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Columbus 11 month s ago
#10 That cat knew exactly what was happening...
And did nothing...
And did nothing...
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Barticus 11 month s ago
Columbus,
Cats have lost their instincts from too much domestication.
Cats have lost their instincts from too much domestication.
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Lib 11 month s ago
Columbus, Even considering the 'pets with pets' angle, I stills say CATS ARE EVIL!
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Rea 11 month s ago
#16 - “are you sure this is how it’s supposed to work? Maybe I’m supposed to be on the inside.”
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Lib 11 month s ago
Rea, #YouAreNotDoingItRight
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Cathleen 11 month s ago
#7 Caution! American tourists!
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Fie 11 month s ago
Cathleen,
Not necessarily. Only about 30% of countries and territories around the world drive on the left side of the road, most of them are former British colonies. That means that about 70% (160+) of countries and territories drive on the right side of the road.
This information is easy to find online, with maps included.
Not necessarily. Only about 30% of countries and territories around the world drive on the left side of the road, most of them are former British colonies. That means that about 70% (160+) of countries and territories drive on the right side of the road.
This information is easy to find online, with maps included.
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Muriel 11 month s ago
Fie,
The arrows let us know the oncoming car was on the wrong side of the road.
The arrows let us know the oncoming car was on the wrong side of the road.
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Muriel 11 month s ago
Cathleen,
Could be a tourist from any one of the many, many countries that drive on the correct side of the road. It could also be another drunken, pub crawling U.K. resident.
Could be a tourist from any one of the many, many countries that drive on the correct side of the road. It could also be another drunken, pub crawling U.K. resident.
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Gabby 11 month s ago
Muriel, it could be, but that clip looks like Scotland, where a very high proportion of the tourists are American.
No idea where you're from, but here in the UK drink-driving is uncommon.
No idea where you're from, but here in the UK drink-driving is uncommon.
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Joshua 11 month s ago
#15 The is what the government officials of New Jersey and Oregon think all their people are going to do if they get a chance to pump their own gas. 
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Nellie 11 month s ago
Joshua, All gas stations in Oregon can now allow customers to pump their own gas, lifting a ban on self-service in the state dating back to 1951. The new law, House Bill 2426, signed by the Democratic Gov.
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Percival 11 month s ago
#6 me with seafood
#7 people from England are always telling Americans "use the metric system because the rest of the world uses it"
most of the world drives on the "RIGHT" England
#7 people from England are always telling Americans "use the metric system because the rest of the world uses it"
most of the world drives on the "RIGHT" England
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Gabby 11 month s ago
Percival, Driving on the left is the original convention - it allows a right-handed person on horseback to defend against an oncoming attacker. Other than that, there's no inherent advantage to driving on the left or right - unlike metric vs imperial, where a base-10 system is much easier to deal with than one where the units scale up in very arbitrary multiples (12 inches in a foot, 16 ounces in a pound, 14 pounds in a stone...)
Driving on the right happened because there was a Papal decree across Europe to keep left, and the French started keeping right as an act of defiance against that decree. Americans copied the French as an act of defiance in the war of independance. Napoleonic invasions across Europe spread the convention of keeping right; in mainland Europe the countries that had never been invaded by Napoleon (and later, Hitler) continued to keep left until the 20th Century.
Driving on the right happened because there was a Papal decree across Europe to keep left, and the French started keeping right as an act of defiance against that decree. Americans copied the French as an act of defiance in the war of independance. Napoleonic invasions across Europe spread the convention of keeping right; in mainland Europe the countries that had never been invaded by Napoleon (and later, Hitler) continued to keep left until the 20th Century.
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Marjorie 11 month s ago
#15 Sure. Funny Stupidity!
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Lucille 11 month s ago
#6 Get the disgusting creature off the counter!
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Muriel 11 month s ago
#13 Someone finally did something entertaining with a back flip.
#15 He was probably telling her he’d like to wear her @$$ as a hat.
#15 He was probably telling her he’d like to wear her @$$ as a hat.
And did nothing...
Cats have lost their instincts from too much domestication.
Not necessarily. Only about 30% of countries and territories around the world drive on the left side of the road, most of them are former British colonies. That means that about 70% (160+) of countries and territories drive on the right side of the road.
This information is easy to find online, with maps included.
The arrows let us know the oncoming car was on the wrong side of the road.
Could be a tourist from any one of the many, many countries that drive on the correct side of the road. It could also be another drunken, pub crawling U.K. resident.
No idea where you're from, but here in the UK drink-driving is uncommon.
#7 people from England are always telling Americans "use the metric system because the rest of the world uses it"
most of the world drives on the "RIGHT" England
Driving on the right happened because there was a Papal decree across Europe to keep left, and the French started keeping right as an act of defiance against that decree. Americans copied the French as an act of defiance in the war of independance. Napoleonic invasions across Europe spread the convention of keeping right; in mainland Europe the countries that had never been invaded by Napoleon (and later, Hitler) continued to keep left until the 20th Century.
#15 He was probably telling her he’d like to wear her @$$ as a hat.