whistles to attach to our cars that were supposed to scare kangaroos but it didn't work and they were very annoying. Roos can do a lot of damage to a car.
 
But duck whistles attract ducks. So if deer whistles attract deer and one has deer following one down the road it is something like anticlaws, so it needs to be the right frequency.
 

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