when i got my window replaced months ago, i just noticed the srs emblem isn't tight like the other side. not a big deal, but it is enough to bother me...how do i push that thing in there? i am pushing but it doesn't clip to hold in there. am i missing something, what's the easiest way to get it to fit in their tight?

 

Isn't the airbag setting just behind the srs emblem jp? Just beat the hell out of it, something's got to give... lol. hooah

 

That snaps in. Pull it out to see if its broken.

 

the whole piece is intact but the bottom prong is weak. it doesn't retract, is that necessary to put this thing on right?

 

I'd just buy a new car.

 

what does "hooah" mean?

 

~ its a marine thing.

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Hooah

From Wikipedia, encyclopedia

Hooah (hü-ä or who-ah) is a U.S. Army slang term. It is used primarily by infantry, airborne troops, and rangers "referring to or meaning anything and everything except no" [1]. It can also be a type of battle cry. The word's etymology is unclear, but one possible origin is that it is based on the acronym HUA, meaning "heard, understood, acknowledged" [2].

The use of the word is ubiquitous in the life of an U.S. Army Soldier. In informal situations a Soldier can reply with "hooah" in place of "Yes, (military rank)" such as "Yes, Sergeant." This can be useful when the rank of the Soldier is unknown, similar to using simply "Yes, Sir/Ma'am."

One well-known example of "hooah" being used in popular culture is through Al Pacino's character, a former U.S. Army officer, in the movie Scent of a Woman.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooah

 

I agree it is but show me one marine that knows what it means?

 

Here is HOOAH for you.

 

LOL LOL LOL.

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