Meanwhile in Russia
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atma (04/09/2013) [-] 
i heard from some guys named crazyhindu, heraske, anon, thuntking, deadfeds, anonibusii, themanthelegend, **************** , and yyh that it has something to do with everybody in Russia wanting video proof in case they see a skateboarder do a really neat trick that they probably won't be able to do a second time
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thegamerslife (04/09/2013) [-] I almost died today because of someone merging with no blinker.... I would like to shake this mans hand and fix his light for him. Trained in the electrical field.
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scandinavianpedo (04/08/2013) [-] i need to do this to get my brake light to work, it is faulty grounding.
just need a bit of electrical oil
just need a bit of electrical oil
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wottafella (04/09/2013) [-] In Russia, there is no mechanic shops, just your hands can fix the car.
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trolololer (04/09/2013) [-] This is actually the proper usage of this gif, I was just hoping people would see the link between the subtitles and what I wrote
"How 'bout that cheeky smile"
"How 'bout that cheeky smile"
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calibroflower (04/08/2013) [-] don't you just love the smile he gives as he walks back too the car
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greatcornholio (04/09/2013) [-] **greatcornholio rolled a random image posted in comment #345690 at Pokemon **
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iwilldeletenotatw (04/09/2013) [-] Please pardon my ignorance here. Are the manual/arm turn signals the same as in the US in other countries? just curious.
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furrypuppy (04/09/2013) [-] In the Netherlands it's actually quite the offense to not signal while cycling..
Since we have more bicycles than citizens, they're quite important.
Since we have more bicycles than citizens, they're quite important.
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thatnerdyguy (04/09/2013) [-] Not common, but if your blinkers are out you can use them instead pretty much everywhere...
I think. For all I know different countries could have different signals. But that looks like a left turn to me.
Also, bicyclists use them.
I think. For all I know different countries could have different signals. But that looks like a left turn to me.
Also, bicyclists use them.
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thegamerslife (04/09/2013) [-] What?!?! where do you live that those cyclist douches actually signal!?!? you must tell me, I need to move there!
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thatnerdyguy (04/09/2013) [-] Okay, maybe I should rephrase that.
1 in 20 cyclists use them.
1 in 20 cyclists use them.
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thatnerdyguy (04/09/2013) [-] Unless they're in those giant-ass groups, then none of them do.
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thegamerslife (04/09/2013) [-] Maybe I shouldn't just leave it at that. I've almost killed people several times, but once it was a cyclist that was on the sidewalk for a few blocks, keeping up with me...then out of ******* nowhere he cuts off the curb and right in front of me in my lane....then proceeds to flip me off and yell like It's my fault I almost hit him?!?!?!? O_O
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thegamerslife (04/09/2013) [-] Oh. not my driving. I've never had any problems and even scored 100% on my first try. :P
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thatnerdyguy (04/09/2013) [-] Oh no, I know it probably wasn't your fault I'm just saying, people do the **** like you described above so often that I've started to wonder what the odds of me actually making it through my life without killing anyone are.
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thegamerslife (04/09/2013) [-] The ****** thing is, unless there are witnesses or cameras...they will play the innocent card and try to sue me most likely.
Also, I neglect the break pedal a little when I see pedestrians jay walking in front of me O_O
Also, I neglect the break pedal a little when I see pedestrians jay walking in front of me O_O
