I'd add: you must be careful of the pieces of dried, hard snot (we call them "capperi") that could be thrown by the tires of the car in front of you: they could crack your windshield. Better keep a safe distance, than be sorry afterwards.
I'd add: you must be careful of the pieces of dried, hard snot (we call them "capperi") that could be thrown by the tires of the car in front of you: they could crack your windshield. Better keep a safe distance, than be sorry afterwards.
This is the stupidest thing I have seen here today. Funny, though.
Pretty sure that's a truck, dude!
Yes, because between others, we invented almost the language as well!:-)
Dunno why, but I'm not gonna buy stronzo mugs & shirts...
Re: (a knockoff of an Italian model). Wrong. Bajaj was once a Piaggio CKD customer first, then a licensed partner in India. The Indians didn't invent the Ape car, but launched in India the first Vespa produced under Piaggio license in 1960. The license agreement between Bajaj Auto and Piaggio was ended in 1971. Now…
DrDoltchBig got it right: http://jalopnik.com/5970831/?post=55539818
ARE YOU A WIZARD??
Beautiful car, very carefully kept.
Fucking right!
Yes, and every other normal roundabout in Italy as well. Dunno about the rest of Europe, but it must not be too different. Because the right of passage belongs (drum roll) to the fucking cars that are already inside the rundabout!!! See, it was not so difficult, but I'd eat my left nut with fava beans and a glass of…
No. But you should. Otherwise, they would surely tie you to your seat with some seat belt extensions, and you'll be arrested by the local TSA officers at your arrival.
Waiting at the stop line of a roundabout for the distant car coming from the left to cross, because they think that now the right of passage is from the left. And of course, cutting you out when you come from their right, because they think that now the righ of passage is not from the right. Really, I don't want to…
The "Texas Chainsaw" franchising published their 30th remake of the epic movie? Wow!