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Driving in France with an Englishman was quite interesting. At first I thought I my view of French driving had been colored by my English chauffeur, but later I talked to a French girl who said, "As soon as you learn how to drive in France, you realize that everyone are out to get you"
Me: "But only in Paris, right? They must be more polite out in the countryside"
Her: "No" XD


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3rd August 2012
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7 years ago #9738505        
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*when you see moving tea kettles and bread sticks, and you can't tell how high you are anymore*
(=^._.^=) (=^・ェ・^=)


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Rosin

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9 years ago #9489397        
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For some people, to them anyone driving slower than them is an idiot, while anyone driving faster is a maniac.


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10 years ago #9383836        
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I actually think Italy -- Rome mainly -- is worse than France.


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3 years ago #9872819        
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Germans are coming and that with the speed of a fighter jet


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BinBin

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3 years ago #9867842        
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Ah yes the english Mobile

Mr_MK

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6 years ago #9790547        
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In my country it is the same as in France but with bikes

7 years ago #9711168        
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Really? I though Asian drivers are the worst...


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8 years ago #9614802        
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There is usually alot of swearing when someone overtakes you the usually Prick or arsehole are preferred ones here

8 years ago #9604282        
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In South Africa taxis will cut you off and they'll be really rude and nasty (not normal taxis) just google South African taxi and you'll see.


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8 years ago #9571045        
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I also love how in England we flash our high beams as a way of saying thanks or to say, 'no please, you go first.' It's a clear way of communicating, but I hate getting head lights in my eyes. whereas in France this is supposedly the opposite.

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